Let's talk about Lip Fillers. (+ my experience)
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- A discussion about lip fillers. My personal experience with lip fillers and my views on them, as well as some things that i feel should be acknowledged and talked about regarding the world of dermal fillers.
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Interesting topic! I think 'natural beauty' has been hyperinfluenced by society. What I always understood as natural beauty, is certain aspects of your physical and mental beauty shining through. Someone can have very piercing, beautiful eyes, or very beautiful hair, or a smile that brightens the world, great eyebrows! Someone can have a kind face, or be a very generous person. I think this is way more helpful to embrace your own beauty... and your own flaws. However, I know what beauty standards ask of us, and I am struggling with my self-esteem as well. It's so hard when you have to be paradoxal: innocent, but sexy. We want you natural, but eww, is that a pimple? We want you to be strong, but not too strong. We want you to be smart, but you should shut up because we don't care about what you have to say. It's tiring, honestly, and it runs deep. Be who you want to be, while allowing others to be themselves too and without hurting them. Our lives are too short to be unhappy in the body we were born in.
THIS. yes, yes yes.
Amazingly well put. I’m sticking this in my journal ♥️♥️
this is so well written. thank you!
@@IsabellaDemarko you can derma roll your lips instead.
your worries about looking weird in later on because of fillers aren't unfounded at all. we can already see such effects. fillers, particularly in the face (cheeks etc.), migrate within the face. that's why people look puffy all of a sudden. it isn't because their procedures aren't high quality, but because facial fillers will flatten out. the video "why i stopped filling faces" by a professional has great info on this
If you UA-cam search “fillers don’t dissolve they migrate” you’ll see a doctor who advises that fillers can’t dissolve on their own and the filler actually migrates around the face. They did scans on people after 2 years of not having filler and they still had it in their face
I'm glad I'm not the only one who goes through phases of not shaving and then trying to be glamourous. It's hard to navigate to all of this. (I'm 30 btw).
I don’t think you quite understand how powerful you are on this platform?? You’re so transparent and honest with everything and it’s so hard to come by!! This is officially an Isabella Demarko Stan account and I am totally ok with that ♥️
Aw thank you xx
I highly recommend watching Lorry Hill on UA-cam because she breaks down all the procedures that celebrities have. There are quite a few child stars that have gotten procedures done as teenagers well into adulthood. Seeing the progression is pretty eye opening to how curated everything is that we consume with our eyes. I know you make the same statement on your Instagram as well, so I figured you might like her videos.
We love when someone comes out and tells the truth about beuty standards
Thank you for talking about beauty standards and the oversexualisation we often get put in front of us. I think it makes things hard for women to embrace their natural selves fully and stop worrying about how we look and just enjoy life!!!
yes!! please do a video on your thought and reasons for starting to use heat tools again! ok wait, first of all, this video is so important and i absolutely love how you talk about you opinion and use your place as an influence. second of all, im rn at a stage like you where i started using a little heat to style my hair (same journey as you, crazy, i know) and id be very happy to hear your thoughts on it, i look up to you like an older sister who gives me wise tips. i really love your channel!
To me it sounds like you have a very healthy relationship with your body :) I love that you brought up the guinea pig-problem - i often feel the same thing!
Thank you for talking about this!! I was getting lip filler regularly from about 2016-2020. It just kept building up and migrating upwards. Even though I thought my lips would get smaller between sessions, the filler was really just moving from the pink of my lips out of it. My lip line was totally blurred out. Finally last year I’ve gotten my filler dissolved since (3 times!!!), and my lips still are not the same as pre-filler. They swell up in the morning, and from the side my top lip looks a bit droopy and puffy still when it used to be flat pre-filler :/
Daaamn Isabella, I think this may be one of your best videos! I'm happy to hear how much thought you put into this.
Something you said stroke a chord with me.
You’re not an hypocrite for being nuanced in the way you view and present yourself. We are ever changing, and we don’t have to feel pressured to “pick a side”.
I’ve decided to stop waxing/shaving when I was 17 because I noticed that body hair brought me shame and impeded me from dressing how I wanted or going to the beach.
So I forced myself to do it until it actually felt comfortable, and it worked.
