Salma Hayek: Instyle Magazine June 2010 (Pictures)

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Salma Hayek Instyle Magazine June 2010

Salma Hayek is on the cover of InStyle Magazine June 2010 Edition and she is looking spectacularly beautiful as always. You can see her wearing a McQueen dress for the cover and she also gave an interview to the magazine where she talked about space traveling, changing her name, plastic surgery and much more.

Here are some of the highlights from the interview:-

On changing her name to Salma Hayek Pinault: “It was [daughter] Valentina’s request. I didn’t think about it until she brought it up. We were shooting a film, and she saw my chair with my name on it. She said, ‘What does it say there?’ And I said, ‘Salma Hayek.’ And she said, ‘What about Pinault? Why not Pinault?’ Because here people say ‘Madame Pinault.’ I said to myself, ‘ This is who I am now. I’m starting a whole new life. I’ve never been happier. Why shouldn’t I share it with the people who have been supporting me my whole career, who have been with me since the beginning? ‘I’m a private person, but I should let them in on the fact that I’m a different person, and a better person. It’s a new life.”

On whether she’d ever have plastic surgery: “No surgical tweaks. No Botox either. Look. [She raises her eyebrows.] I think it is terrible, these girls in their late 20s injecting their faces and lips. One told me, ‘If I kill my muscles now, I’ll never get wrinkles.’ Can you imagine?”
The June 2010 issue of InStyle is on newsstands Friday (May 21).

On quitting on some of her interests in favor of being a good mother to her daughter: “I love scuba diving and used to dive where the sharks were, and now? No more sharks. Everything becomes about the baby. You are in second position, or third. You have to balance everything in your life and while, yes, your children and husband must be important, you have to dedicate time to yourself. The mother of today needs to find ways to be comfortable and stylish at the same time.”

On space traveling: “I reserved my place with the Virgin [Galactic] expedition. And then I got pregnant. And now I’m a mother. So, I’m not going to go.”

On whether there are cultural differences between her and her husband, Francois-Henri Pinault: “Nooo, I love him. I ridiculously love him. He makes it easy for me. He’s so open, and his family is too-so international¬-and fascinating and warm. I only speak French to his children. I don’t know how, but they understand my French. Plus, he and I have the same interests, which is wonderful. Like soccer.”