In March of 2014, Olivia Munn, 35, stepped out looking like she’d had something major done. Her eyes were much higher and wider and it may have been a blepharoplasty (eye lift) or some kind of injectable. Above is a before and after pic I did of her at the time from one month to the next – the difference is obvious to me. If you look at the photo below, of her in 2006, you can tell that she’s had even more done. Of course she’s thinner than she was before but it’s more than that. Her eyes are different, her nose is different and she looks like she’s someone related to the person she was before.
Sure she’s thinner, but does she look like the same person now?
That’s all preface to this Instagram post that Munn recently made in which she posts side by side photos of her face and attributes the changes in her skin over a year to weight loss, using Proactiv (she’s a spokesperson), shaping her eyebrows and eating Japanese potatoes, which are rich in antioxidants or something. Here’s what she wrote:
That’s a lot of text, but in the past year I can see how the changes she’s talking about could be due to the reasons she’s listing, except for removing her freckles. That looks like some kind of laser treatment, but I suppose avoiding the sun could work the same way too.
It just comes off as insincere when celebrities swear by certain foods or skincare regimes and have had obvious work done. Kudos to the rare few (Jane Fonda and Susan Sarandon come to mind) who admit that they’ve had work or injectables and also add that they believe in exercise or certain treatments. That said, her eyebrows do look better. I need to reshape mine as they’re getting too bushy, similar to her before picture. Her after photo is giving me #eyebrowgoals.
She’s only 35, she doesn’t look particularly filled or pulled and she’s gorgeous, it’s just… insincere.
photo credit: WENN and Getty
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