Bonus - Nora répond à vos questions 1/2

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0:48Nora: Anti -âge, maquillage, lifting, slut-shaming, botox, intox, L amorphlé, contouring, glaskin, masque, peau flasque, relâchement, cheveux blancs, acne, zone T, brillance, en apparence. Thank you.

1:26Nora: not so much. I'm saying that maybe there will be less of digressions and that it will be less in all the sense if I'm all alone and I'm only going to answer your questions. The object of this episode is that you have sent me questions on Instagram and I'll answer you there. And it's a conversation between us. These are special episodes. So, in the season 2, which will be back at the end, I'm a little maquillée today. And of course, I'm well done because it was a very bad idea to be dressed in a vert. It's not at all vert and rose pale. There really, I... Well, in appearance, but not a good idea.

1:58Nora: It's not a bad idea. I thought to make an episode Torse Nu for the speciality. Then I thought that it was not the best idea. So I start, I take your questions. I'll try to answer only things which have a little rapport with the podcast. Because I saw that in the question, there was genre, what are your favorite restaurants? Or your favorite restaurants? And I thought that it would have to be a bit of a day. There's a little bit of everything. I'm going to go in the desert. I have a question of Saperlipopette. Comment tu fais pour que tes cheveux soient si beaux ? Colos, tout ça. Et merci pour tout.

2:28Nora: Déjà, merci à vous. Merci pour le compliment. Aujourd 'hui, je trouve qu 'ils ont l 'air gras. Ma frange pousse. Et j 'hésite à la couper parce que je n 'aime pas trop me couper la frange avant les vacances d 'été. Parce que je me dis, elle va être courte. Et du coup, elle va onduler en l 'air. Et ça ne va pas être une bonne chose. Mais merci pour le compliment cheveux. C 'est une des choses que j 'aime bien chez moi, mes cheveux. Je ne fais pas encore de coloration. Je n 'ai jamais fait de coloration de ma vie, je pense. Enfin, si. I did things in a burn when I was a kid, for looking at Angela at 15 years.

2:55Nora: But otherwise, I didn't do any coloration. At an age, at the beginning of the study, I used to make a little gloss. I don't know why. But otherwise, I don't do anything. On the other hand, I only wash with a very good quality. Without silicone, without anything. But for 10 years, I'm super careful how I wash my hair so that they don't become mous and that they stay dense. And I use the brand Davines. I use the shampoo and the after shampoo. I use the shampoo and the shampoo like this. And then I have a shampoo sec for franges from the brand Violet. I asked if it was the brand and the products that I used.

3:38Nora: So, I tell you the truth about what I use. Violet has a shampoo sec that looks like a little brush. And then, it's for the franges. It's not easy because I touch the franges. and then with the cream and everything. So, here's my routine to the hair. And I also put a spray thermo-protector before brushing or before, like, or something like that. Voilà. I would like to see your makeup skincare and live the next season. I would have to prepare maybe some things in my bag. But in my makeup skincare, there's for the morning I have a lot of cream, but I have a lot of cream. I have a lot of cream from SkinCeuticals, but there are plenty of other.

4:27Nora: But in fact, it's a budget, but it's a long time. I put it on the morning. My cream of the day change a lot. I change a lot. Sometimes it's Caudalie, sometimes it's Estederm. Sometimes, in the year, it's Janka. And I mix two cream. And then, I put a light cream. And the evening, I put also Janka. And I put a trétinoin. All the time. I've already talked about it a lot of times, I think. It's more strong than the retinol. And it saves the skin acne. It prevents the rides. It stimulates the collagen. It's great. It's on the ordinance. Ah, et je mets un contour des yeux et tout et tout. Enfin, en fait, il faudrait que je gêne avec les produits.

