The New York actress is listed by many as the most beautiful girl in the film industry
"Beauty has no age." She told Monica Bellucci that, at 52, she continues to be one of the most desired women on the planet and she was not wrong. But the Italian actress is not the only one who has an undeniable beauty that seems to increase with time, and one of her colleagues, the Oscar-winning Jennifer Connelly, can also boast of being the perfect ambassador of this maxim. Age is just a number and, at 46, the New York actress, ranked by many as the most beautiful girl in the film industry, can boast of having a natural beauty that she doesn't understand how old she is. What are Connelly's beauty secrets?
Her dark hair, her pale skin, and, above all, her green eyes conquered the world in 1986 when she appeared on the big screen to star in one of her most emblematic films and for which many remember her, 'Inside the Labyrinth', along with the chameleon David Bowie. Since then, Connelly's rise has been unstoppable in the industry, in addition to her enormous talent, and her obvious beauty.
The celeb herself has confessed on more than one occasion that she is not up to date with trends and cares more about health and well-being than about aesthetics. However, like the vast majority of women, Connelly has her tricks, routines, and beauty products that cannot be missing from her daily beauty kit. To keep facial skin firm, the 'Requiem for a Dream actress uses a regenerating cream that stimulates collagen and slows down the signs of aging, such as Shiseido's Future Solution, and other shower products indicated to maintain body hydration. Her makeup must-haves are long-lasting sticks, like Shiseido Lacquer Rouge, Skin Key mascara, and Rene Furterer hair mousse.
Despite having been accused of being a victim of eating disorders such as anorexia, the New Yorker has always boasted of following a balanced and sensible diet, without trusting in miraculous plans. The actress tries to maintain a healthy lifestyle by including all kinds of foods in her meals, starring abundant vegetables and accompanied by fish, fruits, and nuts with healthy fats, such as walnuts. The American has confessed to being addicted to pink lady apples, eating three a day because they are rich in antioxidants, and to Japanese food, eating sushi three times a week. A whim? A glass of red wine.
But is the key diet or training? In addition to a rigorous nutritional plan, the interpreter always finds a hole in her busy schedule to do some physical exercise. Connelly is one more victim of running fever and, in addition to running almost every day, she is a fan of the gym and whenever she has free time, she escapes to practice yoga or Pilates. To make the cardio routine more varied and less monotonous, she sometimes leaves running aside for jumping rope, although she has confessed that it is not a workout to her liking.