Now, as I’m 22, most of the time I don’t feel like a want to shave, but when I do I no longer treat it as a cause or a moral issue, it’s just how I want to present - sometimes even playing up into a glamorous fantasy.
I came into that realization yesterday as I’ve noticed that “yeah right now I want to shave my legs” and it just came in as a lighthearted thought which allowed me notice another level of carefree freedom that people in general, but mostly women, are not allowed to have. But we do have the right, gata, we do.
These lip fillers that dissolve naturally actually last upto 7 years and even though it looks like its dissolved it's actually migrated. And this can be because you've gotten too much filler in your lips e.g. 1ml and more is a lot for a small area like your lips so it will migrate upwards into your face where you can't see it in your lips anymore so you'll go get more filler because you think it's dissolved and you'll get duck lips etc. Where its migrated. I just got 0.5ml last week and i won't be getting anymore because i don't want it to migrate. The woman who did my lips also said it lasts upto 6 years.
yes totally! i'm sure even after waiting 4 year there was probably some filler left in mine somewhere. but luckily i'm quite happy with the result of mine currently. i'm interested to see how they change as i let them dissolve again.
It's so crazy how the body works. Everytime we gain or lose muscle, flexibility, weight in general, or get injured etc., our bodies compensate. Skin stretchs, and the body grows and adapts to function in different ways. Who knows how it will change us in the end?
I love your comments on everything and your willingness to share. I think you have a pretty healthy view on it all. No one has to be one way (all natural) or the other (campaigning for aesthetic changes), and I think a lot of the arguments go both ways. Just as people can point out that fillers and alterations can cause a distorted self-image, someone can experience dismorphia and self loathing with a natural body (even eating dissorders). I know it's not that simple, but in the end, for those conflicted like myself, I think being mindful and maintining a balance between self-reflection or criticism and self-acceptance is important.
Some things I like natural for myself and some things I want to change. I've recently started testing laser hair removal and it has been a debate in my mind since I knew laser treatment was a thing. I don't know what the effects will be in 50+ years to be honest. Although I wanted it for so long, it took me years to finally try. I can say now: I am more of a natural girl, but not having a happy trail makes me so happy (ironically). XD
Love your content! Appreciate your mind! Glad you had a great time in the US and happy belated birthday!!
This was such a good video with some really relatable points, especially the aspect of having hypocritical opinions on these topics. On the one hand I think people should be able to do what they want as it's their life. Then I also think of the social beauty standards that might force people into doing these things in the first place. I think what's important is checking in on if you are doing things for yourself and your own enjoyment as you mentioned or for others (but then how do we really know ahhh). I do also think about how big the beauty industry is and how it can prey on the insecurities of people in order to sell stuff. So generally I always end up not really knowing where I stand on these things in the end but I think it's really good to talk about and reflect on!
What an incredible and healthy discussion on this huuuuuge topic!!!
I really love your approach to beauty and procedures. I applaud and really appreciate you talking about it and it's great.
I totally agree with the feeling of personal conflict when it comes too beauty standards. I often enjoy dressing up and feeling fabulous, but at the same time I try too remember that the way I am naturally (like when I have a lazy day and I might have super greasy hair or something like that) is also totally fine. I personally feel like it can be so easy to get blinded by beauty, trying to be everything and impressing people I don’t even know or care about. So I just wanna say that it is always important to remember that you are more than enough. And talking about this topic is super important. There is nothing wrong with getting fillers or other “fixes” as long as that’s what you want, and you are doing for yourself💕
They look so much better natural. Not to be mean or anything but lip injections are ALWAYS obvious, it don't matter how little was put. As long as there is a visible difference, you can tell they r fake.
I think your natural lips look great and suit your face much better.
