Wrinkles vs botox?

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Originally posted by: Dexterphile
On men, wrinkles. On women, botox. Shallow and sexist it may seem but one cannot help one's innate preference. Men in their 40s and above look better with wrinkles. It gives them a rough,worldy edge. I cannot imagine a botoxed Danial Craig or George Cloony. They look much hotter wrinkled. Maybe its the primitive cavewoman in me saying this but it appeals to me. Whereas subtle botox suits the older female celebs a lot. Monica Belluci is 47 and she is still gorgeous. She does not look like a descendant of Joan Rivers either. Now that woman as funny as she is a mess to look at.

Mornings instead of coffee Joan must be taking botox shots... 😆

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Posted: 14 years ago

#12

Originally posted by: -Maddy-

Mornings instead of coffee Joan must be taking botox shots... 😆

I know! I watch her Fashion Police and most of the time I'm trying to figure out if any of her facial muslces move while the others laugh at her jokes. 😆

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Posted: 14 years ago

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Wrinkles. On both the genders, especially if we are talking about elder people. It gives them a more dignified look.

If botox could "iron" skin perfectly then I'd say go for botox, if you are not bothered with the ethics, risks and aftereffects of cosmetic surgeries. However, it can't, and we have some of the most renowned celebs as an example of the disastrous aftereffects of botox job. After a while, their "ironed" skin starts resembling an unmovable piece of plastic, taking away half of the charisma of their face.

I don't know if it is the overdose of botox that makes people resemble a plastic, or botox itself which is like this.

Edited by Beyond_the_Veil - 14 years ago

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Nkapoor3

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Posted: 13 years ago

#14

do not like face jobs on people, however I find it unclassy when someone gets a face job done and yet judges someone else for it! for instance when Saif commented on Koena's face job!

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Lara

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Posted: 13 years ago

#15

Both. && I honestly don't have a problem with botox...specially since these actors are in the entertainment business. As long as one does not over do it, im fine with it. But if they abuse it...then that's where i have a problem.