To reduce puffiness,
I stole the idea of plunging my head
into ice cubes.
And that's it.
That's it, I can move on to the makeup.
Hello Vogue, welcome.
I am Camille Razat
and we're getting ready for the Miu Miu show, come on.
A pre-make-up tip that's really useful
is what I did this morning:
putting my head in ice water with ice cubes.
It reduces puffiness.
In terms of make-up,
you should have a well-hydrated base,
of course, and then powder, but very lightly.
I have a hard time with makeup that is too matte.
To be honest, when I'm not working,
I do absolutely nothing.
Honestly, one of the best pieces of advice
I'll ever give is that when you don't need to wear makeup,
it's really not necessary to do it.
You have to let your skin breathe a little.
A little vitamin C serum, a little zinc if your pores
are a little tired, moisturize your skin
and avoid wearing makeup when you can.
I believe that this is the key to having pretty skin.
There, the sound is in the recovery position.
It was tiring shooting "Emily in Paris,"
but it was so much fun, really.
This season, we have an arc that is much more developed
for all the characters,
so the show becomes like a chorus.
It's really nice because
everyone has their own little story.
I think people will be happy.
The show has totally changed my life.
It's true that I was able to get contracts with some brands.
I was able to buy an apartment. Yes, it changed my life.
A feel good movie I watch all the time?
"Dude, Where's My Car?" with Ashton Kutcher.
"Hey Dude, Where's My Car?"
Or "Mean Girls". That's more girly, but it still works.
You laughed. You know that one.
It's a classic.
"You can’t sit with us."
To de-stress, I play video games,
spend time with my friends and when I can, I sleep.
I've been playing World of Warcraft since I was 13.
She's a geek.
My favorite pastimes in Paris:
I love escape games.
I have a lot of fun with them.
I love, love, love, love them, and VR too.
I'm going to do VR with my friends, it's cool.
To get rid of redness in the eyes,
I use this little product called visine.
It allows the blood to thin out and go away faster.
It's a really good product.
If I had to describe my style, I would say it's effortless
because I don't like spending 4 hours to find a look.
It's a little extravagant and elegant.
I think so, anyway.
I would say that even a fashion faux pas can be stylish.
As long as it's your faux pas, that you own it and that it becomes
a talking point for your outfit, it's okay.
For example, at one point, it was a fashion faux pas
to wear tights with open sandals.
I think it's cool and I've always done it.
I think that a real fashion faux pas is when you put on an outfit
in which you don't feel good and it shows.
You have to at least pretend that you feel good in your clothes.
For my evening routine,
I use Augustinus Bader Balm to remove
my makeup because it's so gentle,
but there's something that anyone can do.
It's a mixture of coffee grounds
with a tiny bit of honey and almond oil.
This is great for making your own 100% natural scrub.
It barely costs anything and it works really well.
What I like about being an actress is
that I don't live the same life every day.
I wake up in the morning
and I'm always doing something different
and I'm always learning new things.
That's what I like about my job.
I think that being an actor or an actress gives you
a certain understanding
of humanity because
you're in someone else's shoes and constantly
putting yourself in their place.
It opens you up to empathy,
to trying to understand situations
and humanity in general.
The best piece of film advice I've ever been given?
Never just act out the script. Never, never, never, never.
That is to say, there is the script. That's good.
You have learned your lines,
but you are not there to just repeat them.
You are there to live them, and behind the text,
there are many other things that happen.
Makeup is a form of getting into character in some way.
There are days when I'm really lazy,
where I don't want to wear any,
and others when I'd like to be a strong character,
like a character in a movie.
It's a way of introducing myself to the world.
This is my little trick.
You look up, you close your eyes,
and there you go.
It removes the excess and makes a natural lash curl.
Perfect.
There is only 1 hour until the show.
Hair is just like makeup. It depends.
It's also a character. Here, it's very smooth.
I wanted it a bit like on the Miu Miu campaigns,
quite simple.
Straight hair, a nice texture,
a natural look that is a bit worked,
the Miu Miu girl.
I don't tame my hair. I leave it completely alone.
I never dry it with a hairdryer.
I managed to say dry twice there without messing up.
What an achievement.
Once a week, I try to give myself an oil treatment
and honestly, L'Oreal's Extraordinary Oil,
which is very hard to say, is really, really good.
Can I go and change? Is that okay?
Okay, great.
This look is a bit of 2000s revenge.
It has a low waist, a very short skirt,
a little bit like Britney Spears.
We're off to the Miu Miu show. No pressure, it's all just fun.
Thanks Vogue for coming with me. See you soon.