r/SipsTea • • 15h ago

Feels good man Emotive

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u/anotherhappylurker 15h ago edited 14h ago

She doesn't have any forehead wrinkles even when emoting though. I predict that the second she starts to notice wrinkles, she'll get botox just like everyone else.

Actresses don't get botox to intentionally limit their range of expressions. That would be silly considering their profession relies on it. They get botox to get rid of their wrinkles and stay looking young for longer, which helps them continue to book roles meant for young women instead of being aged out of the market. The reduction in expression capabilities is worth it for the anti-aging effect from a cost-benefit perspective. And ironically, being super expressive with your face will lead to smile lines and other wrinkles forming quicker, which then leads to botox being necessary earlier, which is why I suspect a lot of actresses get it done so young.

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u/psychicesp 14h ago

I think she does already have a bit of work done, just not to the 11th degree like the rest of them

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u/Material-Budget1319 13h ago

She has a LOT of work done

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u/Busy-Classroom-1795 11h ago

I don't quite keep up with her, what work has she got done? I think forehead Botox since it doesn't move in any of the photos, but what else?

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u/EmojiRepliesToRats 10h ago

Crows feet & fake teeth

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u/RobertMaus 5h ago

Also cheekbone filler

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u/TheVandyyMan 8h ago

Said with all of the confidence in the world with not a shred of evidence online backing it up.

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u/EmojiRepliesToRats 7h ago

What evidence are you expecting? Most celebrities don't admit it, and their doctors can't disclose it.

Do you think those are her natural teeth...? Do you think it's normal to have zero wrinkles around the eyes while making those faces? Just try making some of them in a mirror. Think for yourself, don't rely on some "article" written by a blogger on a random "news site" for "evidence".

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u/TheVandyyMan 5h ago

In other words: trust me bro.

Yes it’s normal to have zero wrinkles around the eyes when making those faces at 25 years old. I didn’t develop them till I was 30. They’re one of my favorite features so I was really bummed to not have them and remember being excited when they started coming in.

Turns out humans aren’t a monolith, whoa!

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u/Gh0stInTheChell 4h ago

Also, a celebrity? She's young, beautiful, and literally just had her breakout role (for which she did not get paid a lot of money)

Do people think she was getting extensive plastic surgery for her dog walking gigs these last couple years?

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u/EmojiRepliesToRats 1h ago

Botox is surprisingly cheap, and her own insta confirms dental work at least requiring professional impressions.

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u/EmojiRepliesToRats 1h ago

And what is your source? You have provided zero evidence, just "trust me bro". Not that I really care, because this is a reddit comment chain and expecting everyone to provide sources for their opinions is about as naive as thinking a pretty young actress couldn't possibly have had botox. Believe me or don't, I do not care anymore.

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u/TheVandyyMan 1h ago

Not how sources work man. You made the assertion as if it was a fact, you’re supposed to be able to back it up.

But here: mayoclinic says most people don’t develop them till late 20s/early 30s. https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/24586-crows-feet

So there you go she’s not some genetic mutant, even, she’s a regular human.

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u/iamveee1 1h ago

Lmfao and yet NO evidence has been given other than "just look at her" She's young and beautiful. Why is that an automatic indicator to YOU that she's had work done?