Can you do an analysis video on Tana Mongeau or James Charles? Tana has been looking pretty different lately, and James Charles is rumoured to have had a BBL. I would love to know your thoughts!
Can you please do a video on demi lovato? I want to know if she has had procedures on her face or body bc sometimes it looks like she has but sometimes she looks natural
I really like your comment about Monica and the lens of cultural impact of pressure to stay young. I notice a lot of European actresses feel less pressure and beauty is more likely to be considered ageless, and it is! She's so beautiful!!
@@ang5035 my former flatmate works in the theatre scene and at least there, she told me actresses usually have to be super thin, unless you're being type-cast as "the fat one". That's of course only something *one* insider said about the German theatre scene, I don't know about actresses in other European countries, much less film.
Also, I would love to see a series of “then vs now” with the 90s supermodel (Cindy Crawford, Christy Turlington, Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss, Tyra Banks, etc). I think it would be very interesting to see how they’ve aged, they all still look so stunning today (but I see the most change with Naomi and maybe Tyra). Would love to hear your analysis and thoughts!
The wildest thing is seeing Yasmeen Ghauri having an active Instagram account here recently, where she here and there shows a selfie with her husband and daughter, even with Helena Christensen. She looks completely natural, with the gray hair coming in, fine lines and some slight sagging along the jawline, which was to be expected by her outspokenness in the modeling world and her reason for leaving it altogether.
Your sympathy toward Emilia for having lips that look done is honestly so sweet and refreshing. You didn’t jump to conclusions, you did your research and saw that she’s all natural. I really appreciate people like you. My lips are naturally big and I couldn’t love them more. But people always think that I’ve had something done, even though I’m 16. It got to the point when one time my mom was showing her colleagues pictures of me and they asked her where I had my lip filler done. My mom was very angry. Not because I have good lips but because we live in a world where young girls can be pressured to get plastic surgery or cosmetic procedures.
Funny I don’t think anyone has ever actually assumed I had work done (maybe because the rest of my features are so far from a surgical ideal?) but my dental hygienist throughout my childhood used to say my lips were so full and the kind of lips other people pay for 😂
I love how Emilia Clarke presents herself on Instagram. She never does that arrogant, lifeless duckface expression. Instead she smiles from her heart and doesn't care that you see all her wrinkles! She couldn't care less about selfie filters. Therefore I believe she is the last person to get cosmetic procedures or surgery. I'll always remember her as the young Daenerys with her angelic baby face and innocent eyes, she is such a pure, cheerful person.
I think Monica belongs to the list. We love her a lot here in France. She said the only thing that she does about ageing is colouring the grey of her hair. She had her children at 40 and 46. I can’t imagine she’s approaching her 60s, I think she’s stunning. I asked about her because I really wanted to know, so thank you so much Lory you’re the best 💙
That’s crazy Emilia hasn’t had plastic surgery, she is just incredibly stunning like that just on her own. 10/10 gorgeous like I think she’s one of the most stunning g actresses out there.
yep, I have said that before years ago that I really think she is one of the most beutiful women I have ever seen...and she is petite as wll which makes her soo freakin cute:)
I’ve always noticed that she has some forehead/eye wrinkles, and I think they add to her look beauty! Her expressive brows, and big smiles with the eyes just make her look like a doll wrinkles or not. She’d be ruined with botox, imo.
I saw Monica Bellucci in person at the Cannes Film Festival red carpet (2006?) and didn't know who she was...but was stepping on my tongue. THE MOST beautiful woman I've ever seen in person. She carries herself with grace and allegiance and also projects a sensuality that I will never understand. Her voice/accent gave me chills. Definitely the most 'womanly' woman I've ever been around. Absolutely fascinating. Like a young Sofia Loren🥰(And I've worked with a lot of celebrities but she's my #1 "oh my gosh, she's perfection" in person.)
