THE RUNDOWN
- Hailey Bieber appeared on Owen Thiele’s podcast, In Your Dreams.
- The Rhode founder discussed her approach to beauty and skincare.
- The model stated her reasons for not using botox.
On Friday, Hailey Bieber appeared on Owen Thiele’s podcast, In Your Dreams, sharing her perspective on skincare. As the founder of beauty brand Rhode, this is naturally a subject Bieber has given a lot of thought to, and she shared her reasons for keeping things as “natural” as possible and avoiding Botox.
Thiele opened the conversation by asking, “Skincare-wise, just tell me—pretend like we’re not doing a podcast—what do you do? Be real.”
Bieber admitted she is “really diligent” about taking care of her skin and does use certain injections—but not Botox. The model uses PRP, platelet-rich plasma, and PRF, platelet-rich fibrin injections. Both involve using a client’s own blood to create the injections that are then put back into the face.
“It’s when they take your blood from your arm and they spin it,” she said of PRP. “I love doing PRP with microneedling. I’ve talked about that a lot.”
Of PRF, she shared “They take your blood, but it’s called EZ Gel, and basically they heat it and then they cool it, and it kind of makes your blood a gel consistency. And then you inject it. So I’ve done that, which I loved.”
Bieber added, “I’ve injected my smile lines. I’ve injected it under my eyes.”
The star also stated that she gets “light little lasers” as treatments a few times a year, but she draws the line at Botox.
“I don’t have any Botox except for in my jaw for TMJ, but I have no Botox in my face,” Bieber stated. “I made a commitment to myself that I wasn’t going to do any Botox until I was in my 30s. When I get there, I’ll see if I even want to do it.”
Bieber’s mother, Kennya Baldwin, has never gotten Botox, which she uses as a guide.
“My mom does nothing to her skin, and she looks insane,” she said.
She concluded to Thiele, “Why would I lie? I tell you everything.”
Thiele backed up his friend, calling Bieber “the most honest person—honest to a fault!”
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