EMMA WATSON'S ADVICE FOR TEENS

Whilst visiting Hong Kong with Lancôme, the Harry Potter star, Emma Watson, has offered some sage advice to teenagers everywhere.

EMMA WATSON'S STYLE EVOLUTION

Emma Watson'sown adolescence was a far cry from that of any ordinary teenagers with eight Harry Potter films and a few modelling contracts thrown in for good measure.

But Emma hasn't let that stop her from offering some wise words to other youngsters.

During a trip to Hong Kong as the face of Lancôme, Miss Watson has emphasised the importance of 'feeling comfortable' in your own skin to teens everywhere.

The 21-year-old actress turned fashionista cut off her locks last year to rebel against her Harry Potter character Hermione's good-girl image.

Watson also revealed that her make-up routine has become more 'experimental' since she went for the chop and donned a pixie crop. She told fans how much she was enjoying opting for more bold and daring looks.

The Oxford University student offered her best advice to young fans and teenagers, saying:

'Be true to who you are and do the best to feel comfortable in your own skin. You are all right exactly as you are.'

Watson admitted at the premiere of her latest film My Week with Marilyn, that juggling her University timetable, acting and promotional work had been difficult.

Trying to keep track of her busy schedule, Emma compared her hectic lifestyle to that of Marilyn Monroe's: ‘I certainly feel a lot for her and what she went through.'

Daniel Radcliffe: I’m the only person in the world that doesn’t want an eighth ‘Harry Potter' book

‘Harry Potter’ star Daniel Radcliffe is glad the Harry Potter books and films have come to an end, because the boy wizard’s story finished in a “perfect way".

The 21—year—old actor has starred as the boy wizard in all eight movies in the series, but hopes that the author doesn’t write anymore sequels as he thinks the franchise has finished at the right time, reported Daily Star online.

“I’m the only person in the world that doesn’t want an eighth ‘Harry Potter’ book.

“Believe me, I’ve given 10 years! I think it’s been an amazing 10 years and I would be quite happy for it to finish at this point because the stories were rounded off in such a succinct and perfect way,” said Radcliffe.

Despite his reluctance to return to the franchise, Radcliffe will always be “proud” of his work on the movie series.

“Every opportunity I will get for the rest of my life, I would not have got if it wasn’t for Harry Potter. It would be the height of ingratitude if I was ever anything but proud to be associated with these films,” he said.