Revealed! the Stars’ Oscar Beauty Secrets
October 21st, 2009 | 
Author: Oscar beauty and fashion has probably eclipsed the awards themselves, and we all love to catch a glimpse of our favorite stars on the red carpet. The ceremony this year was no exception and actresses such as Jessica Alba, Nicole Kidman and Cameron Diaz impressed us with some fabulous clothes.
Best Actress winner Marion Cotillard dazzled in a creation of Jean-Paul Gaultier, Chanel avoiding usual. The Devil Wears Prada star Anne Hathaway also sparkled at the ceremony in a beautiful red-shoulder Marchesa gown with a floral detail. Cate Blanchett, nominated for Best Actress and Best Actress, accessorised her baby in a coup satin Dries Van Noten dress.
However, for many of these women, glamorous, red carpet is not natural. His appearance was on the red carpet is actually due to personal trainers, facials division, intense diet, surgical foot needle, botox under his arm and, of course, the last-minute liposuction.
David Kirsch is a Hollywood-based trainer known for whipping celebrities into shape. He said: "If your program allows, like in a month in advance, but on average is 2-4 weeks before the big night." Before prescribing its customers an appropriate system of exercise, David will discuss the dress with them, "I want to make the exposed area is at its best, given that the camera adds a bit 'of weight. You can not shake. David clients include Liv Tyler, who worked with him twice a day before the Oscars last year's event.
If the timing of a star is not allowed to exercise, you must use a good diet and unfashionable. Helen Mirren has admitted that she had been "a diet for a month before the Oscar ceremony and the stars have resorted to the most bizarre ways to lose weight. Heidi Klum is believed that eating salad covered with vinegar, which suppress the appetite before an event and sniff grapefruit essence to stop the desire for sugar.
If the stars can not lose weight naturally, they resort to last-minute liposuction. Indeed, a recent Oscar ceremony, a TV star was thought to have a piece of fat stripped of their clothes. So instead of an exchange of another costume, simply call dermatologist Dr. Patricia Wexler, who said that "it is easier to do a little liposuction to resolve the suit. Wexler admits that "I have had designers demanding liposuction for an actress who does not appear in good clothes as you wanted. A project called ten days before the Oscars, complaining that it was impossible to change her dress. E 'was really a back and dressed in the life of the star was not entirely smooth. I did the lipo and by Oscar night that looked good. "
Another popular pre-Oscar plastic surgery is set for injecting muscle relaxing injections (Botox) in the axilla to prevent sweat stains. After all, who wants to get a spot of sweat on his costume? Treatment can take up to one year and costs about 500 pounds. However, as the celebrity dermatologist Dr. Jessica Wu says: "When you wear a dress worth £ 10,000 to stay dry, and avoid the costs of deodorant and dry cleaning.
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