Salma Hayek showed off her seemingly ageless visage in photos taken during her trip to a 'magical island' in Italy this week.
The Oscar-winner, 57, paid a visit to Procida, where she picked fresh strawberries, lemons and tomatoes off the vine at a local farm.
'Grateful for these moments of connection with Mother Nature,' wrote Salma, who shared photos from the farm with her Instagram followers.
Rocking a makeup-free face, Salma looked stunning in a casual blue jumpsuit, glasses and her curly hair worn down.
'Every bite tells a story of sun, soil, and water,' she continued. 'And yes, that lemon is as big as my head – nature's own sense of humor!'
Salma Hayek showed off her seemingly ageless visage in photos taken during a recent trip to a 'magical island' in Italy this week
The post starts out with the glamorous star, who hails out of Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz, Mexico, taste testing a fresh strawberry.
She also took the time to pose for selfies in front of the vine-ripened tomatoes that filled the landscape.
She included a photo of the impressive lemon referenced in her caption.
In it, Salma posed with her head directly beside it as to showcase the citrus fruit's abnormally large size.
The next picture shows her with what appears to be one of the crop workers, just as he dropped a vine of small tomatoes, likely Roma or Cherubs, into a basket full of larger tomatoes that Hayek proudly held onto.
These latest images comes just two days after she shared that she had visited the ancient city of Pompeii, Italy.
The Oscar-winner, 57, paid a visit to Procida, where she picked fresh strawberries, lemons and tomatoes off the vine at a local farm
'Grateful for these moments of connection with Mother Nature,' wrote Salma, who shared photos from the farm with her Instagram followers
Rocking a makeup-free face, Salma looked stunning in a casual blue jumpsuit, glasses and her curly hair worn down
She took the time to pose for selfies in front of the vine ripe tomatoes that filled the landscape
The Beatriz At Dinner star was blown away by the land's incredible history that dates back to the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD and beyond.
'I feel an undeniable connection to the world that existed centuries ago,' she shared on Instagram.
Her post included two selfies taken amid the impressive stone that's largely preserved under the ash.
'When you walk through the ruins of Pompeii you can't help but imagine the lives of the people and their spirit linger in the air,' she shared.
'The endurance of its buildings have survived to tell stories of of triumph and tragedy, of love and loss, all frozen in time.'
Hayek and her husband Francois-Henri Pinault, 61, a billionaire businessman originally from France, spend much of their home life in London, England with their daughter Valentina, 16, in recent years.
These latest images comes just two days after she shared that she had visited the ancient city of Pompeii, Italy
The Beatriz At Dinner star was blown away by the land's incredible history that dates back to the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD and beyond
Hayek and husband Francois-Henri Pinault spend most of their days with their daughter Valentina, now 16, at their home in London, England; they are seen in Milan, Italy in 2019
Hayek welcomed her only child with Pinault about a year after the couple started dating; mother and daughter are seen in London in October 2021
They also own a number of other properties around the world, including in Los Angeles and Washington State, where they have a ranch full of different animals that makes it look like a wildlife sanctuary, according to Hello magazine.
Grazing on the ranch at any time are alpacas, horses, along with dozens of turkey and chickens. There's also a bunch of dogs, cats, fish and bunny rabbit, among the growing collection.
The couple met and started to date in 2006, which led to the birth of Valentina shortly after in the following year.
Eventually, they got married on Valentine's Day in Paris, France in February 2009, which was followed by the loved up couple renewing their vows just over two months later in Venice, Italy.
