The radiant actress of the fifteenth century admits that she has never felt so good. She shares with us her secrets of brightness.
Hours of make-up, eight kilos more… Elsa Silberstein didn’t hesitate to physically transform to play Simone Weil, but in real life she’s in search of authenticity. And it is from his mother, who disappeared during the filming, that he takes this quiet strength. “She always told me, ‘beauty is what you give from the inside.’ Even today, I make a real distinction between being beautiful and being beautiful. Beauty goes beyond perfect features. It’s about energy, power, movement, it’s inexplicable… We see everything on the face and the look, the intimate, the unspoken…”.
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And to quote Audrey Hepburn, Jena Rowlands, Ingrid Bergman, Barbra Streisand. “Women who have incredible strength and presence. My mother was also an atomic beauty. He exuded a deep grace, yet he cared little for himself. This elegant mother who worked at Dior kept telling him: Take each phase of life in stride or you will suffer all the time. Elsa Zilberstein realizes that as an actress, the relationship with her character is not so simple. “To play, you have to know how to detach from it, to be in a state of abandonment, to let go. Of course, there are days when I like it, others not at all. We are not going to lie to each other. getting old isn’t great, but i feel better now than i did in my 20s. More free. It’s a bit like the intimate and the external finally united. And then, we are beautiful when we are well looked after.
Feel beautiful and you will be beautiful. Take each phase of life in stride
Since training as a dancer, Elsa Zilberstein has maintained a sense of discipline. “Sports are vital,” claims the actress. He does this five mornings a week: two days of running, plus ABS, two days of Pilates and one day of yoga (Studio Keana, 11, rue du Chevalier-Saint-Georges, 75008 Paris). This allows it to let go of the nutritional side a bit. “My mother used to say: “You need a little bit of everything. I live rather well, but I eat less and less meat. Then everything passes through the skin. And he has his own ritual. “I wake up with Puressentiel Floral Mist, then Joëlle Ciocco Hydrogel Lotion or Dr. With Barbara Sturm’s Glow Drops. For creams, I alternate between Caudalie, Joëlle Ciocco, Chanel and Dr. Barbara Sturm. Once a week I cleanse with Carita Detox Renovator and sleep with Sisley Black Rose Mask. I also love their Eye Contour and Eau du Soir Eau de Parfum Body Cream. »
Elsa Zilberstein entrusts only her hair to Maxime in Christophe Robin and her eyebrows to Sabrina in Un jour un regard (unjourunregard.com). “I hate it when they wax too much.” She says she loves makeup, products, gestures. “It’s a real pleasure, very ritualistic, which develops by the hour. I only work on my face during the day… Fresh with rosy cheeks. I collect Laura Mercier palettes. Barring an event, I rarely wear mascara before 7pm. I swear by L’Oréal Paris, including Volumions de Cils. I haven’t found a better foundation and concealer than Clé de Peau, and I use Chanel blushes a lot. In the evening, I shade my eyes with purple, copper, gold, bronze, Mac or Chanel pencils.
When it comes to perfumes, Elsa Zilberstein loves fresh scents, lily of the valley and declares herself quite loyal. “Twenty years I have borne the lily of the valley of Penhaligon. My latest favorites are Guerlain’s Aqua Allegoria collection and Santa Maria Novella’s Melograno. I rarely get treatment at the institute, but I really enjoyed the treatment at Carita and I dream of spending a day at the Caudalie spa.” Any advice for women? “Love yourself, take time for yourself, be as free as possible and… play sports.”
Source: Le Figaro
