Courteney Cox’s completely photoshopped visage appears on the cover of November’s Marie Claire. She opened up to the magazine about her “miserable” experience with Botox:
“I think it’s fantastic and also horrible.
“I mean, they’ve come up with this stuff that can make you not look angry. But you have to use it sparingly.
“I went to this doctor once, and he was like, ‘Oh, let me do it just here and here and here.’
“And I was miserable.”
I’ll bet that Kinerase is surprised to hear her cop to Botox use when she’s been paid to sing the praises for their megabucks skincare line for more than two years now. At her most recent contract renewal, she was quoted as saying “Kinerase simply works. I have been using Kinerase since 2001 and love what we are doing with the line.”
Yet just two months after that, she said in an interview that her husband David Arquette has banned her from getting a facelift:
“David has a huge problem with surgery, but I don’t. It’s hard getting older. It’s hard not to be the young one anymore, to see your face change, your skin change, and not judge it.”
So what I’m taking from this is that Kinerase totally works, except you still get wrinkles anyway and have to resort to Botox and possibly other procedures to keep the contract with Kinerase. Because lord knows she doesn’t act anymore.
My first thought of her in that picture was she looks exactly like that evil dummy from the movie “Magic”. Is she “standing” near Anthony Hopkins?
http://modculture.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/magic.jpg
Ran her picture by a dermatologist I know and he said “she’s got too much Botox in the forehead and Restylane in the upper lip and nasolabial folds”
Say it ain’t so Courteney
oh she’s still alive??? where have i been?
This is hardly shocking, but still amusingly hypocritical.
Why can’t they see that their faces look fake and that looks worse than a wrinkle or two.
Put on a few lbs and you can smooth out those wrinkles.
Oh get over it you guys. There is nothing deceiver worthy going on here. She has copped to trying Botox, but not finding it her thing.
First: C Cox did not say she no longer uses Botox - she’s saying you have to be careful not to use too much, if you act for a living.
Second: Skin care products simply cannot hold back the hands of time - they help the appearance of the skin.
Third: The products she uses ARE EXCELLENT. Only problem, they’re expensive.
Fourth: C Cox said her husband doesn’t have problems with the natural aging process - he even appreciates the ageing process.