Jenna Lyons Says People Are Too ‘Judgmental’ About Cosmetic Surgery: Do ‘Whatever Works for You’ (Exclusive)

Jenna Lyons is a girl.

If you want to get cosmetic surgery, Lyons has a back. If you don’t, she still has your back.

“We are all such damn judicious,” Lyons, 56, tells people about the attitude of society about cosmetic surgery. “Whatever suits you. I think people need to make what makes sense of them and what feels good for them. I think it’s a really personal choice.”

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As the old, Lyons says “fights a little” with her evolutionary appearance and admits that her own opinions about cosmetic surgery are constantly changing. Her first response to cosmetic surgery?

“Log me up!”

Lyons, who spoke on a panel on Shiseido’s potential, has no summons in Parliament on February 19th in New York, also tells people, although the filler “scares” because he loves expressions and visible emotions.

She likes to address her skin care and care for independent care to take care of her own wellness.

“I love to put on body oil, I like to bathe, I like to get my Gua Sha and lie in bed. I enjoy the process,” she says. One such product that in all of this agrees is Shiseido Vital Perfection of Ascending and Fixing the Advanced Top and Her skin.

But when it comes to elections that other people bring about how to care for their own skin, Lyons just wants to do what makes you happy. If it is a cosmetic procedure, Botox or something more: “Have it.”

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Lyons joined the acting role Real housewives from New York For the 14th season, putting it more in the eye of the public than ever (she has an extensive background in fashion, catapultating her in the industry), which has contributed to complex self-reality, he admits.

Seeing herself on the screen in her first season, she made her incredibly judged – and she had to take a walk, which was difficult.

“I have to look very carefully when I’m on TV – and I’m paying attention,” he tells people. “I remember the first season when I did the show. I was really tough with myself what I looked like and compared to women who were 20 years younger than me. They are much younger than me. The second season I got so much positive feedback from People – especially people who were like, “I love you to let your gray.”

Lyons says she “gnos” to turn to an external validation on her appearance, but she knows she is only human and a natural reaction to do so. Now he’s just trying to be “gentle” on himself.

“I was difficult with myself, so my message is now kinder.”

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During the panel on February 19th, they were entitled to turn the pressures to look youthful, she, the supermodel Linda Evangelist and Shiseido CMO Agnes Landau, opened up about their wellness practices and felt nice in their skin in the 50s and 60s.

For Lyons, she shared about discovering the beauty of Japanese products, including Japanese skin care like Shiseida. She joked that she would trust anyone Japanese and anything done in Japan, simply because of the details.

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