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mardi 6 décembre 2016

Proof That Mawra Hocane Is Poised to Become an International Beauty Icon

If you're on the pulse of the Pakistani film industry, you're definitely familiar with Mawra Hocane. The Karachi native is known for her intensive work in serials such as Yahan Pyar Nahi Hai and the upcoming Sammi, as well as films like Sanam Teri Kasam.

Thanks to makeup artist Karuna Chani, POPSUGAR got the opportunity to connect with Mawra as she visited New York for a very special reason: Pakistan's first-ever film festival, which was hosted by the United Nations. "It is incredible how our cinema is making its presence felt on an international level through prestigious platforms given to us by the UN," she said. "This is only the beginning and there is much more to come."

That statement applies to Mawra's career, too. She uses her celebrity to spotlight social justice issues - and not just in her spare time. In fact, her new serial, which is set to debut in 2017, revolves around a heartbreaking theme: child marriage. "I believe in using my voice," she told POPSUGAR, "so I am very excited about Sammi, which speaks up against child marriages. Through TV, we are trying to raise awareness."

With talent, passion, and looks like hers, she is poised to become an international star. She has 1.4 million followers on Instagram, many of who comment "beauty queen" or "gorgeous" and declare her an "iconic beauty."

They're not wrong! Just one look at her inspires beauty envy, so we of course asked her all about her hair, skin, and makeup secrets. Mawra is actually a spokesperson for Sunsilk in Pakistan and swears by its shampoos and conditioners but also credits her thick, lustrous hair to regular oil treatments. She added, "I also love unwinding by getting scalp massages from my mother!"

One of the two beauty products she's obsessed with can actually be found stateside: the classic Maybelline Great Lash mascara ($6), which Mawra says she can't live without. The other, a "no makeup" makeup palette, comes courtesy of Pakistani brand Nabila. Because they each contain lip and cheek colors, powder, and concealers, "the kits are great for on-the-go touch-ups."

Keep reading! We worked with Mawra and Karuna to get a behind-the-scenes look at Mawra's style for the inaugural dinner of the Pakistan Film Festival. You'll be positively mesmerized by the beautiful photos.

mardi 6 décembre 2016