Monica Bellucci was one of them that hit the genetic lotto. Jennifer Connelly was another natural born beauty with contrasting hair and skin tone, green eyes and shape, perfect nose, teeth, full lips, natural breasts, and height!
Big fan of J. Connelly, but she definitely had a nose job, changed the shape of her teeth and hairline. Monica had a very successful nose job and boob job.
@@Aussiegirl1972 Her lips are the exact same when shes makeup free & for botox theres no way to know for sure as shes only 29 & its normal to not have wrinkles yet. But generally her face moves all the way.
You are a 💯 correct about America's age obsession. I've traveled half the world and noticed older women looking and feeling strong and beautiful about themselves in their own skin. Wrinkles, imperfect smiles, naturally sagging breasts and downward facing nipples (shown proudly through their tee shirts) notwithstanding. It's just too sad America calls the shots when setting beauty standards some countries do end up mimicking.
@@LorryHill and what about Gigi Hadid ? Isn’t she completely natural? Why isn’t she in those plastic surgery free celebrities videos? Or has she done plastic surgery since the last time you brought her up in one of your videos?
Well, the problem with American beauty standards is more complicated than punishing natural aging. There is also a shaming of women who use makeup, skincare and cosmetic procedures. If you go somewhere like France, Argentina or Italy, you will see naturally aged older women and enhanced older women hanging out (together even!), enjoying their lives and there is no judgment from people directed at them. I don't think the problem in America is just age obsession either. There are elements of misogyny and puritanism behind it too. It's interesting how an actress with full lips gets accused of fillers, but how many actors with full lips have this happen?
Lori, I’ve been modeling for 14 years. I grew up in Los Angeles, and you’ve made me feel so much better about my body. I’ve been pressured to change my body, had ED, I’ve wanted body procedures and now I’ve changed my mins
I think overall black women are more comfortable with their natural beauty. Many wear makeup and plastic surgery to my surprise is becoming more common. As the older sister of four brothers and mother of four adult sons I think confidence is attractive. If you start getting work done I don’t believe you will ever be satisfied but if it makes you happy go ahead but do not fall to the pressure of others.
As someone who had A LOT of “baby fat” that I carried on my face until into my 30’s, your comments about Emilia and Monica feel spot on. I have experienced a very similar change at about the same age. When I was in my teens and 20s, my face remained full regardless of weight- I could weigh 110 or 165, and my face was always round. My eyes appeared a bit smaller than they do now, and I had no cheek/jaw definition due to very full apple cheeks. I’ve never had any work done besides a good facial a few times, but I do take really good care of my face and always have since childhood. (My grandmother insisted!) I also use spf consistently even though that wasn’t a common choice for teens in the 90’s like me due to my mom’s early skin cancer scares from a severe childhood sunburn. I feel that my face has been the most attractive in my mid-late 30’s and early 40’s. (I’m 41.) I stopped eating sugar/most carbs at 36 due to my son’s medical diagnosis, and whoa- what an unexpected difference! I finally lost that baby fat and my face got some definition it had never had before. I think it appears less wrinkled and much more clear too- maybe all that sugar in my very average diet did cause inflammation in my face? Many people ask what I’ve had done since then, and some don’t believe me when I say nothing- but it’s truly a bit of weight loss, healthier eating, and natural loss of that baby face thru aging (finally!!) I would love to get some lip filler, but my teen daughter has begged me not to, and so far I’m sticking to her wishes. But otherwise I’m very happy with my aging face and hope to keep it that way!
Great comment! I'm 23 yo and I have a lot of baby fat all around my face too. People think I'm 16yo. I have to show my ID whenever I go get a drink with my friends. I always get picked from the crowd of my friend for an ID check. And it's worse at work. I have a funny story about it. I was in touch with a new partner via email and phone, and when I finally met with her in person. She was shoked and told me I look like a teenager. For the whole meeting she kept looking at me in a very weird way. I'm taking very good care of my skin and my health. I just need to quit smoking though 😅!!! Your comment gave me hope. I'm looking forward to my 30s to get more definition on my face. Bless you!