5:14Nora: Donc, désolée. Quelle astuce beauté skincare rapide quand on a peu de temps ? Je ne sais pas. Le minimum, moi, je trouve, c 'est même si vous avez peu de temps. Parce que j 'ai une copine comme ça qui me dit, je n 'ai pas le temps, je n 'ai pas le temps. Et en plus, c 'est les gens qui vous disent, arrête, tu as une belle peau et moi, je n 'ai pas le temps de prendre soin de moi. Vous nous renvoyez un peu un truc de genre, déso, j 'ai une vie là où toi, tu ne fous rien. Alors que franchement, ça peut être très rapide. I would say, I would say, I would say, I would say, but really, makeup, double-toway, every night.

5:48Nora: Really double-toway. And hydrate. And, according to your age, tritinoin the night. Franchement, it doesn't take a long time. But hydratation and tritinoin, it's not to put it every night. And, especially, it's not to put it on the day. Aucune question, it's just great. Génial. Merci, Cécile. L 'autobronzant, est-ce que ça peut faire un bon teint ? Alors, écoutez, j 'ai retrouvé des photos de moi adolescente. Donc, en tout cas, dans les années 90-2000, non. À moins d 'aimer vraiment beaucoup le orange. Moi, je ne suis pas du tout autobronzant. Je n 'aime pas, en fait. Je sais que maintenant, il y a des gouttes qui se mélangent.

6:21Nora: C 'est progressif. C 'est vraiment un truc que je n 'aime pas, en fait. Je n 'aime pas l 'odeur. Je n 'aime pas la matière. Je n 'ai pas essayé les nouveaux, mais je n 'aime pas. Je préfère limite prendre... I take a thing called Lactimine, which is a supplement alimentary, which is supposed to be used for a solar preparation, but also for the quality of the skin, the buttons, there's a lot of things. I prefer that. The invite that you would have a lot. There are a lot. There are a lot. So it's hard to say. But for example, it's true that Adele Exarchopoulos me fascine. she really fascinates me.

7:02Nora: I find her sublime. And I find her way she has a way to appropriate her physique with a lot of freedom. It's so different. She's an immense actress and I think that what we see in the cinema, in the mode, on the réseau, I think there's something real and authentic in all its facets, whether from the most glamour to the most natural. I think it's something so sincere that I find it very

7:38Nora: stimulant, very joyeux. I love it. Is there something you like particularly at your time? Beaux-cheveux, not de ride. Thank you very much. I have a little bit of ride. It's true that I have said in these episodes, I have a little bit of ride, but I have a gravité in these two types of ageing possible. So like a fruit and you become a raisin sec. What I would prefer, I think, because everything maintains my turide. So like something which would be fond of. I think I will know that. Yes, I love my hair in general. I love my hair. In ageing, I love my hair. Now, I love my hair. I love my hair. five days per month.

8:23Nora: But it happens. But it's not... I have no 25 years. And what else? Yes, my skin is fine. Hello, have you already done skin boosters or would you like to do it? Thank you. I've already done skin boosters. And I don't know if I did the wrong thing or not. It was a very long time. And I'm sorry that I've done a lot of little blue. Because... So I told you to put a technique to the canule and they put something that will be able to face the face in the bottom. And I was like, it was like a big picture. And I don't know if I had taken an anti-inflammatory or vitamin C, but really, the doctor told me that I never saw it.

9:05Nora: I had really made a blue by little injection. And I really... So maybe it was a good thing to do with my skin, but in fact, I was going to pass it by violet, violet, jaune for about four weeks, I was going to avoid it. and I'm not sure that it's completely my thing but I know what I like is that it's supposed to be hydrated inside and that it's kind of acid hyaluronic non reticulant, so very liquid and that it's something that hydrate and all in deep so I think it's pretty good because I already say I hate acid hyaluronic in general but in the skin booster I think it's so liquid and all that it's that it doesn't move that it doesn't make a ball.

9:48Nora: I know there's plenty of theories I don't know what I'm saying. Sometimes I'm saying anything. I'm not a specialist. And I'm saying what some dermatologists have been saying. And so, everyone has their own experience. So there are people who say, well, it's not true. Yes, it's true. Or something. Or I don't know what. But I had a dermatologist who was to be at the retirement now, but who was only dermatologist and all. And she said, attention, don't do anything. Because it can create a lot of modules. The people, even years after, they have to migrate. And they think they have a thing, a ball, a kyste.

