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Filmografie: Mona Walravens. DarstellerIn. Eigentlich ist „Blau ist eine warme Farbe“ die einfühlsam inszenierte Chronik einer intensiven, letztlich gescheiterten. Mona Walravens im Fernsehprogramm bei TVinfo. Jeder Schauspieler, jede Schauspielerin im TV Programm. Alle Sendetermine zu Filmen, Serien, etc. Mona Walravens im Fernsehprogramm bei TVinfo. Jeder Schauspieler, jede Schauspielerin im TV Programm. Alle Sendetermine zu Filmen, Serien, etc. Actress Mona Walravens arrives for the premiere of their new film 'La vie d'Adèle' (lit. The Life of Adele) by Tunesian film director Abdellatif Kechiche at the. Mona Walravens. Anzahl Sprechrollen: 3. Sortierreihenfolge. Anzahl der Rollen pro Sprecher · Anzahl der Rollen pro Sprecher; Produktionsjahr des Films. 
Changes in temperature or emotion would always make me blush, so I tried to hide the redness and camouflage it with green-based creams and then with foundation, although I don't remember going through a "mask" phase.
So yes, I was always trying to get a flawless complexion. I was inspired by what my friends were using.
Everyone would pass on their tips, and I also saw quite a few dermatologists whom I learned a lot from. They taught me to respect my skin and to take care of it.
My mother wore a little bit of makeup but she really did the absolute minimum in terms of skin care and makeup and even now, I still don't think she wears any foundation.
She says to me, "You told me to buy this but you can have it because I never wear it. MW: When I was filming with Abdellatif Kechiche [the director of Blue Is the Warmest Color ], there weren't any makeup artists on set or on location and we weren't allowed to wear any makeup because for him, makeup is like a mask and it doesn't interest him.
What he finds more moving is seeing pores and skin that breathes and natural-looking eyes. He would get angry if he saw that we were wearing makeup; it was out of the question.
It was all about not hiding behind something. I also think that afterwards it even helps you as an actor once you have gotten past your embarrassment because you feel a bit naked—it kind of makes you relax about your image.
Since shooting without makeup, I'm starting, little by little, to try and look more natural, and I'm starting to agree with him that we actually look fine without makeup, or with only a little bit of makeup.
So that can work in the daytime, and it doesn't necessarily mean wearing absolutely nothing at all—it's not that radical. So I'll still be wearing a bit of foundation to tone down the redness, but I'll only put it on where I need it.
MW: In the morning I use a floral water—either rosewater or orange blossom water—followed by a mist of thermal spring water. And that's it. I have also discovered natural organic argan oil, which I brought back from a recent trip to Morocco.
It's an incredible moisturizer for the body. HB: Is it true that French women don't wash their face with the water here? MW: For me, yes.
Three or four years ago I used to use a rinse-off facial cleanser, but I was advised by a facialist not to use tap water on my face because it really dries the skin out.
HB: Are you as concerned with aging and anti-aging products as much as we are in America? MW: Yes I think so, but in a different, lighter, more natural way.
We want to look good but we don't want to be disfigured and look like everyone else. The last time I went for a facial I was saying to myself, "I'm starting to get a few lines on my forehead, and I've got a laughter line here, maybe I should get some hyaluronic acid or something.
So you see, even someone in the industry isn't pushing you into it. But I think it's also more about radiance and your genetic capital.
I feel that French woman are more into doing sport, getting enough sleep, drinking water, it's more about prevention and taking care of what you've got than just heading straight to the plastic surgeon to see what you can change.
MW: I don't do much either. I don't know how to. I wash it every two days otherwise it gets oily and has no texture.
I'm in love with Oribe products that I discovered in the States—you can't find them in France yet. I love the dry shampoo and the Apres Beach.
In front of others, Adele grows, seeks herself, loses herself, finds herself. Unflinching in images, languages, and performances, this is a film unafraid and, moreover, determined to leave nothing to the imagination.
This is not a film of subtlety, and therein lies both its strengths and weaknesses. Chicago — In the latest HollywoodChicago.
This screening is on Monday, Oct. The more social actions you complete,. Take a look at the first footage, along with the teaser poster for this award-winning drama.
Acclaimed French filmmaker Abdellatif Kechiche 's latest, based on Julie Maroh 's graphic novel, was the sensation of this year's Cannes Film Festival even before it was awarded the Palme d'Or.
Blue is the Warmest Colour , Synopsis: A lesbian couple experiences the emotional turmoil of trying to maintain the relationship. A heated romance erupts which could burn out at any moment.
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