Kim Kardashian says she's 'chilled' with Botox and has never gotten filler in her lips or cheeks
- Kim Kardashian recently spoke with Allure for the magazine's August cover.
- During the interview, she said she's "chilled" with Botox and only has some between her eyebrows.
Kim Kardashian got close and personal with a journalist during a recent interview, and opened up about cosmetic surgery she's had in the process.
The reality-TV star and SKKN founder spoke with Allure for the magazine's August cover.
During the interview, Kardashian and reporter Danielle Pergament analyzed each other's skin, leading Pergament to ask what work Kardashian has recently had done.
"A little bit of Botox," Kardashian said while reportedly pointing to her forehead. "But I've chilled, actually."
Kardashian said she has no cosmetic filler in her face, and she has "never filled" her lips or cheeks. She also claimed to have never gotten eyelash extensions.
Still, Kardashian was clear about beauty being a top priority for her.
"I care. I really, genuinely care about looking good," she told Allure. "I probably care more than 90% of the people on this planet."
While she noted that "it's not easy" to focus on her appearance while being a mom and "exhausted at the end of the day," she's found ways to make her beauty regimen work.
"I do my beauty treatments usually late at night," she told the publication. "After everyone's in bed, I'm doing laser treatments."
Toward the end of the interview, the SKIMS founder noted that she's aware of a difference between her current stance on beauty, and "an unhealthy level of feeling like I can't age."
"I'm 41. I always want to look appropriate," she said. "There does come a point when you've taken it too far — overfilled, too tight, too much cosmetic work. There's nothing worse."
And she's not the only celebrity to feel that way.
Stevie Nicks said in 2020 that Botox "destroyed" her face for months and made her look like "Satan's angry daughter." Similarly, Simon Cowell said in April that face fillers led him to look "like something out of a horror film."