Cindy Crawford Admits Getting Her Face Injected A Lot

By Stuart Heritage on Friday, August 25, 2006 at 4:15pm5 Comments


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Cindy Crawford Beauty skin face cosmetic surgery botoxCindy Crawford was once the most desirable woman in the world, what with her athletic figure and her lovely thick hair and that mole that she'd take off and flick into people's soup at important dinner parties.

But when it comes to skincare, Cindy Crawford has been living a lie. Even though she's earnt piles of cash promoting her 'look at my brilliant skin' beauty products, Cindy Crawford has recently admitted to going to have her face filled up with Botox, vitamins and collagen quite a lot over the years. Cuh – and we just thought she was naturally emotionless!

Seriously, who'd be a supermodel? Sure, the perks are pretty good – like getting paid millions of quid to stand around looking miserable in some nice clothes, but things have a nasty habit of turning sour. Naomi Campbell keeps getting accused of injuring her staff with telephones, for instance, while Christie Brinkley's husband ran off with a child and Kate Moss has to kiss that dirty singer all the time. For a while it looked like the worst it was going to get for Cindy Crawford was starring in Fair Game – and to be fair that's bad enough for anyone – but now Cindy Crawford is dropping something of a bombshell; she's been keeping young-looking with Botox injections and that.

"What's wrong with that?" you're probably asking, "After all, Anne Robinson uses Botox a lot and she's just as sexy as ever." And that's completely true – ahem – but Cindy Crawford is in hot water because in the past she's put her lovely Botoxy skin down to constant use of her range of Cindy Crawford Meaningful Beauty products that she promotes at any given opportunity. Cindy Crawford says of her Meaningful Beauty range:

"I believe Meaningful Beauty is the best skin care available, and soon you will be able to discover the difference yourself. They treat your skin in a meaningful way now for more beautiful, younger-looking skin tomorrow."

Yeah, well, that and going to a cosmetic surgeon all the time and letting him stab naturally-occurring poisonous toxins into her face all the time. Cindy Crawford told Gala magazine:

"I'm not going to lie to myself. Past a certain age, creams work on the texture of your skin but, in order to restore elasticity, all I can really count on is vitamin injections, Botox and collagen… I have a very simple, healthy life, which works miracles. I drink a lot of water, watch what I eat and exercise. But I owe the quality of my skin to my cosmetic surgeon."

All these revelations of Cindy Crawford's cosmetic surgery will no doubt upset the hard-working women who have spent the last 11 years shelling out on expensive Cindy Crawford skincreams, as they've now discovered they've been going about trying to look like Cindy Crawford completely the wrong way, and jeopardising their chances of getting married to Richard Gere, wearing fur coats a lot and making really fucking dreadful erotic thrillers with one of the more identikit Baldwin brothers as a result.

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[story by Stuart Heritage] 

5 Comments »

  • mel says:

    Meaningful Beauty is DANGEROUS..It is a shame that Cindy Crawford endorsed such a poor and harmful product. Not that I thought my skin would change to “Cindy’s skin” which has been greatly improved due to plastic surgery, but I thought it might be a good skin care system because a TOP SUPERMODEL is standing by it. So I tried it because I wanted a good system that is good for my skin and will keep my skin healthy. Not only did some of the products(mainly eye cream) BURN when applied, but after using it for 4 days I noticed DRYNESS and a few blisters forming. I DO NOT have sensitive skin at all. I do not even have problem skin. I just wanted a system that was healthy for my skin. I foolishly believed this FRENCH MELON would be a healthy thing. Silly me! THis product is far from natural! It is harsh and abrasive and made my skin worse off then before! I have never had dry skin. I can not even wear foundation or makeup because of all the dryness and blistering. I am so upset how I got scammed. And from what I am reading….many others too. I just hope my refund comes to me sooner then later. My brother works for BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU so I will open a case against Meaningful Beauty regardless if I get my refund. Stay away from this HORRIBLE product.

