Jamie Lee Curtis doesn't look very favorably on the future of the younger generation.
The actress deplores the trivialization of acts of cosmetic surgery and its impact on society.
And for good reason, as she recalls, she resorted to it and became "addicted to Vicodin".
If she has been "sober for twenty-two years", "the obsession" to always be seen through a filter is a disaster, according to her.
“The current trend for fillers and procedures, this obsession with filtering, and the things we do to adjust how we look on Zoom, are wiping out generations of beauty.
Once you've done anything with your face, you can't go back, ”she said in an interview with Fast Company.
Not better
In fact, social networks do not find favor in his eyes either, especially used by the youngest. “It's like giving a baby a chainsaw,” she says. The actress seriously questions the long-term effects of apps like Instagram and TikTok. “We don't know the effects, mentally, spiritually and physically, on a generation of young people who are dying because of social media, because they compare themselves to each other. We, who are older, know that it is all a lie, ”she explains, referring to the retouched images.
And microblogging sites like Twitter and Facebook don't find favor in his eyes either.
"Cancer", for the star of
True Lies
, who is content to use them to "sell things and amplify what is close to my heart".
As such, she considers Greta Thunberg as "the best example" of good use of social networks by young people.
“Watching the movement she created inspired me,” adds Jamie Lee Curtis.
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