Salma Hayek Numerology

Sexy and smart vampire's assistant

based on the Numerology of Hans Decoz

With an accent almost as recognizable as her gorgeous face, Salma Hayek is a celebrity pioneer in her own right -- she has broken down racial stereotypes to become one of the most prominent Mexican actors of this generation. She continues to take risky roles in dark movies, and can now be seen in The Vampire's Assistant as Madame Truska -- a widowed performer in a touring sideshow called Cirque Du Freak who can grow a beard down to her feet. Not one to shy away from the unexpected, Salma finds a way to make even a bearded lady seem appealing.

That's because Salma's Hidden Passion Number is 1 -- which means she has great ambition and the drive to stand out. The Number 1 also lends itself to a lack of confidence at an earlier age, but the strength to overcome obstacles. Passionate, compassionate and headstrong, Salma spent her entire young adult life trying to make a name for herself in Hollywood after dropping out of college in Mexico to pursue a career in acting -- all the while, trying to hurdle not only the American language barrier, but her battle with dyslexia. She powered through nonetheless, landing roles in several Mexican television shows and films, before moving to Los Angeles in her mid-twenties. There, she was given the break of a lifetime when famed director Robert Rodriguez discovered and cast her in 1995's Desperado. 

With the Life Path Number of 33/6, Salma has a natural gift for music and performing arts, as well as business. Her charm and charisma attracts others -- not to mention her obvious physical beauty. As a result of the 6, she can easily transition between acting in critically-acclaimed films (Dogma, Traffic, Frida) to producing (Ugly Betty) and even singing -- she has lent her voice to several movie soundtracks. And since her Birthday Number is 2, she is a diplomatic and sensitive leader behind the scenes, helping her gain respect as a director, producer and more recently, CEO of her Latin film production company, Ventanrosa.

Salma's Expression Number is 5, a number which cultivates adventure, excitement and adaptability. She recognizes her sex appeal and often uses it to her advantage, but continues to play her sexy roles smart, with a demanding and respectable presence -- from a dangerous vampire stripper (From Dusk Till Dawn) to a butt-kicking seductress (Once Upon a Time in Mexico). However, she's not afraid to let her looks take a backseat. Her role as lead character and producer in 2002's Frida -- a movie she spent eight years determined to make and see through to completion -- was perhaps her most emotionally-charged, boosting Salma Hayek's career to an entirely new level.

A true labor of love, Salma Hayek's dedication to Frida is rooted by her Minor Expression Number of 6, a number that breeds comfort and satisfaction in responsibility. Salma always dreamt of portraying artist Frida Kahlo on-screen, feeling it was her duty to bring Frida to life. Almost a decade after breaking into the industry and fighting for the movie, Salma was given the green light. She tapped into her Heart's Desire Number of 7, which brings a love of knowledge and in-depth study that digs beneath the surface. By using method acting to brilliantly portray her muse, Salma was nominated for an Oscar -- a feat accomplished by only two other Mexican actresses -- and continues to fearlessly play her unpredictable parts.