  • Suzanne says:

    Thank you very much for that advice. I see her on the tv in early hours of the morning advertising this product but have been dubious because her families skin does not look that nice. You have saved me heaps of money.

  • pak31 says:

    Anyone who believes a skin cream is going to erase wrinkles is dreaming. You can tell that CC looks different and not because she is older now. She smiles and her forehead never moves…or wrinkles up…that isn’t normal, especially for an over 40 human being.

  • Keri says:

    I am so confused. Does nobody have anything good to say about this product? My boss came in one day and her skin looked amazing! I noticed right away! (I don’t see her on a regular basis)She told me what she was using and guess what it was………Meaningful Beauty! So what is the real deal?

  • Meaningful Beauty is a Meaningless Scam says:

    Well here is something true of Meaningless Beauty. It’s supposed to contain something from this exotic melon called SOD (or superoxide dismutase) which is a protein also found in the melons of a good ole cantaloupe. It’s what helps them stay fresh when uncut. It is also found and formed by the human body within the mitochondria and cytoplasm of cells. An overexpression of one of the types of SOD in the human body is linked to Down’s syndrome (even notice even adults with Down’s look like children in the face?). Apparently copper and zinc are responsible for the building of SOD in the human body. It is also found in the plastids of plants (like the cantaloupe). The problem is that it starts to break down as soon as it’s exposed to oxygen – in other words, it “oxidizes” very quickly. The only way to somewhat preserve it would be to have it within a glass, air-tight container immediately after cutting open the melon, though even then it would have at that point, already started to break down. In other words, you cannot extract it, bottle it, and still have SOD from this melon in a beneficial form. Even if you could, just as soon as you would apply it to your skin, it would have already started to oxidize, which means that Meaningless Beauty’s claim is 100% false. Quickest way to refund women’s money and show the commercial beauty industry to stand behind their seeming claims? Start a class action suit. Period.

    As far as Cindy Crawford is concerned? It doesn’t surprise me to hear she was using botox or fillers, nor to hear she’s was supposedly using botox since 29. I always thought in the last 15 years that she had the plainest, most expressionless face I have ever seen, especially when she’s speaking. Kind of creepy, in fact. When she talks it’s as if it’s just a robot spitting out the words … no expression on her face whatsoever. At least she isn’t a real actress, because her career would have been dead at 29 due to her inability to move anything but her eyelids. It almost seems in the last year or so she has laid off the crap. Restylane is still an unproven way to go, but seems relatively harmless compared to botox. Botox works by paralyzing the musculature in one’s face and the human face has (both major and minor) roughly 52 different muscles. When you consider how one injections can affect a bunch of muscles, it stands to reason why some botoxed faces look more frozen than others. And yet still, it explains why the human face ages as it does and also why some people’s faces age differently. You can definitely seem in some folks who have been carrying around a little too much stress – because it shows!! Just like laugh lines – you can also tell which have spent a good bit of their lives smiling. Which would you rather?

    And as far as women’s faces aging …. Women have fat pads across their faces and eyes that with hormonal changes and time, both shift and lessen in plumpness. This is why women’s faces look rounder and fuller when they’re younger. A woman does not need to lose weight to lose the plump face, so accusing aging actresses of starving themselves does not always hold water. Skin plumpers are more ideal for to lessen the appearance of aging than anything. That, and consuming large amounts of calcium, as bone loss can attribute to the sagging faces, believe it or not. And people with wider faces and higher cheekbones like many Asian and Polynesian women will age the best. The best aging supermodel out there, hands down, is Christie Brinkley and that is for two reasons: 1) she’s aging naturally and uninjected and 2) she has an incredibly wide face with extremely high cheekbones. Nature has treated her very kindly.

    Cindy Crawford? At least now she’s honest about her botox and fillers though she should stop pushing a very dishonest and falsified product onto unassuming women trying to slow down the aging process. My advice for them? Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables, lean protein, walk everyday, and stay happy.

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