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Monica Bellucci, Madame Figaro Interview

<p>One very last question. You told me: "If, one day, you see a woman 'well retouched', ask her for the address of her surgeon."</p><p><strong>Was it serious?</strong></p><p>If I see a well-made face, I say to myself: "How wonderful!" But we don't see a lot. For the moment, I live very well with my small fine lines.</p><p>Later, we'll see. I am not afraid of growing old, I only fear illness. I dream of living in good health until I'm 150, still drinking cappuccini with my girlfriends and dying peacefully in my sleep.</p><p>The three beauty gestures of Monica Bellucci I have never done a real draconian diet, I eat bene e sano, healthy and balanced. Vegetables, fish, meat and a bit of pasta. In fact, I am against exaggeration and prohibition: I like to think that I can eat everything, in moderation.</p><p>For a long time, I avoided any form of physical exercise. But after my second pregnancy, I started working with a coach. When I can, I do one hour of sport a day, only low impact , never jogging: it's bad for my joints!</p><p>I'm not afraid of getting old, I only fear illness... I recently discovered the perfect recipe against the passage of time: injections of B vitamins. I recommend finding a doctor with fairy hands, because these injections are very painful.</p> — One very last question. You told me: "If, one day, you see a woman 'well retouched', ask her for the address of her surgeon."
**Was it serious?**
If I see a well-made face, I say to myself: "How wonderful!" But we don't see a lot. For the moment, I live very well with my small fine lines.
Later, we'll see. I am not afraid of growing old, I only fear illness. I dream of living in good health until I'm 150, still drinking cappuccini with my girlfriends and dying peacefully in my sleep.
The three beauty gestures of Monica Bellucci I have never done a real draconian diet, I eat bene e sano, healthy and balanced. Vegetables, fish, meat and a bit of pasta. In fact, I am against exaggeration and prohibition: I like to think that I can eat everything, in moderation.
For a long time, I avoided any form of physical exercise. But after my second pregnancy, I started working with a coach. When I can, I do one hour of sport a day, only low impact , never jogging: it's bad for my joints!
I'm not afraid of getting old, I only fear illness... I recently discovered the perfect recipe against the passage of time: injections of B vitamins. I recommend finding a doctor with fairy hands, because these injections are very painful.

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