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facelifts are the new fillers

Fillers are out - facelifts are in. Get your own Typology Tinted Skincare here: https://shorturl.at/fbtDU PLUS 1 x FREE Bi-Phase Eye Makeup Remover added to all orders over $40 (only when you shop directly via that link) This offer is valid for one week after this video goes live, so hurry! These are my favourite Typology products: glow drops: https://bit.ly/3E4wu8S serum mascara: https://bit.ly/3PB5PTR tinted lip oil: https://bit.ly/3E4wkhM Remember when fillers and botox were basically unheard of? And to get them would have cost thousands? Well fast forward to 2025 and they’re so normalised, that they’re just another part of us girls beauty routine. ‘Maintenance’ if you will, to prevent the signs of ageing. Well, move over botox and filler - there’s a new kid in town. Enter the *facelift*. I’m not talking the kind of face-lift that Joan Rivers and Priscilla Presley had, no no - plastic surgery has come a LONG way in the last few years, and there are now 13 different kinds of facelift you can get, from the ‘mini’ facelift, to the PonyTail facelift (which Bella Hadid and Kylie Jenner are rumoured to have undergone) and that’s just the ones that I’m aware of. You can even get the scars hidden in your hairline so no one will ever know. If you’ve ever wondered why some (rich and famous and well connected) women have the magical ability to ‘age in reverse’ - this would be why. An expertly done, likely very expensive facelift. Which is neither here nor there really. If it makes you feel good and you love the results, then go for it! However it’s a little mean to glorify the women with the finances and resources to get a well done facelift for ‘ageing backwards’ when it’s not ageing backwards at all - it’s a facelift. It can make the women who dont have access to that kind of disposable income and connections feel awful about themselves in comparison, for NOT having the ability to age in reverse. Let’s call it for what it is. It’s work done. It’s surgery. It’s a facelift. It’s ok! What’s not really ok though, is the fact that even girls in their TWENTIES are now getting facelifts done too. Give it a few years, and I think facelifts - which ever variation you choose, will be seen as normal. Part of our womanly ‘maintenance’. Yikes. Thank you so much to Typology for sponsoring todays video!