Jennifer Garner gave a stern warning towards injecting anything into the face recently saying that it was best to try and avoid it for as long as possible.
Speaking to Harper’s Bazaar in a July 27th interview she said, “Be cautious when it comes to injecting anything into your face. Be very very incredibly judicious and wait as absolutely long as possible to add anything. Don’t think that you’re 37 and you need to be shooting up your face,” said the 50 year old actress.
She also cautioned people not to be obsessed about their looks saying they should put their energy elsewhere.
“Look in the mirror less, obsess less, and look at the rest of the world to see what you could be using your time for instead. We all look at our faces more than people are used to, and it doesn’t do any good,” she said.
Despite the fact that Jennifer doesn’t advocate spending too much time in front of the mirror the actress still manages to look good especially when it comes to her hair.
“My day usually starts with a really hard workout. Then it gets all gross (referring to her hair), so I have to wash it…. I always do a mask over the weekend to treat my hair.”
She finishes it up with a towel dry, styling cream and an anti-frizz spray. The actress said that if you take care of your skin and hair, you can still look good without adding ‘anything major’. The actress said SPF and protein rich hair products were an important staple in her arsenal.
Garner has two teenage daughters, Violet who is 16 and Seraphina, 13 who she shares with her ex-husband Ben Affleck.
The Alias actress is often praised for embracing natural beauty and ageing gracefully.
In another interview last year with Shop TODAY she spoke about her low key beauty regimen.
“We can almost all wear less than we think because, to me, I don’t want my kids or people to see the actor version of me that is perfectly made up by brilliant artists and think that’s how I look. I want to look normal and I want to normalize looking normal. I always have felt really strongly about that. And then if I’m dressed up, I like that my kids are like, ‘Woo, look at my mom!’”.