Svetlana Abramova is known to many for the popular program "10 Years Younger", which is broadcasted on Channel One. Thanks to this project, more than 100 women have been transformed, and the presenter herself can call herself an expert in the field of youth and beauty. Less than a year ago, she became a mother. The girl gave her daughter, Nicole, to her husband, physicist Anton Larsen. To the surprise of many, she managed to quickly get in shape after giving birth.
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As it turned out, Svetlana remains slim thanks to proper nutrition. She tries to eat little and sometimes goes on small hunger strikes for 12-14 hours. According to the TV presenter, the feeling of hunger increases her performance. This summer the girl will turn 32 years old. She decided that it was already possible to take care of your face. Abramova recently decided on a cosmetic rejuvenation procedure - biorevitalization. “We have hyaluronic acid in our bodies, but with age it becomes less and less, therefore, there are more wrinkles. So, trusting the opinion of eminent cosmetologists and doctors, I made up my mind and do not regret it,”said the presenter. (function ($) {var $ el = $ ("# insta-2026164365530526959_53246409"), new_h, new_w; $ el.css ("width", "100%"); new_w = $ el.width (); new_h = (new_w * 1.25) +228; $ el.css ("height", new_h + "px"); $ (window).on ("resize", function () {$ el.css ("width", "100% "); new_w = $ el.width (); new_h = (new_w * 1.25) +228; $ el.css (" height ", new_h +" px ");});}) (jQuery);
She noted that even very expensive creams cannot repeat the effect of such injections. According to Svetlana, she thoroughly cares for her skin and loves to do peelings with fruit acids at least once a week. After this procedure, the skin becomes very soft. The TV presenter also noted the effectiveness of fillers, but she does not recommend using a thread lift. "They were banned in Europe as well: they dissolve poorly," Abramova explained. She urged women, in any case, to first consult with good cosmetologists who can prescribe the necessary procedures, writes the 7 Days edition.
