Demi Moore on People Magazine

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So how do you define beauty at this stage in your life? "In a way, beauty just is. You can look at a flower and see its beauty. On a human level, I find it’s authenticity and positivity. Beauty comes out of comfort with being exactly who you are."

Umm... wow.

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Anonymous wrote:Some of us are old enough to remember what a diva/brat/jerk she was as she quickly rose to fame and became an A list celeb.

I mean, all her interviews made her sound like a total jerk.

She’s definitely mellowed with age, but she was clearly a broken person with a lot of issues.

Yeahhh she was pretty nasty lol. Lots of stories back then like par with JLO that she didn't want people looking her in the eye. This photoshoot must be a few months old because her fillers have settled back down. Her book was really good and she talks about her body dysmorphia in it. I think talking about it out loud is too hard for him so she brushes over it.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we talk about her hair? It looks so thick and healthy. I think it looks natural, but considering how much she spends to maintain her looks, do you think she has some sort of wig/extensions?

Absolutely. It's absurdly long--very few people can grow their hair that long when they're young, even less so by that age. Really good extensions are both invisible and incredibly expensive. She has the money for it. Too bad it doesn't look good though. Shoulder length would look great.

Most celebrities use hair extensions these days. Its pretty much like makeup at this point.

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Bad role model. Shame on you People.

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Another "natural" beauty who changes her ethnic nose.

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Anonymous wrote:Can we talk about her hair? It looks so thick and healthy. I think it looks natural, but considering how much she spends to maintain her looks, do you think she has some sort of wig/extensions?

People with dark straight hair tend to have the best hair for longer than other hair types. Genetics.

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Anonymous wrote:So how do you define beauty at this stage in your life? "In a way, beauty just is. You can look at a flower and see its beauty. On a human level, I find it’s authenticity and positivity. Beauty comes out of comfort with being exactly who you are."

Umm... wow.

How we forget one of the reasons Bruce wanted to divorce her was her obsession with surgical perfection to a disturbing degree and the influence on their daughters.

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Agree they should have just acknowledged it and gone from there (like how Joan Rivers owned it). I preferred her with the hooked nose and thinner lips. Now she looks melted and swollen at the same time.

Though I don't think she needed all the surgery, I am curious why all her daughters don't follow in her footsteps already?

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Anonymous wrote:Agree they should have just acknowledged it and gone from there (like how Joan Rivers owned it). I preferred her with the hooked nose and thinner lips. Now she looks melted and swollen at the same time.

Though I don't think she needed all the surgery, I am curious why all her daughters don't follow in her footsteps already?

I think Rumer has.

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Anonymous wrote:Haters gonna hate I guess. A little light blush and paint on her nails and y'all are saying "she's had work done". She's just a natural beauty.

LOL "light blush" she is in full make up on top of all her unnatural enhancements, but ok

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Anonymous wrote:Agree they should have just acknowledged it and gone from there (like how Joan Rivers owned it). I preferred her with the hooked nose and thinner lips. Now she looks melted and swollen at the same time.

Though I don't think she needed all the surgery, I am curious why all her daughters don't follow in her footsteps already?

I think the girls have disclosed that they have terrible self-esteem issues.

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It rubs me the wrong way when celebrities deny getting work done. I get work done, lasers, pharmaceuticals, fillers, botox, etc. If it is something you can do to counter aging, I do it. When younger women comment on my appearance as though it is natural, I set them straight. This is not natural or particularly normal and I don't want young women having false expectations about it.

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Can anyone explain how extensions work? Is all your normal hair braided flat to your head and the extensions are worked into the flat braids? Or is only some of your normal hair braided down and the rest melts in with the extensions? But then don’t you have two lengths of hair and isn’t that weird?

If all your normal hair is braided down flat, I don’t understand how your hair would look normal enough and not like rows of added in hair, like on a badly done doll. Normal people have little bits of hair coming from their head everywhere, not in rows. Doesn’t it make someone running their hands through your hair weird?

Help me DCUM!

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Anonymous wrote:She had that thing done that makes the mouth looks like a puppet mouth, weirdly pursed like there are strings. Brooke Burke had it done too. I don't get it because it's not natural looking and just looks like crap.

past 55 here is your choice. you don't get to not choose

do you want to be fat or super wrinkly - choose one

do you want to look old (no work) or weird (get work done) - choose one

You can choose a little extra weight and thus just wrinkly rather than super wrinkly. Most people end up in this category no matter what.
People *think* they can just do a little work and look not old and not weird - nope. They ALL end up looking weird.

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Her mouth area looks disfigured from surgery. It’s unfortunately uncomfortable to look at. Like the main lead from Working Moms who acknowledged the issues with mouth.

People is terrible with their photoshopping recently as well. Coming off of the Substance, you’d think there would be a concentrated team effort not to promote her in a way that goes so much against the message of the movie.

Her daughters got a raw deal but is anyone well adjusted these days?

Just learned even Pedro Pascal’s father is a semi-rapist.