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Hiba Abouk

(Madrid, 1986) arrives at the photo session in the capital pushing the stroller of her second child, a 10-day-old baby who will be stuck in the following hours, breastfeeding is compulsory.

Between takes and takes, the actress is transformed, by the hand of

with make-up from past decades that are again a trend today.

Your favorites of hers?

"The 90s look, which reminds me of my younger days, and

always a hit," says Abouk.

A few days later, when we spoke with her

where she lives with her partner, the footballer

it was natural to ask her how she agreed to get into such a mess, our beauty production, with such a recent birth.

"Although it is the most violent event that can happen to the human body,

Besides, it amuses me, and that's how I got out of

he acknowledges.

In fact, she was delighted at all times;

not in vain, for her, this

"doesn't stop being another

through which I really like to communicate".

Far from seeming frivolous to her, taking off her pajamas, getting off the couch, taking a shower, and putting on lipstick energizes her.

And that for Hiba Abouk beauty, aside from the obviousness of having particular physical features, lies "in your state of mind:

who have a yes for an answer, that's beautiful".

Hiba Abouk, from Madrid to Paris

From Madrid

he misses the food and its people, but from Paris he stays "with the cultural offer, the musicality of the language and the fact that it is so cosmopolitan, that there is

Three details that say a lot about her, from Madrid with Tunisian parents, who speaks

​​and who, before launching her acting career in 2014, with the role of

in the series

studied Arabic Philology.

All the fruit of her innate curiosity, she says, the one that makes her passionate about music (flamenco and jazz), about literature - although she admits with laughter that right now

precisely, but a book about postpartum - and don't rule out going back to college.

In France he has also found the place to work.

In 2021, a year full of projects with

she also participated in the French '

40's

The golden age of Hollywood had

as its hallmarks.

Today they are taken up almost verbatim, and this is how makeup artist

Shirt, earrings and chain, by Christian Dior.

Gloves, from Varadé.

Pearl necklace, by Lisi Fracchia.

Rings, by Bulgari and Beatriz Palacios.

How to get the 40's look

Capture Totale serum base (€84), Rouge Dior Forever Liquid lipstick shade 999, (€42) and Diorshow On Stage Liner Matte Black eyeliner (€36).

All from

60's

The aesthetic popularized

is once again a trend.

The key is to enhance

with mascara (no need to go overboard) and

with two shades of

the trick of makeup artist Kley Kafe.

Top, by Alicia Rueda.

Earrings, from Rabat.

Eyelashes and freckles to the 60s

Diorshow Iconic Overcurl mascara (€39), Dior Addict shade 373 stick (€39) and Diorshow Brow Styler eyebrow pencil, to draw freckles (€29).

All from

70's

Disco fever

translated to makeup in shimmering shadows like mirror balls.

shadows ,

applied in a very faded way, are an option worthy of 2022.

Shirt by Christian Dior.

Earrings, from Lausett.

Rings, by Beatriz Palacios.

Vintage scarf.

Color to the 70's

Mono Couleur Couture eyeshadow shade 280 (€35), Dior Backstage Glow Face highlighter shade 4

(€49) and, on the lips, Rouge Dior Balm shade 445 (€42).

All from

90's

Of all the

it is preferred by the younger generations.

Your basics?

Brown shadows, a

and a slightly darker lip outline than the chosen color.

Top by Max Mara.

Necklace, from Messika.

Bulgari earrings.

The most nineties look

On the lips, Dior Addict Lip Glow Oil shade 12 (€38), Dior Forever Bronze sun powder (€50) and Dior Contour lip liner shade 593 (€29).

All from

Very personal

Something new in hand?

"No, I'm on a break that I hope to prolong,

and then we'll see," she says.

Because the rush does not go with Hiba Abouk, neither now nor throughout her career.

It is a rare avis in the world of interpretation, where it is common for actors to splice one project with another.

"My priority is my personal life

and, I always say, it's because I can afford it. If I had to pay a mortgage, make ends meet, I would have to take any series they offered me, but fortunately that's not my case," admits.

Whoever said from a young age at home that "mom, I want to be an artist", appears in these images now as

now as

in

However, the one who really freaks out Hiba Abouk is

in 'The important thing is to love', a film that, on the other hand, would not have starred as hard, unlike any of

"who writes

And does Abouk dream of something else in his life?

"Personally, that we are all healthy; professionally... Well,

I would love to do

As a Bond girl?

"Well,

the most, the most. If that happens, I'll retire like

and dedicate myself to something else, I swear!"

*Hairdresser: Patrizio Niccolai for Balmain Hair Couture (Esther Almansa Management).

Styling: Nirave Sánchez (Esther Almansa Management).

Photo assistant: Sheila Velasco.

Production: Erica Couso.

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