One more baby fat faced lady here🙋🏻♀️I am 27, I always had fuller cheeks even though I have always been slim. When I was teenager I used to hate my “fat face” I wanted that “bones and skin” face but now I couldn’t be any more grateful for my round cheeks.
This makes me feel good because I’m 21 and also have a round full face no matter how much a weight. Maybe it’s waiting for the future to fall away and I have something to look forward to as I age
@@natashathepolyglot I used to hate my face too, and I desperately wanted that “heroin chic” look (terrible name but that’s what they called it in fashion magazines) back in the 90s. But now I’m saving money on fillers! 😂
@@nicolet572 I bet you’ll age beautifully! No need to dread 40- I’ve loved getting older. You’ll get the slimmer face as you go and have fewer wrinkles to boot I bet. 👏🏼
I like your very realistic perspective on plastic surgery. It will not fix everything, especially if the issue is a lack of self-confidence in general, but a tweak to a certain area that nags at you can be life-changing.
Hi Lorry, I really like that you included Paul Rudd, it's unbelivable how young he looks for his age. If you do a part 3 how about Lisa Kudrow, she seems natural
Emilia Clarke had all that speculation coz she has striking eyes, a pretty nose and pouty lips. She basically has that instagram-influencer look. It's also important to note that she has Indian ancestry on her maternal side so it all makes more sense.
i never noticed because she passed as white completely, but i read her wiki and apparently her great-grandmother was from india. it makes sense now that i know!
That look is common . filters are made to mimic this . Now people can put in a filter and look like the women they really want to look like. These women do exists and it’s not fair to call it a ig filter face
@@baddd59 I get ur point but the whole "ig influencer" look was based on the categories of having striking eyes, straight noses, chiseled facial structures, raised and bushy eyebrows and pouty lips. Most white women do not possess all of these traits (there are those that do) but generally they don't. This ig influencer look has a lot to do with the trends of racial ambiguity that attracts ppl's attention. Like I said, Emilia has Indian ancestry and it most certainly contributed to her natural looks.
@@rhaenyraitargaryen6360 exactly! Like the beauty standards for women aren't really cohesive because they want you to have bushy dark brows but hairless. But a woman has to have hair on other body parts to have thick brows and long full lashes, naturally hairless blonde women don't have that. They practically want the facial structure-bones of other races but with the colors of caucasions.
It means so much to me that Kate Winslet never changed her features, especially her nose. I’ve always felt pretty bad about my nose but when I look at Kate, I see a lot of similarities to my features and it feels good to see someone so beautiful who isn’t ashamed of their appearance!
the way you speak is really addictive, it's almost hypnotizing, i love it ! and I also really like how detailed and specific you are in the information you give, with the right disclaimers. love your channel! sending love.
Pleaseee do Sofia Vergara! I have really been wanting you to do hers. I love your videos and how you go about talking about things. I also love and respect Sofia but have just been curious.
I grew up watching Sofia Vergara on Latin tv before she broke into the us market and she’s always looked them same. She might have some Botox these days but she has always had the same features
Sofia has always been a beauty! But binging Modern Family in like a month there was a difference in her face from one season to next. Her face appeared tighter so either Botox or Face Lift?
“Obsess with youth” is an understatement in many countries in Asia. In Thailand, many people in their 20s start having Botox and filler and some even get plastic surgery. These procedures are more and more common and acceptable in our society and I am glad that actors and actresses are more transparent about it rather than saying they are all natural.
One of the pictures you used to demonstrate Chloe being on the “slender side” was actually of her sister, Halle, who has always naturally been more slender. Chloe’s always been lean but she did have more body mass than her sister even in adolescence which helps explain how she has filled out naturally. Just wanted to point that out so people don’t go nuts about misrepresentation. Halle might be an interesting deep dive btw she’s recently shown off some new assets.