10:18Nora: And in fact, it's that who has migrated. And of all, I've already told you this experience where I wanted to put my own, I wanted to encourage my own, and in fact, I don't like the matter. I don't like having a foreign body, too, I don't like the things of a lot of comblement. And as I'm very, very, very goofy, so because of what I eat, so because of my hormones, so because of my intolerance alimentary, so because of because I eat too much salt, I eat water, all. I have so much tendency to be goofy that it's not a good idea for me to combler. I think I'll really find myself...

10:53I'm tired of myself when I talk about it.

10:54Nora: You talk often about a deep deep and deep deep that you do once per year. What exactly do you do? If I'm totally honest with you, I don't do it anymore once per year. I do it at an epoch. In this moment, I do it two to three times per year. I do it once per week, I think. Or two times per year. It's a protocol. Janka, it's called. It's really a thing. It's funny because at the comedians and all, beaucoup, beaucoup, beaucoup, beaucoup de gens la connaissent, connaissent ce protocole. Il y a plusieurs personnes qui en font à Paris. Si vous tapez Jean-Cas, c 'est de la kérato. En gros, c 'est un grand nettoyage qui vire les microkystes et qui rééquilibre la peau et tout.

11:32Nora: Et moi, j 'ai toujours eu une acné un peu microkystique, c 'est -à-dire que tu ne peux pas les toucher. Ça ne va pas mûrir ni partir, ça va juste rester. Et si tu bouffes un peu inflammatoire, ça va devenir énorme. and so it's something that really makes it a lot of fun and makes it a lot of fun but there's not that at Paris, of course I do it at Paris, it's a same person who's called Elena that I embrace and that really I think there's a comedy on two that I know who will have a lot more and it's a budget but I think that's a good thing and that's what we do to tripode, it's a good thing, it's really a good thing during a long moment, during at least three months.

12:16Nora: But this is a great way to get it. But I must tell you, and I've been told you, and I don't know what I've said or not, that I've taken care of the Roaccutane to micro micro micro doser when I was in tournage for Irmavep d 'Asaya, I think it's four years. Because I was always having just an acne microcystic, but that, when I was stressed, I was inflamed. So I was with a huge button in the show, which was really... There was a raccord-bouton. It was a little bit humiliated at the end. Obviously, at the end of the show, it was part of, I had no idea, I had no idea at the end. And it was a big thing to have to have three months.

12:53Nora: And so, I had done the Roaccutane micro-dosed. I had taken the Roaccutane plus young, plus high dose. It was really a dose toute petite. But it really made me feel good. And I tried to make a gaffe, in general, on the acne microcystic, it plays a lot on what I eat. So I try to make a difference. But anyway, after the last little things, the little microcystic, the points noirs, I make this kerato and I think it's super. Could you do the detail of your quotient-complément alimentary? I don't want to take a lot of time, because I feel like it's really n 'importe what. But I said, I try to take a lot of things every day.

13:30Nora: After, I tried so many things. I was on my endocrine, there were 1000 doctors who would have recommended things like like the berbine and then I took the bromelain, like I've tended to be goofy and to be...

13:47Nora: In this moment, I'm on a new spiruline that I love. Franchement, I don't want to talk about the supplement alimentary because I know there can be really everything and anything.

13:59So...

13:59Nora: In talking about mental health, how did you manage to find a good psychiatrist? I've seen plenty of them. And it's difficult to know if they're not good or not, because they can really convene to a moment of your life. And for example, I've had one for 12 years, I think. And then I've been left. I've been waiting for a therapy for a moment. I've never had any need. And then I found someone. And it was a woman. And I found it super, because I had a tendency to be with a young man. And then I thought, oh, it's crazy, the recit. I'm feeling that the recit, the way to listen to things is totally different.

