Amanda Seyfried Reveals Her Top 3 Makeup Products—and Early ’00s Beauty Obsession

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may be one of the biggest and most glamorous actors of our time. But these days, most of the mom of two's time is spent on a .At her core, however, Seyfried is still a —she just has her own definition of farm-friendly glam. “Farm chores are no match for cute nails,” Seyfried says, adding that to her, beauty is more about “appreciating what we have, who we are and where we come from, letting nature inform and inspire our journey inside and out of ourselves.”That's why, when it comes to makeup, Seyfried takes pride in products that highlighting the features she has—and for which she's always grateful—like and .

This ethos, along with Seyfried's steadfast appreciation for the beautiful and finer things in life, led to Seyfried's ambassadorship with .Campaign images were shot at the legendary art institution, and Seyfried's favorite part of the shoot, of course, was the private appointment with the nine artworks that inspired each product in the collection. “What a privilege," she says of her experience shooting alongside the sculptures, such as Venus de Milo and Diana of Gabies.“When you face Diane, you’re first struck by her beauty—delicate yes, but under her appearance: powerful," Seyfried says of the inspiration behind Lancôme's ; a warm-toned, medium orange shade with a matte finish. "The more you look, the more you see that she’s a wild goddess.

Fierce, fearless. Claiming her own independence—that’s where her beauty comes from.’’Ahead, Amanda Seyfried gets candid about beauty products and fails, inspirational women and cultures, and which makeup products she can't live without for Glamour’s .Glamour: What was your favorite thing about shooting this campaign at the Louvre?Amanda Seyfried: The private appointment with.