She incorrectly referenced a Halle image at 12:24 but did use the correct slender Chlöe image at 12:28 and they are both wearing red outfits in the images with their long locks wavy but Chlöe’s red pants are longer
Chloe and Halle have distinct looks for sure (their facial features and body types), but I mean they ARE sisters who often wear similar styling, especially when they were younger. Both have locs, etc. When Halle's photo appeared, I knew it was her immediately, and wondered if Lorry was purposely including her, but based on her voiceover I could tell it was a mixup and wondered how she confused then. But THEN, when Chloe's photo from that same performance appeared next, I was like ohhh wow they look way more alike here than usual (maybe it was the makeup or lighting?) so I can see how Lorry confused them. And I'm a Black woman myself and a fan of ChloexHalle, so there's definitely no form of "we all look alike" happening with me 🤣🤣 Chloe & Halle were #twinning more than usual there. And I thought the same thing about the differences in their body types. Halle has always been more naturally slender than Chloe, especially in her hips and legs, so a photo of her makes for a bigger contrast against 2022 Chloe, whereas Chloe's own progression through the years is much more gradual and recognizable as the natural passage of time.
I'm so sorry to hear about you experiencing necrosis. That must've been so scary! I wanted to get lip and nasolabial filler but necrosis is what scared me off. Your nose still looks great and I'm sure the doctors will take great care of you during your rhinoplasty.
I feel like Winona Ryder is still natural. She once said in an interview that she Is proud of her "railroad tracks" on her forehead. I don't see a difference from her childhood photos, either.
Lori, I feel so sorry to hear about your health problems, you look beautiful as always, I hope that everything is fine now, you deserves the world! Since I meet you I stopped 100% comparing myself with the celebrities and influencers and that improved my mental health a lot, I own you so much!
I think one of the reasons Emilia looks so different to her GOT character is because in GOT they pull her wig way down, shortening her forehead and altering the ratio of her face. It made a massive difference
also she's incredibly expressive irl and just that good of an actress, the way she holds her face as Daenerys makes her look ike a different person entirely
I was so happy to see Monica here, I love her features. To be honest, I think she’s had a little bit of cheek fillers, which help “hold the face up”. But even if she’s had it, her face still looks very natural and in peace with her age.
Hi Lorry!! I am from Barcelona and I've to say you're right. I don't think people is so obsessed with plastic surgery in here. Getting work done is not common. I am one of the few people getting facial radiofrecuency and when I talk about it with friends they don't even know what it is. I am sure in Italy and France is similar. Great video btw!
Really? I lived in Spain for a year and was surprised how many plastic surgery and beauty clinics there were. Many of the women I met wanted botox and I believe a lot of the older women were getting breast lifts.
I agree europe does have a growing trend for botox, fillers and the odd surgery. But i don't think it's to the extent of jaw shavings, rib removals, bbl's and other crazy stuff!
I don’t remember where I found this, but I remember a youtube comment mentioning that she’s been getting lip fillers since she was a teen (I’m not sure if Keira admitted to this or that’s just speculations tho)
@@thebeautifulnarcissist666 It looks like she stopped getting them several years ago though. There is a noticeable difference between her 20s and 30s (now being more natural and less pouty).
Nope, Keira definitely had a rhinoplasty in her teens (maybe age 17). Plus lip fillers around the same. I’ve been following her career since she was young, she’s definitely had work done. It was just before Pirates was released, when she became a huge star. You didn’t notice because the work was done before she embarked on the Pirates press junket.
I liked that you talked about cultural differences in beauty standards and how Americans have an obsession with looking ' young ' I ones had a discussion online about this with an American woman. She said she wanted to be accepted and thus, needed plastic surgery. For me as a European woman from the Netherlands this was so weird. I never felt not accepted because I just naturally age ...that is something so normal. Ofcourse there is plastic surgery in my country, but especially when it is overdone, it is frowned upon over here. The natural aging process is, luckily, accepted and totally ok over here.
