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Kylie Jenner has dissolved her fillers – is this a step toward freedom?
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Hannah Wickins2024-03-19T09:00:00
Is the world starting to agree with the Bible - that grey hair is a crown of glory? Not quite, says Hannah Wickens, but it might just be going in the right direction, and Kylie Jenner is leading the way.
In the aftermath of Fashion Week, influencers are applauding designers for including 80’s ‘supermodels’ in their catwalks. Women often in their 50s, a veritable leap forward in an ‘anti-age’ saturated society. Conversely, such influencers are also deriding one of the most eminent cats of all, Kylie Jenner – a notable socialite - for the presence of her ‘natural’ face.
The girl can’t draw breath without criticism, but these inflammatory remarks publicising a glitch in her ‘filler-filled-prematurely-aging face’, may have prompted her subsequent dissolving of these fillers.
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