Emilia Clarke’s Near-Death Experiences Pushed Her To Forgo Cosmetic Surgery.
Key Sentence:
- “What’s wrong with aging?”
- Global brand ambassador Clinique says she assessed her facial lines even though she died almost twice from brain hemorrhages (though she still doesn’t mind anti-wrinkle creams).
When it comes to beauty, Emilia Clarke tries to keep it accurate.
“When someone tells Emilia Clarke they think I need something to meet society’s ridiculous beauty standards, I tell them to let it go,” says 34-year-old Beauty Ambassador for Clinique. She had to recover from two life-saving brain surgeries (her first aneurysm occurred in 2011, which resulted in surgery, and she needed another near-fatal surgery for the second aneurysm in 2013) to realize that true beauty comes from within.
“Happy moments and happiness are what you will see on your deathbed.
But, you will not remember the times when you took that super cute selfie,” said the actress from “Game of Thrones.” After the operation, because I felt so scared and insecure, I put everything into my performance,” he continued. “As I find older, I realized people are most beautiful when they don’t think about themselves and consider their beauty.”
“When you dance to your favorite song because you can’t help it,” he says as an example. “When you’re with your friends, and they say something so funny that you spit snot out of your nose also you spit your burrito in the middle of the room – everyone in the restaurant turns around and says, ‘Wow, look at that’s a guy who had a great time. her life. ‘That’s beautiful.’
Clark also finds peace of mind by sticking to his daily routine (he swears by morning meditation and yoga to start the weekend off for real). But, of course, skincare also plays a significant role.
Even to say ‘anti-wrinkle cream’ is scary! I don’t have many wrinkles, but my skin is aging. It’s a fact,” Clark said. I also love the dual cleansers with Clinique Take the Day Off Cleansing and Clinique All About Clean Cleansing Milk and Clinique Moisture Surge. “