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“It’s skin care in a bottle.”

For years, Emilia Clarke was known as Daenerys Targaryen, the Mother of Dragons, on Game of Thrones, but over the last year in lockdown, Clarke has taken on a new title: Queen of the Kitchen.

“I was becoming a very brilliant baker—cookies, cakes, tarts, muffins, bread, tea cakes, brownies, blondies, everything,” Clarke tells Glamour via Zoom from London. “But then I had a damp in my kitchen and haven’t been able to do any baking. It’s getting fixed, but it’s been killing me. I’ve become obsessed with cooking.”

It shouldn’t come as a surprise that the British actor gives 150% to just about everything in life. Whether it’s dyeing her hair platinum blond to make the process of transforming into Targaryen easier or holding her ground on not wanting injectables, Clarke is committed.

She applies that same passion to her role as Clinique brand ambassador. “My mum worked in skin care and makeup, so I was indoctrinated at a very young age,” she says. “She was teaching me to cleanse, tone, and moisturize from the age of 10, so I came into this industry ready and prepared it to take it to the next level. I know what works.”

And does she ever. During our Zoom, she pulls out product after product of what must be an off-camera Mary Poppins–like handbag, offering a must-have item for everything. Have super-dry skin? No problem, Clarke says. “I’m always looking for the perfect moisturizer, and I found it with the new Moisture Surge 100-Hour Auto-Replenishing Hydrator. It has aloe and hyaluronic acid, so at the end of the day, your skin is just as moisturized as when you put it on. It’s incredible.”

Looking for a new full-coverage-plus-SPF foundation that’s not thick or heavy? Clarke has a solution for that as well. “The Even Better Clinical Serum Foundation is my go-to because it’s skin care in a bottle and takes care of everything at once,” she says. “I don’t want to put three things on my face, I just want to put one thing on my face and I’m ready to go. Plus, it comes in so many different shades.”

“Don’t touch your eyebrows and refrigerate everything.”

The last several years have been a beauty whirlwind for Emilia Clarke, with lavish character makeovers and massive hair transformations for roles in Solo: A Star Wars Story, Last Christmas, and of course, Game of Thrones. Now in quarantine, Clarke has gone back to her roots (literally) by embracing the beauty of a simple—but effective—beauty routine. We caught up with Clarke, who serves as Clinique’s Global Ambassador, to chat about her skincare philosophy, next hair goal, and her unusual mascara trick for getting long, fluttery lashes.

How does your skin feel these days, and have you changed your routine in the last year?

It’s interesting, because you go through phases of being like ‘Ah, okay, it needs more hydrating,’ but then you might get more spots. So it kind of goes with the seasons, for sure. But the Moisture Surge 100 Hour has been its saving grace. Because it allows your skin to make more water. So it’s not like you’re putting on a thick moisturizing lotion that can sit and make the spots, it’s actually encouraging your skin to behave better. And I find that has been a complete saving grace. Because I get really, really dry skin. I get dry patches. London in winter, I mean, it’s been snowing, you’re inside, you’ve got to whack all those radiators on and then go outside and it’s freezing. Everyone’s gonna get patchy, like that’s just something that everyone’s going to go through, and the stress of living in a pandemic. I’ve also just done a lot of making sure my skin is as clean as possible—like even more so than normal. And then I’ve also been doing a lot of face masks.

Are you a big water drinker naturally? How did you manage to stay hydrated while filming around the world?

I’ve always got my flasks with me, I’ve always got my big bottles of water with me. And you just kind of keep topping it up. Back in the day, when we first started, it was all plastic bottles, and then we got rid of them. And then it was a water cooler. And then it was the one where everyone got a flask with every season. It was just a very easy thing to kind of always be topping that up and keeping that on you. And making sure yours was labeled.

Are you planning any more hair transformations, or are you sticking with your natural hair color for now?

Yeah, no, I’m done. This is my natural natural hair color—no hairdresser has treated it. So this is me. And my next goal is to grow it to my bum. I just want it really, really long.

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“I once had a facialist who told me I needed fillers … I was literally just like, ‘get out.'”

As the face of Clinique, it goes without saying that we want to steal all of Emilia Clarke’s skincare secrets.

In a new interview with ELLE UK, the Last Christmas actress got candid about Botox and injectables, and whether she’d ever consider having plastic surgery. Discussing the “worst skincare advice” she’d ever been given, Clarke revealed, “I once had a facialist who told me I needed fillers and I showed her the door. I was literally just like, ‘get out.’ Her exact words were, ‘Then, you can have your face back.’ At that point I was 28.”

However, Clarke has a healthy approach to aging, as she told the publication, “You’ve got this idea of aging, and then you’ve got the idea of what aging makes you look like. At 34, I am wiser, more intelligent, I’ve had more experiences, I’ve done all this stuff and I’m proud of that. You can only do that because you are the age you are. Time is the only thing allows you to do those things. So, if my face is gonna reflect the time that I’ve spent on this earth, I’m down for that.”

