11 Amazing Bodies from Godzilla and Kong Movies

With Godzilla Minus One pulling in big crowds in theaters and Monarch becoming a hit on Apple TV, we started thinking about the stars of America’s Monster Universe and how they’ve gotten better. Take a look at the personal health and skin care of stars like Elizabeth Olsen, Brie Larson and Mae Whitman. These actors share more than just their acting skills; they reveal the secrets to their enviable physiques and glowing skin. From Olsen’s selective use of sunscreen to Larson’s natural oil-based skincare to Whitman’s mindful approach to self-care, these celebrities maintain their amazing bodies while battling ogres. Read on to find out how.

Elizabeth Olsen played Elle Brody in the first film. She shared her favorite skin care products. cnn. Olsen says she always wears sunscreen. “I use Supergoop!, but I always check the UV index. I don’t want to wear SPF for no reason. So it’s in the weather app, and if it says it’s one or two, I won’t wear SPF.” even if the sun is shining. I don’t like to wear sunscreen unless I’m in the sun.“

Brie Larson played Mason Weaver in Kong: Skull Island. She shared her favorite skin care tricks. Charm. Larson says she likes to apply coconut or olive oil to her face. “I could use coconut or olive oil to wash my face. When I was traveling and doing push-ups and stuff like that and didn’t want to take a ton of groceries with me, I would just ask the hotel for olive oil. “hot towel”df44d9eab23ea271ddde7545ae2c09ec

Mae Whitman played Annie in Skull Island. She spoke about the fact that she has endometriosis in an interview with the magazine. Charm. Whitman says self-care is more important to her now. “For me, self-care is really about putting everything aside, going to a special place in your mind and actually finding your way back to the present moment,” she says. “To be able to taste the tea you drink, enjoy the food you eat, enjoy the smell of the soap you use, or relax in the bath, rather than rushing through the day with anxiety that makes the pain worse.”

Kiersey Clemons plays Mae Olow-Hewitt in Monarch: Legacy of Monsters. She talked about the importance of self-confidence. POPSugar. “I think we have a definition of confidence that means a person wakes up, looks in the mirror every day and says, ‘You’re a queen!’ I love you! You are beautiful! You are perfect!” But I think confidence is looking in the mirror sometimes and saying, “You look like crap! You’re a fool!” and that’s okay. It’s accepting the fact that you’re a person, and you’ll be overwhelmed by the fact that you’re a person.”

Betty Gilpin plays Irene. Skull Island. She shared her morning wellness and skin care ritual with Women Health. “Because I’ve had a long, hard journey with my skin, I start my mornings with certain things that have helped me fight my acne,” she says. “I do notice that when I eat these things in the morning, I get less sleep. I drink this green stuff called Macro Greens with a little mint flavored chlorophyll. Then I take all these vitamins – to try to tell myself that I am a person who takes vitamins. I take fish oil, turmeric, zinc and all these things for the skin.”

Eiza Gonzalez played Maya Simmons in Godzilla Vs. Kong. In an interview with Harpers Bazaarshe talked about how important wellness is to her. “I’m obsessed with my health and I like to give my body credit. Maintaining a beauty routine morning and night is like a way of telling my body “thank you for everything you do for me.” Keeping blood flowing to my legs is saying, “Thank you for letting me walk.”

Aisha Hinds played Diane Foster in King of the Monsters. She shared her skin care secrets. Us weekly. “I love cleansing and Murad has a line that is good for cleansing and toning. salicylic acid, so it helps with acne. I also use their exfoliating gel to treat acne so it helps keep my acne under control. I make sure to moisturize them with lotion to improve the skin. So it’s like 1-2-3 steps that I do this every morning and every evening. Every two or three days I do an acne mask.”

Bradley Whitford played Rick Stanton in King of the Monsters. In an interview with the magazine, he said that he walks to stay in shape. People. “I started walking a lot (during the pandemic), which is something I enjoy doing. It is a kind of sedative, an antidepressant. As I’ve gotten older, I need to be careful with my knee. there’s a show right now, and so I’ve been going to the gym and regularly kind of pathetically lifting weights and walking and just going up and down, which counts as squatting.”

Kyle Chandler played Mark Russell in King of the Monsters And Godzilla Vs. Kong. I opened for Men’s health that he was bullied as a child, and shared his secret to gaining confidence. “I couldn’t fit in, and I really wanted to find a reason for it,” he says. “I was so upset that I put a piece of paper over my bed that said, ‘I’m no better than anyone else and no one is better than me.’ It was the only way I knew to understand my place in the world.”

Rebecca Hall played Ilene Andrews in Godzilla Vs. Kongand will repeat his role in New Empire. Hall told the magazine Fashion that she has a laid-back approach to health. “I’ve had a lot of experiences in my life where I’m like, ‘Oh, there’s a premiere coming up, I need to do a week-long detox, or go to the gym, or only eat grapefruit,’ or something like that. …And I always think I’ll do it, but I never do it. Everyone wants to try every (fad diet), right? I think I’m pretty healthy, so I usually just push myself.”

Thomas Middleditch played Sam Coleman in King of the Monsters. He revealed that he loves cycling and encouraged others to do so in an interview Los Angeles Magazine. “Everyone says Los Angeles is a very stressful and bad place to ride a bike. A lot of New Yorkers say that and I would NEVER ride a bike in New York. I think Los Angeles is a great place to ride bikes. be very careful. So ride your damn bike.”