Sharon Stone, 63, shows off her very impressive figure in a plunging swimsuit

Sharon Stone sure has kept her curves in check, which is impressive considering she is 63.

And the Casino actress proved once again time does not change her looks as she shared photos where she was in a black one-piece swimsuit this weekend.

The author was seen sunbathing on a rock by the coast as she said in her caption, ‘Self-Care Matters.’ The post got over 26K likes in two hours.

And she also shared, ‘Body, mind & spirit’ in an image where she was looking at the camera with her hands behind her head.

This comes after the blonde bombshell made a splash at the Met Gala in a skintight black gown as she partied with Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid.

Earlier this summer the Basic Instinct actress told WSJ. Magazine how she manages to look great even though she has a thriving career and three sons. 

The siren said some of her tricks include a fruit breakfast, swimming laps in her pool, sleeping eight hours a nights, doing lunges, and taking baths filled with arnica and Dead Sea salts.

And she got very specific about her routines. 

‘My favorite breakfast is watermelon with feta cheese and mint, with olive oil and salt and pepper,’ said the Sliver star. ‘And then I usually have a piece of gluten-free sourdough toast with that and an herbal tea.’

And the cover girl still works out plenty.

‘During Covid… I started devising different things that I just did for myself. I think squats are really important. If you do squats every day, that really does get your whole body together,’ added the Ratched star.

‘I was a martial artist when I was young. I haven’t practiced in decades, but I still like to do my punches.’

Often she just heads to her swimming pool in the back yard of the Beverly Hills mansion she purchased decades ago. 

‘I really like to swim, and I find that [the] butterfly is a really great overall workout for me, and a stroke that really works for my body overall. I like to plank, and I have [young sons] so we do planking contests to see who can plank the longest…. They can plank for half an hour.’ 

And baths help her heal. 

‘Last night I was getting a really bad muscle ache, body ache, headache, and I took a bath in Dead Sea salts and arnica. And that was really, really, really helpful. So I sort of use herbs and teas as medicine. If my stomach’s upset, I drink lemon and ginger teas and peppermint teas and these kinds of gentle herb things. I’m very gentle with myself and the things that I use.’

And the Total Recall actress sleeps plenty.

‘Now I need eight,’ said the ex wife of Phil Bronstein.

‘Many years ago, I did a film about lucid dreaming [2007’s When A Man Falls], which was really intriguing and wonderful. I started really studying and practicing the art of lucid dreaming and lucid dreaming as a form of meditation. So I super love sleeping, and I love this opportunity to work on lucid dreaming.

As far as dressing, the author of The Beauty Of Living Twice chooses her clothes carefully.

‘I also think we’re not all built the same, so we have to figure out what works for our body type or proportion—and what works with our personality. I don’t really like to be uncomfortable, so I’m not one of those people that you’re often going to see in a bustier, uncomfortable shoes—gear that’s really hard to wear. I like clothes that are simple and clean and structurally, architecturally interesting. I like hippie kind of clothes.’

Also in her interview she said having a reputation for being ‘difficult’ has damaged her career.

The actress has been outspoken on various issues over the years, and Sharon thinks that her willingness to discuss contentious things in public has undermined her earning potential.

She told WSJ Magazine: ‘I’m just excited to see where I belong in the world, to see where my journey is going.

‘I think that when I was saying all these things – that now Kamala Harris, our fabulous vice president, and Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton are now avidly discussing – about women’s rights, [it] made my film career quite difficult.

‘People found me to be ‘difficult’ because I was asking for those things and expecting to get those things that I felt were correct and appropriate for myself and other women.’

Sharon also thinks that attitudes are evolving, and ultimately, she believes it might make things easier for women like herself in the film business.

The Hollywood star said: ‘That hurt me and my standing with my colleagues in the business. What I [am waiting] to see at this point is now that [gender equality] is becoming the standard fare, [will] I be accepted back into my film community because I had that great thing that President Obama talked about, which was audacity?

‘I was willing to bash my own head on the glass ceiling. I’m going to have to see if this wounded warrior can be accepted back into her industry or if I will have to move along somewhere else.’