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Anonymous wrote:Oof... here's a link to Daily Mail article with a lot more pics:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-9193347/Demi-Moore-58-storms-catwalk-HCFW-Fendi-Paris.html

Bigger version of the side view:
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Yeesh:

Whoops, above. Trying this again:

that looks like plastic surgery to me and not make up. it looks like she got Chick-fil-A or‘s or cheek implants. Why would she ruin her perfectly beautiful face like that??

This must be an effort to plump/smooth upper sagging, but the result is a sunken lower half of the face. Helen Hunt must have done something similar; her eyes and upper cheeks look smooth, but then she has a sunken witch face.

How come Jane Fonda doesn’t have this issue? She’s practically 100 years old yet her face looks much younger than her actual years.

I have a feeling Jane Fonda just had a good ‘ol fashioned facelift with a skilled doctor and left the fillers and Botox alone. Botox and fillers are awful and make people look ridiculous.

I’m sure Jane Fonda gets Botox. Botox is not responsible for Demi Moore looking like a different human being. Botox is very common and popular and women all over the country do it. It’s not transformative and it does not permanently alter the way people look.

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Anonymous wrote:Its the makeup. Other than that, she looks amazing

That is SO not true.

Here is a side photo of her... it's not the makeup.

Thank you! This is bad plastic surgery. Her lips, mouth and cheeks look terrible. Makeup can only do so much. This is her face.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why people do fillers. They very, very, very rarely look good. If rich celebrities can't get it done well, you can't either.

Are you sure it’s fillers and not a facelift?

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.npr.org/2018/09/24/651167286/still-reinventing-at-80-jane-fonda-says-i-feel-better-than-i-ever-have

I'd rather look like Jane Fonda at 80, than Demi at 58!

I think Jane Fonda has had perhaps the best surgeon ever-- over decades!!

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Anonymous wrote:I agree the fillers are too much but I don’t think it would have registered with most people as an issue were it not for the contouring makeup. In others recent photos, you can tell she has a lot of fillers around her mouth but it’s not gasp-worthy because her makeup, expression, and lighting are more natural. People are really responding to the makeup, which they should have known was going to emphasize the work she’s had done.

As always, I am more bothered by all the Botox around the eyes to avoid crows feet. They are ALL doing it and I can’t stand how it looks. It also drove me crazy on Nicole Kidman in the recent HBO thriller. These actresses are obsessive about the Botox to avoid crows feet and eye crinkles, but it destroys their expressive ability and also has an uncanny valley effect. Their eyes still recede and get a bit crepey and fallen, which happens to most women when they age, but then all the skin around them is super taut and smooth. It actually makes eyes look smaller! But also beady and weird. Mike Pence has the same thing going on. Who wants to look like Mike Pence?!

This is why I don’t Botox.

agree with this. Kate Moss is starting to look like Melania in pp's picture.
Also, even if you can smooth out wrinkles around your eyes and your forehead, there's always going to be parts that give away your age anyway (fine wrinkles around nose, hollowness of cheeks, general sagging and skin thinning) that it always ends up looking weird especially without carefully applied makeup.
I'll be turning 40 this year but I don't think I'll go that route either.
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