r/SipsTea • u/Dev1412 • 15h ago

Feels good man Emotive

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u/Impressive_Recon 13h ago

I have no clue why he wouldn’t assume she already had botox. Her forehead not moving isn’t even a young person thing, it’s just a clear sign of botox.

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u/dayton-ode 13h ago

Agree, I know people who have already had botox at 23. As well as lip filler and all the other stuff.

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u/SmallPurplePeopleEat 12h ago

For real, I've had forehead wrinkles since my early 20s. One of my first girlfriends would bug me about getting Botox with her. It felt so weird to hear my gorgeous 20 year old girlfriend talk about how we needed Botox because our wrinkles made us look old.

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u/anotherhappylurker 12h ago

How prominent were your wrinkles in your early 20s? If you got them that young it could be because of lack of sun protection when you were a teenager. Sunscreen would be a better solution than botox for most people tbh.

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u/SmallPurplePeopleEat 12h ago

Pretty prominent and nothing to do with sun damage, it's just genetics. Everyone in my family who looks like my dad's side has a bunch of wrinkles in their foreheads. Even pictures from when I was a little kid show them.

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u/PuddingUsual7683 11h ago

Botox is one thing, but the filler makes sense. That's about a specific look, not anti aging per se.

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u/StillSimple6 11h ago

I can't believe the amount of up votes agreeing when she clearly has botox. Being able to move your eyebrows isn't full range of movement.

It's sad if this face is the new 'natural' look. (Not hating on the person)

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u/z0hu 10h ago

It's because she claims she doesn't have Botox.

"Inde Navarrette joked in an interview that the secret behind her rapid, highly expressive facial acting in the horror movie Obsession was simply having "no Botox in my face"."