Blac Chyna’s ‘Makeup One’ Is Proof We’re Moving Away From Fillers And Embracing Facial Freedom

Come to think of it, more and more celebrities, who previously advocated inflated facial features like in cartoons, are scaling things back a bit. Reality stars Charlotte Crosby, Shaughna Phillips, Faye Winter and Molly-Mae Hague have all had fillers injected into her lips, later sharing that she is “rewinding the mistakes of her youth”. And at the risk of sounding like my dear grandma, they all look a lot better for that.

If indeed the dawn of the surgical producer is upon us, and with it the death of the “I’ve got the job done” look, then it’s a time that can’t come too soon. It’s not because I’m desperate for the fact that young women from Borrisokane to Belfast are now slaves to these expensive three-month dates (look, it’s everyone’s hard-earned money. They can do it.) what they like with it). Not even the most ardent fans of lip and cheek augmentation surgery seem insecure about their own God-given look (it’s a fashion thing. Not an anti-aging thing. . I got it).

That’s because the whole look has become so ridiculously ubiquitous and so frustratingly constant that now it’s simply gone awry. Expensive and invasive, but ultimately difficult.

During the trial of Wagatha Christie, I had to squint to see if I was watching Rebekah Vardy or Coleen Rooney walk into the courthouse (surgery boots are often the only gift). Each woman’s preference for a particular type of face and a uniformly sculpted look makes them look… well, no different from the other.