Salma Hayek Covers Latina Magazine, Would Be Happy As “Just A Housewife”
October 12, 2011 by Hollywoodite
Salma Hayek covers the November 2011 issue of Latina Magazine with a couple of her ribs and most of her waist whittled away. Really, where did her ribs go? And why is she 50% slimmer where her waist should be? That’s some butchery of Photoshop, right? It doesn’t look like the dress, or a trick of the light. If you use her chest for proportions. She’s just been slimmed, her arms too.
Anyway, she looks good otherwise for the cover. And she gives a pretty interesting interview about never having botox, about her family, and how she’d be happy as “just a housewife” were her career to evaporate. The career she seems surprised to have as a 45-year-old.
On waiting patiently to become a mother and wife: “To be your own woman, you have to question who you really are and what it is you really want and you have to have a level of acceptance of what you can do. The things I expected of myself when I was 20 did not happen, or did not happen the way I imagined they would, and it’s okay. Let’s just take this one day at a time and do the best that I can and be grateful for the things I do have.”
On her husband, François-Henri Pinault: “I found a man better than any man I could ever in my life imagine existed. He found me, actually. I wasn’t even looking.”
On having divine skin: “When I was 16, I looked 19. When I was 19, I looked 25. But I got stuck on 25 – thank God! – until I was 35. So that was good. But it’s also important to take care of your skin because if you’re not careful, one day you’ll wake up and a spider will have taken over your face and you’ll be full of lines.”
On cosmetic surgery: “I have no Botox. The thought of a needle coming to my forehead, it really gives me the heebie-jeebies. So I’d rather put on my creams. It’s fun, it smells good, and it’s relaxing. Am I opposed to doing it later? I don’t know. I want to see how far I can go.”
On launching her new beauty line: “At the time I wanted to do the beauty line I didn’t know how, but I never stopped trying to learn. It’s not that I said, ‘I’ve gotta do this no matter what.’ It was like, ‘I know how to act. I don’t know how to do this other thing, but I think I could.’ So I studied, I paid attention, I asked a lot of questions, I investigated each product. And then, in time, it came.”
On the busiest year of her career: “I’m 45, so it’s a miracle I’m working in the first place – especially because I’m not even here [stateside] chasing it. Nowadays I only work with friends or somebody I admire, or on something that is really special. Somehow, just by doing that, it’s the year that I worked the most in my life!”
On what’s next: “I’m in a very comfortable position because, [even] if I never worked again and am just a housewife and a mother, I’m happy. I really am. I was born to be a wife and a mother.” – via Latina Magazine.
PHOTO CREDIT – LATINA MAGAZINE