I was skeptical at first, but you have a great channel. And I love how real your analyses are - you really hold yourself to a high ethical standard. And you’re kind. Very refreshing.
chloe bailey is for sure natural lol another celebrity that’s mostly natural is olivia rodrigo but i feel like she’s definitely gotten breast implants even tho literally everyone denies it. she went up multiple sizes within a few months around mid 2021 and i’ve seen some people speculate about her getting lip filler done
I actually think Olivia got cosmetic surgery to her face. Her eyelids look very different. They have more space and less of the “fat pad”. Her nose also looks slightly smaller or something, but I could be wrong about this one.
Timothy is just amazing to look at. I’m surprised he’s not a face for a designer fragrance or something like that. I think a modest breast augmentation is totally fine. It’s about proportions and comfort at times. I remember Kelly Rowland went from an a to a b because she wanted her body to look better in clothes. I didn’t notice Monica Bellucci which is a good thing because it suits her and looks so natural.
Agreed about the breast augmentation. We have to remember that it may also be for a breast disfigurement like tubular breasts in which case implants are needed to fix them.
I sometimes really wish to get very modest breat augmentation. I just feel like it would look so much more harmonious on my body, but I heard so many women say they had autoimmune issues due to their implants
I rarely leave comments but I absolutely love this channel. Discovered it a couple days ago and I'm hooked. I love the positive healthy mental health messages she constantly brings throughout her videos. I'm fat, have bad teeth and a very unique nose. She is already helping me realize what surgeries I absolutely would have and things I'd never do.
Lorry, this was a great selection. I don't think Winona Ryder has had any work done, same with Natalie Portman and Juliette Binoche. It's interesting talking about different cultural beauty standards. Someone like Isabelle Adjani looks like she has had a considerable amount done.
@@SamStone1964 wasn't Natalie like 13 when she got one too? She was literally a pre-teen, so sad how she was treated. You know she had to film scenes in her underwear for the Leon movie? Literally so disturbing.
Winona Ryder has had a couple of nose jobs for certain and her teeth fixed. I'm more than positive and if you compare her photos from when she was young her nose is smaller and more refined.
Can you do an analysis of Shakira, Jessica Alba, Eliza Dushku, Gabrielle Union and my three favorite Jennifer's: Connelly, Garner and Love Hewitt? Please add Marion Cotillard to this list! EDIT - Final additions: Hilary Duff, Vanessa Hudgens, Christina Milian and Kate Moss.
@@sigridvanosch1990 I think she has filler cause her face gets puffy sometimes and sometimes it’s not, I heard HA filler can draw water and make your face puffy depending on humidity
It’s crazy how much seeing celebrities and influencers in our faces can distort our self image. I was scrolling thru IG last night and an ad for some BBL place came up, I went down a rabbit hole on this page only to look in the mirror and realize that the body I was just looking into getting, I already have naturally? Sure I have some extra rolls and a lil belly pooch when I’m not sucking in and posing crazy but I’m sure a lot of these girls would too if they weren’t getting surgery. It’s just crazy how fast you can forget how you really look and be jaded by social media.
literally?? ive experienced the same with my bust but its insane that we forget it like that. i guess its overall insecurity taking over when we see someone we think looks pretty
I agree with your assessments in this video. Also agree with your Pt. 1 video. Would love to see your assessment of Drew Barrymore, Robert Pattinson, Dermott Mulroney, Tom Hiddleson, Michelle Williams, Kristen Bell, and Reese Witherspoon, Nia Long, and Sanaa Lathan, if you haven't covered any of them yet. These are among the celebrities who I think have been aging very well, and have remained (virtually) natural... or as natural as one can be in this industry. Side note: my ex-husband was a federal air marshall in the early-mid 00's and he sat right next to Meryl Streep. He said he couldn't stop looking at her because her skin was so luminous & couldn't get over how beautiful she is in person.