Love this! I get 1ml every year/year and a half and that’s has been over the period of about 4 years. The last time I had it done was September 2020 and I’m probably looking at having them done again in the summer but I don’t feel the need to rush! I think as long as you’re sensible and do your research they can look really natural.
i hated my nose until my father passed away and I realised I had his nose. I'm so thankful I didn't get a nose job or else I would have lost a part of him and a part of me
You made some great points about “natural” beauty, over-sexualisation and beauty standards here. Something I struggle to articulate to others. The male gaze perpetuates these systemic issues because many men seem to value “natural beauty” and openly diss women that are “fake”. We shouldn’t feel the need to self censor and appeal to these things but inevitably, it’s tempting since a lot of the time you get better treatment if you are considered “pretty” by social standards. I’m so happy you mentioned this ♥️
OMG I can relate SO MUCH to the way you think and view and describe things. What you sad about internal conflict, feeling like a hypocrite sometimes because of it. 💖💖💖
Thank you for this video. I found it interesting even though I’ve never been interested in fillers of any kind, but I do appreciate you sharing your thoughts on the topic of beauty standards in general. I’d really enjoy if you did more videos like this. Maybe one going more into beauty standards and how to feel confident in the age of social media? I’ve been struggling a lot lately with insecurity.. to the point where it’s affecting every area of my life to a crazy and unhealthy degree. I know that comparing is bad, but I still find myself doing it a lot these days. Not so much to the typical Instagram model kind, but just to other women in general who I wouldn’t call “fake” but I just feel they’re so much more beautiful than me. I like what you said about natural beauty because I often feel I wasn’t blessed with that, meanwhile a lot of the women I follow have been. I’m really wanting to find a way to get out of this mindset and be happy with myself, but it’s a struggle. I find you such an inspiration and would love to hear your thoughts on this kind of thing. 💗
Thank you Shannon that’s a very interesting comment. I am currently doing a 30 day Instagram detox and though it hasn’t stopped me seeing this kind of content altogether, it’s been nice not to see it every day. I would love to make a video on this topic, perhaps I will think about speaking about this in a video x
My take on this is that most of the times people get fillers in the wrong mindset. I believe that you should already love yourself just the way you are before getting the fillers. Otherwise, you just try to hide your insecurity and this can get pretty toxic. It's really important that you have accomplished a healthy relationship with your body first.
Thank you for your honesty. It's not always easy to self reflect and much respect to you for sharing.
Your thoughts and problems are so relatable for me, I wish I had a friend like you
Thank you for opening up and sharing your thoughts on fillers. Your concerns are justified though, as things can go downhill very fast when fillers clog important vessels in your face. There are cases where parts of the forehad and even the nose decayed because the filler prevented blood circulation. And I want to add that fillers dont just go away with time. The product actually moves to other places in your face so you end up thinking that your body broke down the filler. I highly recommend watching the video "How long do dermal fillers really last? MRI scans provide evidence." from the channel Victorian Cosmetic Institute. Dr. Chan is being very honest on that topic which most doctors wont. I personally dont judge fillers and cosmetic surgeries, but I think it can be dangerous for especially young people who follow a hype without being aware of the consequences or possible risks - just to chase the modern beauty standards
The pressure to get fillers is real. I have naturally cute lips (in my opinion), but since the pandemic and the consumption of social media, I started to think about getting lip filler regularly, I even made an appointment (that then I canceled). I just came to the conclusion that I really love my lips and I love the look I get when I line them and put on lipstick. Since wearing a mask all the freaking time, I'm not using that much makeup anymore (something that's makes me feel beautiful and it's temporary). So, to sum up, think it twice before doing something to your body and do your research, and maybe ask yourself: "was I comfortable with my X before social media?".
This is a very interesting video, you're thoughts are very nuanced and I liked the way you approached this topic!
The thing about beauty standards is that they change and I feel like in our lifetime, there will be periods of time when you are one of the lucky ones and some periods you will be one of the unlucky ones. In the 2000s, it you had a flat stomach, you would be lucky. But now people don't really care about that as much as they do about having curves "in all the right places". So I guess why I personally wouldn't to do cosmetic surgery is because I might end up changing something about myself that might be the thing everyone is after a few years later. But then again, that phase might only last a few years. It's all just very complicated and I guess there is no right answer to any of it!
I personally just can’t stand the look of lip fillers. To me it’s always obvious when someone has naturally large lips vs. filled lips. On a face that has naturally small lips, filled fake lips just look so wrong, and usually quite painful. The sad thing is that beautiful girls are messing with their faces and I do believe it breeds insecurity. In my opinion, your natural lips look much better and the fake lips take over your whole face. Like just a huge pair of lips and you can’t see anything else. It’s a good thing you have the self awareness and discipline to not get carried away.
