Chloe Cherry from ‘Euphoria’ Shares Her Experience with Lip Fillers and Numbing Cream
Chloe Cherry Opens Up About Her Lip Filler Journey
Chloe Cherry, known for her role in HBO’s "Euphoria," has candidly discussed her experiences with lip fillers in the latest episode of Vogue’s “Beauty Secrets” series. The 28-year-old actress revealed, “Obviously, I get lip filler,” and elaborated on the extent of her treatments, saying she now requires no numbing cream due to her familiarity with the procedure.
“It’s my thing,” Cherry added, acknowledging how routine the process has become for her.
Cherry’s lips have drawn significant attention since her debut on "Euphoria." In her conversation, she reflected on her journey, noting, “I have gotten so much lip filler in my lifetime that I no longer even need to use the numbing cream.” This routine, she explained, began because she was unhappy with her appearance.
Discussing her choices, she admitted, “It’s just kind of led to me kind of having to keep doing it,” further stating, “I have literally put it in my forehead so many times that — I’m not even kidding — I think the muscle has atrophied.”
Cherry’s openness regarding cosmetic enhancements highlights the obsession with beauty standards in the entertainment industry. In a previous interview with Page Six Style, she expressed her gratitude for the praise surrounding her lips, stating, “I’m definitely extremely flattered” and emphasized her love for natural beauty products like coffee grounds and sugar for scrubs.
The actress is not alone in her choices; however, the subject is not without controversy. Other celebrities, like Kesha and Brooks Nader, have recently voiced regret over their own filler experiences. Kesha described her “horrible filler phase,” emphasizing the pressure to conform to beauty standards, while Nader announced she has dissolved her fillers to reclaim her former self.
Cherry’s candidness about her beauty regimen serves as a reminder of the complexities and evolving perceptions surrounding cosmetic enhancements in the celebrity world. As the dialogue continues, many women, both in and out of the spotlight, grapple with similar beauty pressures and ideals.
This ongoing conversation sheds light on the broader implications of cosmetic procedures in modern society, where the desire for beauty can both empower and confuse individuals navigating their self-image.
