How does Jlo look so good at 55?
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Anonymous
| I know, I know. Money. And genetics. Whyyy what do you think she actually gets done? |
Anonymous
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Recurrent, Botox, chemical peels, Morpheus skin tightening.
Other treatments like various nips/tucks/micro lipo. |
Anonymous
| She took the potion from Death Becomes Her. |
Anonymous
| She doesn’t. |
Anonymous
| "It's just olive oil" |
Anonymous
| She sold her soul to the devil |
Anonymous
| Hard core work outs, the finest dermatological care, and filters. Hair always looks bad though, even with all her money. |
Anonymous
| Ever seen Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas? |
Anonymous
| Hasn’t anyone on this board seen her in person? |
Anonymous
Obviously not many, haha. Otherwise they would not have created this inane thread. |
Anonymous
| Hormone replacement therapy |
Anonymous
Yes but what dermatological care? |
Anonymous
Laser, peels, light Botox. Maybe small amount of fillers, but not sure. |
Anonymous
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It's not fillers. DCUM likes to say fillers but fillers people almost always look weird.
I bet she's had a subtle deep plane face lift. 99.9% of the time celebrities who look weirdly young (they look 35 and they're 55) but still have the "charming" parts of aging (the eye crinkles, etc) have had an early facelift. Facelifts of 2024 are not your facelifts of 20 years ago (stretched skin, pulled to the ears). They're now in the deep plane of the face and actually reposition the muscles, layer by layer, millimeter by millimeter. These lifts aren't intended to last a lifetime but are procedures that stop the aging process for maybe 5 years. They're ridiculously expensive so it's really only celebrities that can (and do) spend the money for them (knowing that they'll be doing another adjustment in 5 years). |
Anonymous
| photoshopping |