And because this seems like a pretty open space for discussion on the topic, I want to add some more. If I’m being totally honest, I do think that the general mindset towards fillers and plastic surgery online is riddled with toxic positivity. Saying “your natural face is beautiful and your face with filler is beautiful. It’s all beautiful!” to me is borderline dangerous. I think we can be too accepting of things that are downright mentally damaging. Like how I said earlier that it breeds insecurity. Most of the time, swollen fake lips and injected faces are NOT more beautiful than their natural faces. It looks awful. I’m not afraid of saying that because I know that it’s both mentally and physically unhealthy. I’ve seen some really pretty girls destroy their faces and begin to look scary. I know that beauty is subjective but I think there’s some innate human ability to spot fakeness in the face (like, fake lips and over the top Botox). I also just want to add that you really don’t need Botox in your 20s or 30s! “Preventative” Botox is a scam. Sorry, this was a total rant but I never see any places to share this opinion.
Yeah I get you. The interesting thing is, many people want the fake look over a natural look. The ‘fake’ look has become somewhat of an aesthetic. Bimbofication as an extreme example. So I think there is a line between people getting fillers to get the ‘filler look’, and people getting fillers to look ‘more beautiful’ (but perhaps accidentally achieving the opposite.) One of the biggest reasons this topic is problematic and confusing is when we misinterpret or assume people’s intentions for getting them.
@@IsabellaDemarko Definitely a good point and I think that segues into an even more difficult topic, about whether or not people should be allowed to do whatever with plastic surgery. On one hand, I feel like people should have authority over their own bodies to make their own choices (I am extremely pro-choice for this reason). Then on the other hand… I also feel like doctors are profiting over (mentally) sick people. I can’t help but think that those who want to alter their bodies to the extreme with surgery are not mentally well. Michael Jackson is a good example. My mother always said “the doctors shouldn’t have allowed that” because in the end, it killed him. I know these are extreme examples but it makes you wonder to what extent this should go.
I agree so much with the fact that natural beauty is not better than not natural beauty because it is only luck like you said. I used to think that too when I was younger! Our society teaches us that
Yaaaas, pleeeease, do the video about heat. I'm now playing with hot tools too, yep, after all this (time) cgm. Love your work with ammount of info. Thanks, Queen 😘
That’s for talking about this! You are so gorgeous with or without fillers. Love the makeup so pretty! Love ya!
Great video and as authentic and informative as ever! xxx
Love this style of video!! Please do a curly girl review/using heat/hair topic video!
Yes thank you for calling out those conflicting opinions. It is your duality and it's okay to own it! We are all multi faceted people, it does not have to mean we're hypocrites! Screaming insults at women for having fillers would be hypocritical, and that's not you, so well spoken 💜
I think you’d really like to watch Keltie O’Connor’s video on plastic surgery. She got boob implants in her early twenties and really discusses how they’ve impacted her and her mental health.
I appreciate your honest discussion!
I'm with you about being conflicted.
Like if I'm being completely honest, I'm not a fan. Plastic surgery is expensive, painful, potentially dangerous, and makes people end up looking the same. But then I think about how most modern plastic surgery is based in reconstructing the faces of soldiers, which I do think is important, Helping someone feel more normal after trauma is huge. And then I remember there are a lot of people who get plastic surgery to combat body dysmorphia, and that's important. So I circle back around to say like, who am I to judge if someone has a morally good enough reason to get plastic surgery? If the technology is available and people want to do it there shouldn't be a problem, as long as it's safe and fully that person's choice. And it's not an individual thing either, no one person getting plastic surgery is doing something morally wrong. It's our cultures fault for creating unrealistic beauty standards.
yeah, i completely get you
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Thanks for talking about this subject as you're making quite an interesting point.
I'm actually quite in between concerning plastic surgery/fillers. I can get why some people do it as well as why some don't. I am not for any extreme way whether it's about having a lot of surgery done to ourselves or being completely agaisnt it.
I'm 22 so exactly in the generation you're talking about. It's true that we have few to none models that aged doing plastic surgery while being younger. I do think that since it's an invasive type of surgery and it's quite expensive, it should not be done without thinking about it carefully. And the addictive part should be taken in consideration. However, if all that is considered, I don't mind people doing it.