As an actress, the Game of Thrones star has, at times, felt the pressure to get work done. She revealed, “You hear about all your contemporaries getting it done and you’re like, ‘Does that mean I have to? Should I be doing that?’ And then you work on a movie and the director of photography lights you beautifully and you get over it.”

“Getting in it is like all the drinks and drugs; it’s that kind of euphoria,” the actress says. Find out what’s in the bath with her — plus the “bitchin'” moisturizer that gives her that glow — ahead.

For our March issue, InStyle sat down with the actress and Clinique global brand ambassador to hear about her skincare philosophy, her wondrous Game of Thrones wig (did we know she bleached her actual hair under that thing?!), and her meme-worthy bath routine. Find out all the beauty’s beauty secrets, below.

I know you have a thing for red lipstick. What’s your signature shade?

When you first get a red lipstick, you think you’ve got the one. Then you start to broaden out a bit. Now I’ve got hundreds. I find blue-toned reds really complementary. These days I’m being bolder and braver and rocking a red lipstick for lunch. Why not?

What products, besides red lipstick, make you feel good?

What I have learned as I’ve gotten older is that moisturizing does 80% of the heavy lifting. If you’ve got clean skin, moisturize, drink a shit ton of water, and think happy thoughts, that’s what does it. I used to have really dry skin and would use those thick creams that feel like you’re putting on medicine. Clinique has this Moisture Surge 100 Hour Auto-Replenishing Hydrator. Try saying that 10 times fast. It’s like the [brand’s] Moisture Surge 72-Hour Hydrator, which has a gel-like texture, but pimped out. It’s bitchin’!

How has your relationship with beauty shifted over the years?

When I was younger, it was armor. I don’t think I was the only woman in the world who couldn’t bear the thought of walking outside with absolutely no makeup on. Now I’m even more aware of how much skin care does versus makeup. The women who make me go, “Oh god, she’s so beautiful,” always have a luminous thing that comes from inside them.

You spent hours in the hair-and-makeup chair for Game of Thrones. Is there anything you miss about it?

That wig did wonders — bloody hell. It was like walking around with a permanent bounce. I was reminiscing with Kit [Harington, Jon Snow in GOT] the other day about the hours we pulled and how hard the work was. There’s a grieving process that goes on after the show, obviously, but I think we are now both finally at the point where we can say, “What bits do we miss?” It’s kind of like remembering a relationship.

Did you have to take extra care of your own hair after wearing that wig?

Fuck, yeah. [laughs] I decided to bleach my hair blond because I wanted it to be Daenerys’s color for the last season. My hair was so fried that I basically had to cut it all off, like a proper Leonardo DiCaprio, Romeo + Juliet boy cut. Now my hair has naturally grown out. I give it more nourishment than you could possibly imagine. It’s my proudest achievement, and I don’t plan on cutting it ever again. I’m going to be 90 with it down to my bum — that’s my plan.

What are you motivated by these days?

Myself. I’ve got a pretty strong voice in my head that tells me to get up. No bigger critic exists than me, and not in the healthiest way. The difficulty now is trying to find the balance between encouraging kindness to and motivating myself.

Are you a self-care kind of person?

For me, perfection begins and ends with a scalding-hot bath. Getting in it is like all the drinks and drugs; it’s that kind of euphoria. I add in Epsom salts and lavender oil, light candles, put on a face mask, and play classical music. I’m like a meme. You could have a glass of something with it, but my bath is too hot. If I’m scoffing wine, I’ll pass out. [Source]

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In a timely reminder that we not only need to celebrate this country’s unique theatre landscape, but to protect it, British Vogue gathered 10 of the London stage’s finest performers to find out what they love most about going to the theatre. From Jude Law to Emilia Clarke, Paapa Essiedu to Lily James, Sophie Okonedo to Andrew Scott, as well as Arinze Kene, Rosalie Craig, Sheila Atim and Indira Varma, find out how Britain’s starriest thespians learn their lines and the productions they regret missing out on. [Source]

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Golden Globe-winning actor Hugh Laurie (“House”) and “Game of Thrones” actor Emilia Clarke will be part of the voice cast for animated feature “The Amazing Maurice.”

The voice cast also includes David Thewlis (“Wonder Woman”), Himesh Patel (“Yesterday”), Gemma Arterton (“Vita & Virginia”) and Hugh Bonneville (“Downton Abbey”). Toby Genkel (“Two by Two: Overboard!”) and Florian Westermann (“Little Dodo”) will co-direct.

The film will be an adaptation of bestselling author, the late Terry Pratchett’s 2001 book “The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents,” which is part of his iconic Discworld series. The book is a take on the popular folk tale about the Pied Piper of Hamelin. It won the Carnegie medal that recognizes the best children’s book in the U.K.

The story follows a streetwise ginger cat who has the perfect money-making scam. He finds a kid who plays a pipe, and also befriends his very own horde of talking rats. When they reach the stricken town of Bad Blintz, their con game goes awry.