14:31and it was great to have this woman for the first session,

14:36Nora: and the understanding that she had, and the vision that she had of certain things. And then finally, this woman, after a year and a half, I had the impression that we were two people aged on a bus, to talk about the weather and our little girl. It was more advanced than anything. I'm back with a man. I mean, it depends really... I think it's not even if you don't have fear... And then it's also... I don't have a phrase, it's not supportable for you. But I think it's also... I would say a meeting, but what I want to say is that it's that the person can convene a time and then not a moment. And then she can also put a little time to convene.

15:18Nora: I don't think there's a first meeting where you say, ah, it's her. I need to be a moment a little joyeux. And I need to be a little active. When I say active, it's not necessarily that the person speaks. But in any case, I have to know that she doesn't sleep. Which has been the case of one of my psys, but with whom I was staying in therapy for 12 years. And really after 12 years, he had said, you have a fear of the plane. And I said, in fact, we don't know. It's been 12 years that you sleep during the session. And then I was passing in a position allongée. And I couldn't stop watching for if he was still awake.

15:51Nora: It was really very hard. But yeah, it's been tested. It's like you can't find people and not be culpabilized, which they don't correspond. You have the right. Tenter by injections, it depends on what? Acid hyaluronic, no, not at all, as I said. Botox, I had already done a little. I didn't necessarily have the feeling of paralysis. It's always a micro-paralysis. So I don't have any. But for example, I think that... I don't know what I'm going to see. I have a frange, so I'm not fain. That's why I didn't want to put Botox on the front. Because it's a cool. And then I have a frange, so I don't see my front.

16:35Nora: But for example, in the winter, I don't see my front. Sometimes I think all these little traits. And in the meantime, I think it's always used to be used to the real texture. I would be more tentative by injections. where I had learned that the Botox, on some points, it could be a little lifted. Plus the things that lift that the things of a combo. And when I talk, I have a side that remonte more than the other. And I had learned that, like with a Botox, you could re-equilibrate, like, asymetrically. And at the same time, I was not supposed to be completely symetrically. And once I asked a medical esthétique, in saying that when I talk about videos, it's really a side that's going to rise.

17:20Nora: And she told me that it's called the charm. So we can't correct it. And I told myself that if it's called the charm, it's maybe there's no solution and maybe there's no solution. And then, I told myself, it's been to stop watching. Sometimes I'm tempted by things also more to say, on the ground and everything. I don't know. But yes, in all cases, I can't say that it doesn't matter. I don't care about it. But I have some riffs of people that I found very nice and that I found were abyss by that. But generally, it's still a lot of trouble, a lot of stuff. And that, by the way, I'm not at all. Not at all.

18:00Nora: Even if I would have a mouthful, a head of filter and eyes like that. But frankly, it's not a good idea. I think it's good to be able to be real. Really. What? This is a question and not a question, but I'm going to ask you all. When in Ardèche, please? Ah, but I'm really on the end of the tour, you know. So, in general, there are three dates parisiennes. There are very, very few places. I think there's also in tournée Perpignan, Bordeaux, Annecy, Évreux, Le Havre. And then, I'll pass the four-throw show. But you can go to my link tree or on my site. There's all my dates of tournée. But there we are really on the way.

18:41Nora: I'm really on the way. In many cities. I'm a fan of the podcast and the newsletter. Thank you. When I was little, I had no idea. It was to work. I was going to be a restaurant, a restaurant, a library. I imagined a woman independent, having my own shop and being the owner of my little commerce. This feeling of independence, I finally got it on the scene, thanks to my spectacles. But if I could do this other dream of a child, I don't know what I would like. Maybe my brand of skincare or makeup. But I would probably use Shopify, which sponsorizes this episode. With Shopify, no hassle of logistics, no doubt that it's all.

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20:33Nora: I would say double-touching with Wamisa. I use Wamisa, I love it. It's a Korean brand. Double-touching, so like that. Masque LED and trétinoïne the evening if you have more than 40 years. But after, in makeup, there are plenty of things that I like. So if I give you the top 3 makeup, it's super difficult to say. I would say maybe Fontaine Westman Atelier. Les blushs Mérite. Crayons à lèvres. No, the fard, ah ouais, there's a fard to paper glossier also that I love, brown. There's a blush violet also that I love. Ah, it's hard top 3. It would be a top 3 blush, top 3 crayon à lèvres, top 3... Voilà.

