Carla Hall ‘Won’t Do’ Injectables Despite Joking Her ‘Face Will Drop Quicker Than My Breasts’ (Exclusive)

Carla Hall embraces aging with grace and humor.

As the host of Max Chasing Flavor59, awaiting her 60th birthday in May, says there are things she will – and won’t – do to feel good about herself.

At the top of her to-do list: Botox. “I won’t do it,” declares Hall. The star is not against injections, she tells PEOPLE, she just leans toward a “light” lifestyle.

“I don’t judge people who do it. I have friends who do Botox. I’m not good with maintenance, and what if one day I can’t afford it?”

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But rest assured, she is not worried about the consequences. “Child, my face will be down there with my knees. My face will fall faster than my breasts. [But] Not. I don’t do that.”

“I’m getting older and realizing what my skin needs at this age,” says Hall.

“I don’t want to look like I’m 40. I don’t care that I have a wrinkle. I don’t care that when I smile, you might see some crow’s feet, or you might see something between my eyebrows, laugh lines. Because my laugh lines mean to laugh. My dimple is getting deeper as I get older, and that doesn’t bother me.”

Carle Hall 2022.

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As for what to do, Hall says a skin care routine is essential. “I have a really good girlfriend, Lorrie King, and she created Caire Beauty [pronounced “care”] because her mother was undergoing chemotherapy and her skin was very dry. It helps the skin in menopause. I said, ‘Girl, I’m in,'” says Hall.

Although Botox may be banned, she will invest time and money in a facial. “I’ve been getting them since I was twenty-four. It’s the only thing I’ll spend money on.” Between meetings, Hall will disguise himself at home.

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“One of the things I realized was that I had to take care of my skin because the makeup was going on it. So before I do a big job, I put on a mask. Because again, I just don’t want all the makeup and everything going on my skin. ”

All in all, Hall accepts her age and her body for what they are. “I have knobby knees. If you hit me in the elbow, it will hurt. I have big feet, I have big eyes. There are certain features that I have accepted and certain [ones] that I like it. I like my one dimple, my niece has the other, so we have a pair together.”

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