I also don't really get the whole point of "beauty is being natural", come on... We dress up everyday, we wear glasses or have surgery to not wear them, we straighten our teeth, put products on our face to have less acne or whatever.... There''s nothing purely natural in all we're doing everyday, why this would be more problematic than anything else we put everyday on and in our body. Plus I'm not sure this is the right argument to convince someone not to do plastic surgery... So yeah, quite in between 😅
yeah i totally get you
Sorry to be off topic but I forgot to comment this on your other video. if you want to make your extra large bratz Cloe have silky hair I recommend buying a flat iron that can go to low temperature, and watch azdoesmakeup nighty night Cloe fix up or his 2009 spring break Yasmin fixup. I also recommend athousand splendid dolls because both the channel have loads of tips also if you don't want to buy a new flat iron I recommend thrifting one and deep cleaning it with dissenfectant wipes and other stuff just don't wet it sorry again to change the subject I just remembered I was going to comment this also I love you 💝 also your videos help with my anxiety
such an interesting video - botox and filler, there was research out that said our immune system can actually fight against these chemicals and therefore meaning they are less effective in later life, which i thought was interesting, and pretty little thing, i had the exact same experience! Every single item is overly suggestive and it definitely makes you feel like that's their main message, even the brand name: pretty, little, thing...how objectifying?! thanks for always expressing your views, absolutely love your channel and grateful of it as i am the same age as you and doesn't seem to be spoken about much! :)
your long natural nails look amazing
Thanks for speaking on the beauty standards. I love your video btw! And you look gorgeouz!
thank you!
@@IsabellaDemarko np!
Your video is so refreshing! I find the way fillers are popular nowadays sad and almost frustrating. I don't think you are hypocrite at all, just divided.
Have you seen the video of Victorian cosmetic institute on fillers? A doctor talks a bit about what happens to them with time.
I think being at war with your own opinions makes you super smart, not a hypocrite! Shows that you're willing to learn and change your mind :)
i feel you with the part about shaving. i haven't shaved since last summer but i'll probaly do it again once it's getting warmer outside cause i don't want to feel like people are staring at me for the way i look. i really don't care about my leg hair but wouldn't want anyone to see my armpit hair which makes no sense.
Thank you for making this video💗 I think your experience is a really great message for younger audiences. This is such an important topic and I think you discuss the nuance of this topic well.
Also, Jordan Theresa has a great video debating about if plastic surgery/cosmetic procedures are feminist, and brings up a lot of the same points you do if you want to check that out.
glad you enjoyed it
Personally, I think the risk of future deformities etc come from excessive use. Having it topped up every 6 months for years on end probably is pushing it. I think your approach of having it completely dissolve then waiting extra time on top is both mentally and physically best. It’s kinda like the same approach to junk food. Moderation is key!
I respect what anyone wants to do with their own body. Period. But I reason I don’t like it is it adds to the issue of unachievable beauty standards. It sets the younger generation and other people around us up for unachievable looks. And you can’t click a screen and see it’s a filter like on Instagram. So people think they’re naturally “ugly” or “don’t fit in” when really it’s all just fake. I wish we could all take a year to be completely natural; all of us. And see how many people actually go back to it (obvs that like something out of a sci-fi movie lol but I can dream). I don’t even dye my hair anymore and live almost completely naturally beauty wise but then again, I had braces and recently began re-aligning them again after they moved. I guess that’s adding to that unachievable “natural” standard too!
Completely unrelated to the video, but I just love your hair color so much! ❤️
Omg, I love your vids! You said that some people are under 18 but l am 10 and still love your vids!
This video is so on point! Couldn't agree more - there is no way that a procedure like that done every six months over time won't change your face. I want to age gracefully and naturally while getting things done here and there, too (botox seems safer over time until we know more about how fillers age). Haven't gotten anything yet, but I'm not against it and will generally try to avoid it.
Really, no one knows for sure. That's all I'm saying!
yeah totally, i think we have a very similar view point x
I wonder if I'm the only one who thinks lip fillers on people look painful? When I see people with lip filler, I just can't help but think "ouch, please don't smile, your lips will explode" :s Also I hope people are aware that lip filler moves around eventually so do get it disolved properly before putting more in. You might see people with faces that get larger over time, and some of that is due to filler not being disolved properly before topping up on more.
yes, i think the same thing! i worry about where it will actually all end up in 15 years time....
