Hailey Bieber clarified that she hasn’t used Botox for cosmetic reasons, mentioning she’s still a few years away from even thinking about it.
Regarding Botox, Hailey Bieber is being direct. The founder of Rhode Skin stated that she has set a minimum age limit for herself to seek out the injection and denied utilizing it for cosmetic reasons.
“I made a commitment to myself that I wasn't going to do any Botox until I was in my 30s,” on the October 24 episode of his In Your Dreams podcast, Hailey, 28, informed Owen Thiele. “When I get there, I'll see if I even want to do it.”
The model, however, has made one noteworthy exception to her self-imposed rule: she utilizes the injection in her jaw to treat her temporomandibular joint (TMJ) issues. She and her husband, Justin Bieber, have a 14-month-old son named Jack Blues Bieber. According to the Cleveland Clinic, the medication is regarded as a good choice for treating persistent jaw pain.
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Hailey expressed less interest in using Botox for its cosmetic effects, pointing out that her mother, Kennya Baldwin, had refrained from incorporating it into her personal beauty regimen.
“My mom has no Botox,” she went on. “My mom does nothing to her skin and she looks insane.”
Although Hailey said that she is "really diligent" about her beauty routine, she has previously sought out alternative therapies. She talked about receiving Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF), which are derived from a patient's own blood, in alongside the laser therapy.
“I like to do things that I can trust is from your own body,” she clarified. “I'm just consistent with things like that. I do that a couple times a year.”
Naturally, Hailey's dedication to skincare has paid off handsomely; in May, she sold her business to e.l.f. Beauty for $1 billion. However, the businesswoman stated that she wishes to remain grounded in spite of the enormous sum.
Following an interview with WSJ Magazine that had been released on October 14, she stated, "I want to preserve that for my son's future." “It's an amount of money that I have not dealt with before, so I just want to be smart with it.”