My Italian grandma always says "una bella scarpa diventa una bella ciabatta" which is like "a beautiful shoe becomes a beautiful slipper", a beautiful woman will of course age, but still be beautiful and valuable 💓
In regards to older beautiful women in Europe, we see them portrayed as beautiful and sensual in media here. A great example is Itziar Ituño in Casa de Papel. Despite her character being an accomplished police officer and single mother her beauty and sensuality are not undermined. Heidi Klum is a woman who is unapologetic in her beauty and sexiness regardless of her age. While it is expected for women who have had children to mellow this part of themselves here too, i think there has been a resistanve and cultutal shift towards these norms being rebelled.
I wanted to share this Lorry. I had the MSE (maxillary skeletal expander) and it split my midpalatal suture and widened my face, my palate and grew my cheek bones. (Look up jaw hack MSE). Now my bone is growing in. It looks like I got cheek bone implants and a face lift, but I didn’t. It grew the bones in my face. It also grew my brow bones, widened my airways, and my smile. It’s been life changing in terms of function and breathing, but also I like the aesthetic changes (wider smile, more pronounced cheek bones, strong eye support). I had midface expansion and development That is also an option for people too. It has results of plastic surgery, in some ways, but it’s actually causing your face structure to change. It’s not for everyone but I am very thankful I did. If you google before and after, they have imaging of the skulls before and after and the results are incredible.
@@fgfg5185 The more ‘natural’ a celebrity looks, generally the more work they’ve had done. Anya Taylor-Joy has had a rhinoplasty, upper blephoroplasty, buccal fat removal, possibly a brow fit, plus regular maintenance with Botox and/or filler. I may have missed a few procedures. Look at her before and after photos and you’ll see evidence of it.
I think her looks changing is mainly due to severe weight and fat loss. Pretty sure she hasn't had anything done because her face constantly changes from full to gaunt depending on her weight.
I'm so happy that you've done Timothy Chalamet and Harry Styles! Might you consider doing other male celebrities like John Boyega and/or the late Jonathan Brandis? 🙏
Timothy admitted to not being natural. Not that long ago I saw an interview with a man who said ur looks make u money and he replied by saying they better i paid a lot of money for this face etc i cant remember exactly what was said but something along those lines. Idk if he was joking but didnt seem like he was. Yes he has always had that face shape but it was softer now its all edged out and harsh. Im sorry but he does not look natural to me.
Lorry, I’m gonna need to know how you feel about Chris Hemsworth’s jaw. I think he’s had some pretty intense jaw stuff done, and I need to know your thoughts!!!
It is specifically seeing him on the red carpets for the new Thor. Like, it is a night and day difference. It definitely always has been prominent, but as of late, it is extremely intense.
I think Zoe Saldana, Gael Garcia Bernard, and Bruno Mars haven't had surgery. Just great genetics! I would love it if you would cover the artist, Jackson Wang. He looks different and I can't pinpoint why. He is really into taking care of himself so it could be natural, but I don't know.
I love this! I really liked your take on international beauty standards with aging in talking about Monica Bellucci. You could maybe do an international exploration on beauty and aging. I’m super curious about Hayden Christensen, especially since he came back to play Darth Vader recently. I’m not sure if he’s had anything done or not, but I know he got some online ridicule for how he aged over the years. Feel free to keep sharing your own story too, Lorry! This is your channel and we care about your journey as well!
i'm fairly certain alexis bledel is also natural. she's aging beautifully imo, because she's got that natural baby face. her bone structure is just starting to show now at 40!
I live in brazil and I think in here people are more acceptable with aging. most people who get plastic surgery it's in their bodies (and still it's not so commom). I'm not saying beauty standards don't exist in here, but I think it's less "brutal" than in north america. I really liked your approach on cultural differences, thanks for acknowledging that!
