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Game Of Thrones Star Emilia Clarke’s Skin Care Regime

Sadie Archibald by Sadie Archibald
29/03/2021
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Actress Emilia Clarke first gained our attention with her performance in Game of Thrones. Now, the TV star who impressed us with her gold locks and dramatic role in the hit TV series has been named the global ambassador for Clinique Skincare.

Here, we take a look at Emilia’s skin care and beauty philosophy.

Emilia said she has always taken time and care with her skin care ritual regime and the most important beauty advice she ever got was when her mum told her never to pluck her eyebrows.

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Emilia Clarke, Game Of Thrones turned Clinique ambassador

“There have been times–and I feel like people have this–where you don’t even like looking in the mirror, and you just slap your moisturiser on and don’t think about it,” she told Harper’s BAZAAR UK. “But actually, taking the time to stop, and ritually clean yourself, and to take stock, is important.

“I was really lucky; my mum always drilled it into me to cleanse, tone and moisturise, wear SPF, and don’t wear too much make-up–and your skin will be good. And don’t pluck your eyebrows. Those were the basics that I was brought up with.”

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Jane Lauder, Global Brand President Clinique, described Emilia as “optimistic, happy in her skin” and someone who embodies a “modern multi-faceted woman who is constantly evolving along with her skincare needs.”

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Jane added: “She is also an authentic user and fan of Clinique, which was important to us.”

Introduced in 1968, Clinique is one of the leading skin care authorities in the world. All products are allergy tested and 100 % fragrance free. The brand’s customised approach and quality products – all meticulously tested and carefully formulated with the latest science.

“I am so proud to join Clinique as the new Global Brand Ambassador. It is a skincare brand I have regularly used and to now be part of that family is such an honour. I love the confidence and happiness it brings to the people using their products” . Clarke also says “Not only is Clinique timeless, but I’m proud to work with a brand that makes people feel included for who they are, and unapologetic about helping them to create great skin – no matter what their skin concern is.”

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Sadie Archibald

Sadie Archibald

Sadie Archibald has been a valued part of our team at The Carousel since completing her work experience and publishing her debut story here at just 15 years old. Originally from Murrurundi in the Upper Hunter Valley, NSW, Sadie spent time teaching English in Thailand before returning to expand her creative skill set. Having completed a course in graphic design, she now brings her worldly perspective and visual flair to her writing for The Carousel, Women Love Travel and Women Love Tech.

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