21:16Nora: Why this podcast? Bah, écoutez, because for many reasons. The first reason, it was a bit, on va dire, a little, a little, frustration, epoch. I thought that I was not assez présente sur les réseaux sociaux et je n 'arrivais pas à y être et je n 'arrive pas à me filmer comme ça en disant des trucs et en faisant des sketchs. L 'humour, c 'est vraiment quelque chose que j 'aime pratiquer avec des gens en face de moi, pas seule dans ma chambre, particulièrement sur scène. Le spectacle vivant me réjouit et c 'est vraiment mon truc préféré et j 'avais le sentiment que je n 'étais pas faite pour parler seule, donc je n 'arrivais pas à faire des trucs sur les réseaux et je me disais sinon il faut que je parle en effet à des gens donc j 'ai pensé à un podcast.

21:59Nora: and after very very very quickly the subject is coming because I thought that was too much in the conversations already from a point of view neurotic mère-fille I found really the place that the physique and the comments on my physique have taken in my childhood, my adolescence when I started to have a notoriety everything in fact it was it was a big issue and I found that it became a big issue even to see me at the TV or in a film or on a photo and to me detest at the point that it was face du mal, je me disais mais ça ne va pas la tête et puis trois semaines après ou un mois après, finalement, de me rendre compte que je m 'aimais bien et être inondée de photos de gens que je trouve très beaux en promo, très apprêtés, très trucs et de voir des tutos maquillage et des gens filtrés et puis me rendre compte qu 'aussi, que ce soit pour moi ou pour d 'autres gens sur les réseaux sociaux, c 'était un des trucs qu 'on commentait le plus, le physique et beaucoup, le physique des femmes a commenté le fait qu 'on était tapés que soit, c 'est facile avec des injections, soit, oh là là, elle a pris un coup de pelle.

22:59Nora: Enfin bref, dans tous les cas, il n 'y a pas de solution. On va nous expliquer qu 'on n 'est pas comme il faudrait et tout. Au bout d 'un moment, je me suis dit, en fait, j 'en ai marre. J 'ai vraiment envie de pouvoir parler de ce truc assez librement et que c 'était une manière de se réapproprier un sujet que je trouve vraiment, j 'allais dire, inintéressant, en tout cas trop superficiel pour qu 'il nous fasse du mal. Je veux dire, on a tellement d 'autres qualités que notre apparence qui est un truc qu 'on ne choisit pas forcément. and at the same time I found that it was something on which we can accrochify the appearance and the physical because it's one of the rare things in the world world today that we can have the impression of controlling a little.

23:37Nora: And so I had the feeling, and it's what I say in my show, as soon as I say that my agrociousness existentia and on the world and on the future augment, I'm going to be more and more technician and to inform the masks LED, the stuff, the gua sha, the makeup, as if I had the sentiment de pouvoir contrôler quelque chose. Donc, tout ça, j 'avais envie d 'en parler, cette espèce de contradiction de comment un sujet si superficiel peut révéler des failles aussi profondes, narcissiques, d 'éducation, de complexe et tout. Et puis, je trouve aussi que c 'est un sujet très intime, en fait, et que les gens ont tout de suite beaucoup plus d 'autodérision quand ils parlent d 'eux-mêmes sur leur physique.

24:12Nora: C 'est -à-dire que tout à coup, si on parle de notre métier, de notre truc et tout, on a une tendance à théoriser les choses, et que quand on parle de notre physique, on est tellement genre... on a bit of a bit. I think it was a good way to meet people. So I had a very envie of doing that. And then I have to say that after, I was encouraged by your comments who are enjoying it. And I see that it's a good thing, I see that it's a good thing. So it's so joyous. I'm very happy. Is it your name of 9 years that you are today? 9 years, yes. I think it would be very... I think it would be a good thing.