You look amazing just natural! 👌🏻👌🏻
I feel like Dolly Parton might be a good person to look at in terms of having had cosmetic proceedures done quite early on? I might be wrong though. Good topic to discuss tho.
If you'd like to preserve your beauty as your grandma did I would ask her for her beauty rituals and things she'd recomment. It is very unlikely that other cosmetic procedures are gonna do the same.
Great video! Since you mentioned you might get botox in a few years, have you heard of Frownies? They are a great natural alternative to botox, might be worth looking into before you turn to botox. Also your hair is so beautiful!
Thanks God I'm 32 y.o and didn't do any changes in my face or body 😅 thank you for talking about this topic and your natural lips is so beautiful and suits your face 😍
Lol same here. Think I was quite lucky that I didn't allow others influences or my own insecurities to force me to do extreme changes. Plus I didn't have money spare to use on these kind of things my priorities were more on learning to drive and for outings and things
@@rexxy5 oh my God same with me 😂😂😂 I didn't have time to watch these beauty guru and I'm glad they were few not like nowadays you see them everywhere 🤦🏾♀️
@@Amy_omer yes UA-cam has so many you can take your pick of them . I'll be honest in high school people cared alot even though we had uniforms they still woke up at 5 to straighten their hair and do make up and stuff but now when I'm working people come in as they are and if someone is more dressed up or undressed then others noone would ever make any comment. Think I was more afraid of people bullying me for it but the adult world is bit different obviously depending on specific individuals. I always try to lead by example for younger cousins or any future kids. If you do anything they will ask if they can do it too and new generation are alot more forceful in getting what they want now as discipline is out the window
Lip fillers don't desolves, it just moves away from the lips to the face
I've been seeing a lot of young, white, female influencers from the UK getting filler. First I saw Beckii Cruel, then Connie Glynn and most recently Leadly. I'm not making a judgement call about it, it's just a trend I've noticed and I'm curious about.
It’s just a very popular procedure to get.
You're naturally gorgeous, you don't need that thing... I think plastic surgery is ruining naturally beautiful woman... Just look at Old Hollywood movies : actresses were gorgeous because they were natural
I dyed my hair the same color as yours
I think this a great topic. I am personally against plastic surgery/fillers. I just think they make women look inhuman, people that were so naturally beautiful it has destroyed their beauty. I think fillers are a gateway to full-on on surgery warning should be Katie Price. Don't waste your money we're all naturally beautiful, some people will find you attractive some won't that's just part of life. You don't know what damage you are doing to your body/health with fillers. The imperfections actually make people look beautiful another example is Cameron Diaz look at her before and after surgery. Unfortunately for young women your insecurities are being played with. You've got to have thick lips, tiny waist, big backside etc etc. Don't do it, it's not worth it.
I think it's really good if you can love yourself for who you are. It's sad when people can't and I get why but it's really good to be able to love yourself for who you are when you can. I've had braces and that made me feel better about myself BUT I am glad that I only did that for me and not because of bullying and I have to admit I would never of been able to accept myself without the braces which must be really hard for pple who want lip filler because there is a lot more risks for them compared to braces :/
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on filler😊
You look beautiful Isabella!!
I want lip fillers so bad. And Botox. But I am so afraid of getting a reaction, or get it done wrong. I don’t want to be botched
i got my braces today > could you do a updated braces routine xxxxxxx
Nice topic. I was 33 when i did my thin upperlip with 0,5. Ml. I am just thinking about a few generation back, people got grey hair and didnt dy it. And now its normal to dy gray hair...we never say like stay natural! Its normalised. I think that s the same now with fillers and botox. I am 39 now and only do my lips like every 2 years, also got them desolved 1 time t make shure. I didnt get botox because i am afraid i look to plastic but that is my personal fear. I am also afraid i get blind for to much.... for my generation its hard to understaind why someone under 35 would use botox...
For me, I think people are most beautiful as their natural selves. Only because as people start to look so similar to other people getting the same procedures, they don’t look unique anymore.
