The famous British actress Helen Mirren, despite the fact that she will turn 71 in a month, looks fine. Many people ask themselves: "How does she manage it?". To reveal her secret of youth Helen agreed to the magazine Good Weekend.
Wine, fried potatoes and sun
Many women who are living examples of unfading beauty have many ways of how to look good. Many people say that you need to eat right, sleep a lot and play sports. In addition, they almost always have expensive rejuvenating procedures and injections in their arsenal. But the unfading beauty of Mirren is more an exception than the rule, because she lives quite different standards. Here's what the British actress told Good Weekend:
"Unlike many of my peers, I do not have any beauty mode. However, I always remember about moderation. I really love sunbathing. I understand that it is better not to do this, but I can not deny myself the pleasure. In addition, I love to drink good wine, I like to eat fried potatoes. But what I do not like is going to the gym. I can not appear there and for 2 months, and then still come. Do not think, I'm not a special person, just life is so short that I want to spend it only on pleasure. "
In addition to such an extraordinary position Mirren said that she adores her age:
"You know, I'm not at all afraid of aging. Each age is interesting in its own way and in each I feel great. So, for example, I really want to know what I'll be in 80. It's interesting to grow old because everyone is not so obsessed with sexual standards and I do not have to justify the title of sex symbol all the time. Of course, youth is fine, but old age is not so terrible, as many think. "Read also
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Helen Mirren has Russian roots
The English actress was born in 1945 and at birth she was named Elena Lidia Mironova. His father and his ancestors in his line were Russians, who fled to the UK after the revolution. Mother was an Englishwoman. Over time, his father changed his name from Russian to English, not only to himself, but also to his daughter. Helen always remembers the Russian roots. In her interviews she repeatedly said this phrase:
"I'm half Russian. I always say that the lower half is Russian. "
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