24:47Nora: And of all, I knew that I had a little belief of childhood. I had a very happy to be adult in saying that it would be so joyous to be able to do what you want. So, as I managed to find this freedom and this independence, and I never thank you very much because it's because it's still because of the fact that you remplis my room. Yes, my 9th year old would be very happy, I believe. How did you get the end of your tour? And what is the best public? There are still some dates of tour, as I said. And the best public, sincerely, it was a crazy thing. all the time. I would say that yes, there are cities who are well in their reputation.

25:25Nora: Lille, it's always a thing. Bordeaux, it's always a thing. England, it's always a thing. Rennes, it's always a thing. I love it. I sincerely love this show. I think I love all my dates of tour. It's always been... But there's something that changed on this show. I don't know why, but maybe once more liable to the world, it's been a luxury to be cut out of everything and to be in the present moment with people and in the laugh and all, I've really enjoyed more. It's a time where, on my previous shows, at the end of the third year, you say, I'm a pilot automating, I'm going to work. And there, there's always a joy that surpasses the job.

26:07Nora: Every time I had a envie. And it was always... It was always good. Peer fail skincare and makeup. The autobronzant, when I read photos, I think it was really a fail. makeup, I would say a good idea of wanting to hide a button. But today, there are patches. And I think that's too good. It's what you need to do. When I see a girl wearing a smiley or something, I say, we were there with our coats, our coats of a button who were really sculptures of argile on our face. And then the evening, we were cleaning the face. And at the end, you were looking at the button. And you were there, I'm like, I'm better like that.

26:42Nora: So, yeah, too much of a button. I think it's too much to hide a button. I think. No, not necessarily. They have the right because of any way, I ask them to ask them before. After, sometimes, it's not necessarily a question they don't want to not make a mask, but it's that they have a promo before or after and that it becomes logistic to make a mask for after. That maybe they have paid someone for making a mask in promo and that they say, I'm going to have to take everything out so that I have something after. Or, there are people who say, I want to do it, but is it possible to make a faux news of like me cacher a little the cernes and the buttons.

27:21Nora: So, no, it depends. But, I don't want to know, because I don't want to know, it's so much a subject. And then, I don't know, but it would be a good idea of me to be completely maquillant because it's also a question that I ask. Or, at the base, it was really my thing to say, it's been to me say, it's been to me to come and to come and to come and to come and to come. And at the end, I think that I'm telling you so much that I'm thinking, well, finally, is it so interesting that it's... Well, is it really something that it's really interesting? but we could say and I rebondi on the question of the after which is do you accept more without makeup after this first season yes and so today I'm makeup but yes in fact so I think that's a good I'm a good or maybe I'm a good but it's true that's good to see the real faces the real textures and all after I'm not going to do the thing that you should do on a day on a episode it's to show you to to not not maquillé, with different lights.

28:16Nora: And like what? It's not a question of a maquillage. It's how you're clear. And really, it's crazy. It's really crazy. But even when you take photos, when you're there, why on a photo? Why? One light and it changes everything. So it's also that. Okay, we're not always maquillé, but we're well clear. Or not, sometimes. As you offered a Mr. Plante to Jeremy Ferrari? I completely forgot. Jeremy Ferrari is becoming blonde. You can see it on the social media. I wait for the season 2 to talk about this blonde. What do you think of Cobido? Cobido, why not? If you have a evening after or... It's not like...

29:00Nora: It's very inégal. I've seen some spectacular. I've seen some... It's more agressive. But not like, wow, after. But anyway, it's not... There's a show that she said, she's an actress, she's a kobido two or three times per week. That's why she's also canon. I think there's also plenty of other things, which is to eat, to be able to eat, to never get out of the sun, and I don't know what. And then, you have to have a budget kobido, two or three times per week. So, I feel cool, but in this case, before an event. Do you remember the first day of your life where you felt beautiful? I remember, I don't know if it's beautiful, but in any case, I remember a feeling of great freedom and joy and of feeling a little...

