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"   Photo: Courtesy of Revlon  This morning Olivia Wilde woke up at 3:30 am to announce the Golden Globe nominees. That alone is impressive, but you should also know that just yesterday the 29-year old actress and mom-to be\u2014dad is fianc\u00E9 Jason Sudeikis\u2014was in New York City introducing beauty editors to Revlon&amp;#039;s new Age Defying product line. So besides an early wakeup, she had two cross-country flights to contend with before that. Not surprisingly, Wilde looked radiant and fresh-faced for the Golden Globe announcements, despite tweeting that she &amp;quot;might puke.&amp;quot; Related: Olivia Wilde and Anthropologie Want to Stop Human Trafficking, One Dress at a Time We suspect it&amp;#039;s because Wilde, who&amp;#039;s been a spokesperson for Revlon since 2011, has learned a thing or two about beauty and taking care of herself. Wilde gamely answered questions about her beauty routine, how pregnancy makes her more conscious about her decisions, that time she plucked all her eyebrows in the &amp;#039;90s, and what she&amp;#039;s learned from fellow Revlon spokesperson, Halle Berry. (And yes, she has the very beginnings of an adorable baby bump, which was very much visible through the slim-fitting, sweater-knit dress she wore.) On her minimal beauty routine: &amp;quot;No one has a perfect complexion. Makeup certainly helps, but it doesn&amp;#039;t mean slathering on foundation. It&amp;#039;s about finding the things that work for you and for your color, learning how to use concealer properly. My skin care routine is very simple. I wash it and moisturize it. I exfoliate probably once a week. I&amp;#039;m not great about remembering all the other creams you can use, the eye creams and all that. I keep it pretty simple.&amp;quot; Related: Jason Sudeikis Dishes on Love On her &amp;#039;90s eyebrow trauma: &amp;quot;I fell right into the trap in the early nineties of trying desperately to look like Kate Moss. I took them all off. Everybody with a brain told me not to. I took them down to nothing. Now I&amp;#039;m paying for it, which is what happens with your body. Related: Johnny Depp and Kate Moss are Reuniting, and We&amp;#039;re Feeling Nostalgic On Halle Berry&amp;#039;s anti-aging tips: &amp;quot;She said you just take care of yourself. She&amp;#039;s adamantly against plastic surgery. It&amp;#039;s so inspiring to see someone who has embraced getting older and done it so gracefully and it&amp;#039;s how we all want to do it.&amp;quot; The first Revlon product she ever used Blue eyeliner. There was a CVS up from my childhood home in Georgetown, Washington D.C. I remember going to CVS as early as 13 and looking at the makeup displays, and one day I got a blue Revlon eyeliner pencil. I misused it like crazy. I really destroyed it and did not use it as it was intended, but I tried so hard to experiment with it and to look like a woman. I just used way too much. I think you generally end up doing too much until you&amp;#039;re about 30 and then you&amp;#039;re like, &amp;quot;Oh! I get it. I should be trying to look more like myself.&amp;quot; On experimenting with her look I definitely didn&amp;#039;t go to school with a full face of makeup on or the blue eyeliner on, but I did have the freedom to express myself especially through changing my hair color all the time. I went through the entire Manic Panic line of colors. I think my parents saw that I was finding my individuality and they were supportive of that. I was the middle child, so you know, we tend to express ourselves younger. I did all sorts of things with my hair\u2014I shaved the back of my head, dyed it a bunch of different colors, tried all different makeup products, plucked off all my eyebrows. I was just figuring out who I was, and as I said, I feel like that is the process of maturity. Even through your 20s you&amp;#039;re still figuring it out. I feel like you spend a lot of your youth trying to look like other people. There are always like four supermodels who you&amp;#039;re constantly trying to look like, and then you get to a point where you understand what looks best on you, and from there it&amp;#039;s just a matter of finding the things that make you look like the best version of yourself. On how being pregnant has made her more aware of her body: &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s interesting, being pregnant I&amp;#039;ve learned so much about how you respond to your body, take care of your body. It&amp;#039;s kind of the only time in our lives when we really think about our bodies, when we&amp;#039;re conscious in a thoughtful way, almost because it&amp;#039;s not for us. It&amp;#039;s for a little person. We are kinder to ourselves. We do things differently. What am I putting on my skin? What am I eating? How am I working out? In terms of exercise, I&amp;#039;mjust learning recently how great Pilates is. That&amp;#039;s kind of my new thing. It&amp;#039;s not original (laughs) but it&amp;#039;s pretty fantastic.&amp;quot; On the one beauty ritual she&amp;#039;ll never let Jason see her do I never want to shave my armpits with my partner there. There&amp;#039;s just no way to make that look really gorgeous. Otherwise, once you&amp;#039;re married and have a family, you don&amp;#039;t really have a lot of shame. But even for now, when I&amp;#039;m doing my makeup, I prefer to go away, do it on my own, and then come back. It&amp;#039;s like I don&amp;#039;t need him to know how long this face takes. I&amp;#039;d rather just reveal my vision. But I do think putting on makeup is one of the fun things about being a woman. I think men actually feel envious of it. I think they all secretly wish they could put on some blue eyeliner. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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