@@stronggirl2251 actually no lol the most common procedure here is breast implants and liposuction to follow. Just because it’s called “Brazilian Butt Lift” it doesn’t mean it’s common. It’s a a little offensive if anything, because the name comes from this stereotype about brazillian woman having naturally fuller butts - which may be true, but it’s not all of us.
Lorry, I love this video! My mother is Italian and she's always looked at least fifteen years younger than her actual age. She grew up eating traditional recipes of Italy which of course included the finest olive oil - so you might be right! :)
I agree with you about trying to accept your features first. I got breast implants and hated them. They didn’t work with my body. I’m learning about the Kibbe body types and now I understand why. I had so much anxiety with those implants until i removed them 2 years later.
i absolutely love your intro. thank you so much for encouraging self-acceptance and being transparent about the risks of plastic surgery. thank you for being brave sharing your own experience.
Great video, it's nice to be reminded that not everyone in Hollywood is surgically enhanced. Would love your take on Henry Cavill. He's so handsome that I am often taken aback and wonder if it's natural.
Hey Lorry! What do you think of Cate Blanchett? I always see her face with fine lines and wrinkles which makes me think she hasn’t had any plastic surgery
@@mave143 oh shoot I looked and ur totally right! she looks very different and def a face lift. aw i thought she'd age naturally but i think she still is a beauty!
I absolutely adore you Lorry! You’re so honest and truthful and forthcoming on this topic and also your own experience with plastic surgery, I have learned SO MUCH from you!
Looking gorgeous again Lorry! I always love your videos, truly. It’s not many people this genuine but impartial when it comes to beauty standards and plastic surgery. You definitely helped me accept my natural features in a way I didn’t before so thank you for helping me to love myself more ❤️❤️❤️
Great point about countries, like Italy and France, appreciating a beautiful woman, no matter her age. I would say that European mentality is appreciative of beauty - whether feminine or masculine - at any age.
Italy may not be age obsessed by they are very obsessed with physical appearance. They always go out impeccably dressed and full of make up. Plastic surgery in Italy is common too. Spanish people are more relaxed in terms of beauty standards. Spaniards are okay with going out wearing casual clothing and no make up. Just my observation.
Italian here -not exactly true that we always go out impeccably dressed or wearing makeup, but it is true that as a country we are obsessed with physical appearance. Plastic surgery is only common among rich people here though
Spaniard here. We are absolutely obsessed with physical appearance and impeccable presentation. Spaniards going to the supermarket may look like a cat walk to USA citizens. Non invasive procedures like fillers and botox are very common both among men and women.
I think the most relaxed are the germans. The younger generation now start to think more about beauty and age, but most my moms generation and older ( shes 48) are really relaxed and don’t do much about their appearance.
@@user-bj7em4fv1p Very interesting. I'm from Central Europe but I live in the UK mostly and Brits are quite laid back with the "I don't give a damn about how I look and what you think of me" attitude. There is a big contrast in physical presentation haha. But again, I guess it depends.
I have to say this, thank you so much for your channel Lorry Hill. I love learning about the different surgeries people have and you only open my eyes more to the surgeries that people may have had.
I feel like Dakota Johnson is another celebrity to add to the list if you haven’t already talked about her to my untrained eye she looks completely natural
I'm from Spain and it's true that plastic surgery is not something so prominent. Amongst normal people is still seen as something quite extravagant and even people in the enterteinment industry don't do it in a radical way. The only thing that's becoming more common in hair transplants in men. By the way, I don't think you've ever mentioned Taylor Swift? It would be interesting to hear your thoughts because I think she's got things done but in such a subtle way it's hard to say.
thanks for finally analyzing Monica Bellucci!! I'm from Italy 🇮🇹 and I'm so thankful that you talked so well about my country!!! I made a long comment on your last video about khloe kardashian and I said that in my country we only get breast implants and I'm glad you agree with me at least on Monica... btw we do care about aging but we also believe a lot in lifestyle influencing the process... I remember my grandmother tellin me too eat good and sleep a lot if I wanted to be as beautiful as her in my 60 😁😅
It seems like when you start getting plastic surgery it’s like rolling a ball down a hill and expecting it to stop by itself. It’s never going to be enough and will be a continuous fight against aging and changing faces and bodies.
