This is obviously a problem that affects everyone. Complexes make life difficult for many, and stars are no exception to the rule, as was entrusted to actress Astrid Veillon. As part of an interview about beauty bestowed on colleagues fromparis is hereshe was asked about her charm. “It’s hard to say because I don’t love myself”started in the preface. “I have long legs and a small chest, my upper part is more developed than my lower part, which makes me ‘a little chunky'”He later regretted it and revealed on TV that he was uglier than he actually was. “It’s even worse when I see myself on the screen… TV is so messy”, the actress continued. In the series, Léa Soler was asked about the beauty motto that lends her features. TandemPublished in France 3, it was much more positive. “It will be a bit of a cliché, but as you get older, I think it’s enough to feel good in your life, in your skin, to be beautiful. There is no need for pretense and above all it’s happy to accept yourself as we are, be kind, be kind”he assured, before stating it “bad people have tense faces, sad people have low eyes”.
But then, can she be seduced by plastic surgery? “Surgery no, aesthetic medicine yes”He answers. “Sometimes I do small temporary injections to beautify my face but nothing more. I’m not judging anyone but I admit that I have trouble with physical transformations. All young girls go through it, so they’re all the same nose: same nose, XXL mouth… I wonder what it’s going to be like next. Will they accept each other or will we witness a mass suicide?”, asks the player ironically. Astrid Veillon also has a magic wand, “Eliminate menopause!”. “Undeniably, there is a before and after in skin quality, but especially in the abdomen”he finished.
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Source: Programme Television
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