29:51Nora: I was going to say, but it's not a young girl because I was still a child, but a feeling of freedom coming to the CE2-CM1, where I have a vest in cotton with the little balls that they put in the trous, like that. and I'm going to the court and I don't know, there's a sort of harmonious between the exterior temperature how I feel, my hair and there's the smell I don't know how to say the cold and the printemps and I go to the toilet of the primary school and I have the rose to the joues and I feel good I'm remembering that, I feel like that I feel like that's beautiful but that's what's the intention the most con that you would test.

30:38Nora: I have tested. I tested, but when there's a brush that comes out, where the girl looks at it, and she's there, and she's there, and she's there, and she's there, 10 cm on top, and the other in the bottom, where I say, but they really take it for a con. You can be sure that I buy it. So, I tested so many things con, all this can be done at home. But I think the most con, it was this brush-in. Even if I'm very lymphatic, I tell you. I love you too. How to keep a dignity at the beach when you have a frange and the hair are moussous? I see very well what you say by hair are moussous. I tried several things for that.

31:18Nora: One day I made a sort of contour, like a brasilian, but that's a little bit of the frange and little hair. Because I said that there it's a lot of hair, but it's really a kind of stuff. And in fact, I didn't like it because the first few days I had really the hair raided, but it was not a frange. It was like the teeth that were falling all right on my head. It was not even more. It was really very, very, very, very, very bad. And it was good after three weeks. But it was really preparing three weeks before. And at the end, it was a need to be soft and soft. And so, my new technique now, it's not the front, I've been doing it.

31:53Nora: I put my cream in my hair all the time. And I have all the time an effect mouillé or hydraté. And so, it doesn't work with the oil. I don't know why the oil does it, it does and things that doesn't work. But in general, I put the cream on the skin on the shoulders. It protects the cheeks. I always have the back. At the end of the winter, they are in too good health. They are too beautiful. And it's my method. I recommend it. Hello, you do massage Renata on the legs? Yes, I love the massage, the drainage Renata that I do on the legs, the body, and that I love on the face. I think it's spectacular at the drainage of the face, particularly when you have the eyes, the pockets, or when you're a little bit of there.

32:29Nora: I think it's a ding. Like it's a redressin and all. I love it. What do you want to assume but you say it's too much or too much? I don't know. I have a feeling that in the age of age,

32:42Nora: I have a feeling that there is a kind of thing that is now the moment to be a woman. I had a younger tendency to find a woman, or a woman, or a woman. I have no idea at all this. Now when I put something, I'm very happy. I would say maybe that, for example, it's more the things that start to be more ado than I do. For example, we think about it. But there, we arrive at the winter. I think that frankly, the clothes of bed, it doesn't exist anymore, that it covers the face. I would say that everything is becoming a kind of... The other day, I had a shirt on my bed. It was almost like a string. I was like, I don't understand.

33:27It's what?

33:28Nora: It's the thing that's apparent? the thing, it was... Everything was... There was another, a bag of soap, which was small and extensible, which was unique, but there were really two bretelles, and she said, but that's the one, he had a great cup. Let's try it. I tried it, but I would say Borat. So, frankly, I can't wear all the bags of soap. On the other hand, there are really things where I have no cul, no the pude or the impude, or the joy, or the pleasure, or the body, for wearing a minuscule maillot behind. Really. But frankly, the maillot de bain, it's a mess. For me, the bad maillot de bain.

34:10Nora: How do you do to find your teeth? I haven't found all of them. But it's true that, by chance, most of them are coming.

34:21Nora: I think there are products. I think the oil of rice is supposed to be super. and there are things like Revitalash or I don't know what, I believe. But I don't have discipline, I'm not sure I've done it until the end. Is there a routine skincare or is it a old man's old man's old man? He has a routine skincare. He does what I say, it doesn't matter much. But it's something where he says, I do what you say, I do what you say, so I do it. I put it on the cream, he does it.

34:49Nora: But it's really that it's, you know, at the end of the... It's really that 90 % of the bathroom is for me. And there's a little corner with his routine. But it's really simple. Un product. Like, the idea of putting a serum and a cream, but I've already put something. And we'll see you in the episode 2, following your questions and my monologues. In appearance.

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