I know you’ve covered Zac Efron before but would love to see you do a part 2, he definitely had work done to his jaw like you observed, possibly more if you look at his recent Instagram posts.
I'm french, I don't want to make conclusions solely about two or three actresses but I can relate when you say that in Europe we’re not obsessed about being aged. I mean, in a world where youth is what matters for celebrity, it seems that we haven't reach that trend yet here. Think about french actresses that still are playing in movies, like : Isabelle Huppert, Catherine Deneuve, Juliette Binoche, Isabelle Adjani, Fanny Ardent (73 and beautiful !), if they have had plastic surgery in their faces, it's quite invisible for neophytes I think.
It's rare for someone to have such a beautiful face. Such a beautiful face paired with a beautiful figure is extremely rare. People with enhancements still can't compare to her.
Cillian Murphy would be like the older version of Timothy Chalamet with that masculine-feminine facial features I'm thinking about Cilian Murphy, Mads Mikkelsen I'm from Indonesia, and we're what other countries called thirld-world lol Here we do care about look and being youthful but it's more towards the economy of the people that wouldn't really allow that. Those who do visit derms for non-invasive treatments are usually, almost strictly either celebrities or people with high disposable income There skincare trend is on the all time high here, so it's really good, taking care of our skin etc. But I don't think it's reached or affected the more rural areas or the villages or some sorts. The socioeconomy does factor in
I relate to so much of what you’re saying. I’ve had some good surgery and some really awful outcomes that profoundly affected me. Thank you so much for spreading awareness about the realities of surgery. I’m so sorry you’re going through this and I hope you find resolution very soon. Off topic, you’re looking amazing these days!!
@@anjaxtv I do absolutely regret some of them. I had permanent filler in my cheeks and lips and it has been extremely challenging to get it out. It’s affected my self esteem so much. I’ve spent over $100k trying to fix these mistakes. I would say go to the very best plastic surgeon you can afford and if you can’t afford the best right now, it’s so worth waiting and saving up until you can. I’ve also had some great work done (mostly corrective from the filler) and that has been very positive. The good outcomes come from good doctors. Stick with the best and I hope you find what you’re looking for!
Monica is beautiful, yes - one thing that helps her youthfulness though is her wig, which is quite obvious in some photos of her. I'd love to see Jennifer Connelly mentioned - I find her stunning, and she also looks great for her age!
I’m colombian and I think that the youth obsession is an influence from the US, unfortunately people with some money in my country get plastic surgery because of the beauty standards and even more those standards that came with narcotrafic. I’ve been living in France for 8 years now and I can tell that people in France are not obsessed with eternal youth, besides influencers. When I arrived I was shocked when I saw real people on tv, I wondered : How they let people like these to appear on tv shows. Now when I go to Latinamerica I’m shocked when I see how people are similar and all “done” by surgeons.
After visiting Italy many times, I think it's their food. It's more natural less processed. Less sugars (in regular food not sweets). They look healthier which is perceived as younger.
Monica Bellucci is gracious, beautiful and splendid. She is my favourite actress. Thank you for including her. Could you please make a video about Carla Bruni? Would like to know or she is all natural?
Hi Lorry!! I’m so sorry to hear about your health problems and I hope everything gets better soon 🤞I’ve been subscribed since before you hit 100K and I just want to say how cool it is to see your channel grow with sponsors and all. I can’t wait for more content, keep up the awesome and important work! I’ve honestly never felt this confident in my natural skin and body before, so thank you ❤️
In my country aging gracefully means to embrace the ageing and just focus on health and glowing from within. Happiness overpowers wrinkles and outshines the age:). It is actually almost frowned upon and deemed as sad when people try to prevent aging through getting work done
