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The most striking part of her morning was that she searches news about herself every day. “I check it every morning,” she said. “I have to monitor myself, so I look to see how articles ran.”<\/p>\n
In the kitchen, her freezer was stocked with lemon cubes. Calling herself a lemon obsessive, she mixed lemon-honey tea \u2014 a drink she says she\u2019s had almost daily for 15 years. Using premium natural honey, fresh lemon juice, and lemon cubes, this has become a nonnegotiable part of her mornings.<\/p>\n
She claimed she\u2019s a cappuccino master, then playfully made one loaded with sugar \u2014 an unexpected move from an actress known for polished appearances. She kept breakfast simple with boiled eggs drizzled in olive oil.<\/p>\n
Ha revealed some unique skincare habits. “I\u2019m really dry, so I leave on masks like this,” she explained. “You have to commit to it to keep your skin looking good in the morning.” She emphasized that she applies products the moment she wakes up and treats exercise and skincare as long-term commitments.<\/p>\n
During her cleansing routine, she used bar soap instead of foam cleanser. “I really like soap. I even shower with it \u2014 it\u2019s gentler. Babies can use it,” she said. After applying plenty of skincare to her neck, she lightly massaged her face to reduce puffiness.<\/p>\n
For makeup, she wanted to make a good impression on upperclassmen and demonstrated an effortless, put-together “no-makeup” look. “I\u2019ve gotten more into makeup this year,” Ha said, adding that she even tried freckle makeup as a new challenge.<\/p>\n
‘Class of ’26 \u2014 It’s Ji-won’ follows Ha Ji-won as she takes on the role of a 2026 college freshman, connects with Gen Z, and experiences campus life. The series gives viewers a close-up look at her daily rituals and beauty know-how.<\/p>\n