I never realised how awful my make-up looked til I ditched it – filler & nasal tanners are my anti-aging essentials now
SHE might have ditched her make-up for a more “natural” look.
But one woman still relies on a deep tan, eyelash extensions and filler to look fresh-faced, and took to TikTok to explain her new philosophy.
She shared a video which began showing her with a full face of make-up, including tonnes of eyeliner, false lashes and dramatic contour.
“Maturing was realising no make-up was my vibe,” she wrote over the clip.
It then showed her as she looks now, pouting at the camera as she flashed the peace sign.
While the make-up had gone, the filler, long lashes and tan remained – along with laminated eyebrows.
Presumably predicting a response from trolls, she turned the comments on that video off.
In another video on TikTok she shared a list of “things that would send 2020 me into a coma”.
In the appearance-related ones, she wrote: “You’re not actually allergic to your lash extensions, you were just a f**ny.”
“You got a s**t load of filler.
“You actually have a tan you didn’t slap on the night before.
“You ditched the bob for hair extensions.”
“How do you go so tanned?” one person wrote in the comments section.
To which she replied: “I use my nasals.”
“Do you do injections?” another asked.
With the woman replying: “I have done in previous years but I only do nasals now.”
Nasal tanners are a spray you inhale to make your skin go darker on sunbeds.
The drops are untested in the UK and complications can include breathing problems, infections and abscesses.
They contain Melanotan-2 which is an artificial hormone that can accelerate tanning.
According to the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), there is significant evidence to show that using tanning beds causes melanoma.
They report that sunbeds increase the risk of skin cancer by up to 20 per cent, and also state that they have no positive benefits to our health.