Totally xx
Regarding lip fillers, facial fillers and body fillers, the ultimate problem I see is that a massive number of people seem to overpass the line and exaggerate in the procedures. To exemplify, I'm going to mention Ariana Grande, Kylie Jenner and Madonna. Ariana Grande had a super lovely face before the lip procedures, and now the most noteceable thing in her face is her faulse and massive pair of lips. Kylie Jenner was considerably beautiful without the lip and facial comestic procedures, and she would look super gorgeous if she had opted for a sort of minimum change in her pair of lips in order to make them a bit plumped. When it comes to Madonna, she ruined any chance of looking extremely good as an old lady with the amout of cosmetic procedures she has faced in order to force a younger look. I'm 100% fan of the real natural face, but my opinion upon cosmetic changes that people do to their bodies is that they only are successful when they fit the natural proportions of the body and face, changing them very slightly and elegantly.
I'm thinking about this. I've got big eyes, a big nose and these tiny lips. I feel it would balance out my face. I'm not sure though.
Last weekend I accidentally ate peanuts and my lips swelled up. It looked like I had filler in and it was pretty cute 😅😅
It does not dissolve completly, some filler is left that moves to the sides and downwards and stays there.
So people need to first get a injection that dissolves the filler and afterwards get a new filler.
If they don't the face over years changes and I believe starts to look swollen and puffy aka not good young and healthy.
I saw this information in a yt video btw and the person quoted a doctor who used radiation pictures and noticed that some filler still remaines after some years.
Which dye did you use for this hair color? You look like a mermaid 🧜♀️
thank you :) i haven't changed it since dying it the last time i've just let it fade out. you can find the video here: ua-cam.com/video/Y0TAaXLLwEQ/v-deo.html
I appreciate this. Thank you.
There are actually some good doctors talking about how fillers are reuining faces on the long term
Interestingly enough, when you had lip fillers, you looked like a Bratz doll 😄
Same with tattoos. We dont really have people in their 80s who are heavly tattooed (there are some just not meany) but being heavly tattooed is such a thing now and thats why I find it hard to get new tattoos as I dont know how it will look once im at that old age.
Yes ! I used to wonder this too … we are going to be a very interesting bunch of oldies 😂
I personally really miss your hair videos, i would love to see more like what you changed, how do You style/take care of it now
Please please research this but filler actually migrated it can migrate pretty far from where you initially had it. So yes, it 100% can distort the face. Visit Alana arbuccis video on this, a doctor reacted to it and backed it up. Great video though!
Not completely on topic, but I LOVE your hair. It looks so natural and I was so surprised when you said you’d heat styled it cos it doesn’t look all uniform and unnatural the way curling tongs sometimes makes hair look. Which tongs do you use?
For this I used the unicorn mark hill attachment, the curls were a day or 2 old and I just recycled some front bits randomly haha x
lip fillers i guess will be the safest than fillers anywhere else
I mean face structure they wouldn't really migrate
What new do you have about your braces?
Very interesting!
Please make a braces update !
As a white person the only thing you can really do to look better as you age is wear sunscreen every single day
as far as i know, fillers dont dissolve by themselves. they migrate.
they migrate yes, but eventually they do dissolve.
i feel like the kardashians who are in their 40s are an example.... although they probably have plastic surgery as well not just fillers
wow they weren't real? to be honest, you look like a good candidate, cuz it didnt give you duck lips.
your natural lips look beautiful
I do agree with you as you kinda stretch the skin. Everyone with stretch marks knows how that ends up
So glad you stopped using the filler! But I think some of yours has misgrated, which is especially visible in your top lip as your cupid's bow doesn't look properly defined like in your before... A friend had to get hers dissolved because it looked exactly like that!
She said she got 1 mL put in 3 weeks ago
nobody: Thanks so much for pointing out my flaws. xD
am i the onlny one that think she sounds diifrent?
She did get braces so that definitely changes speech
we're guinea pigs 4 a lot of things
it is so sad how most of the video you are only worried about the looks and not the health risks you are stepping into. it is so extremely sad how we women still don't cherish ourselves enough to chose wellbeing over prettiness
5:12 👀 are you taking care of yourself girl?
Hello beautiful, I'm so glad your nails are getting so nice and long again, how was life on the ranch, lol
I only think about myself as an old lady! hahs sunscreen and hats forever!