Kimora Lee Simmons revealed she’s never gotten filler and doesn’t find the growing Hollywood trend necessary.
“As you are going along in your journey, I don’t think that you should overdo it with surgery, filler, Botox,” she told People in an interview published Thursday.
“You don’t need to do too much. Take it easy. Less is always better,” the model, 50, added.
Instead of doing “too much,” the reality TV star explained that her motto is “don’t overdo it.”
“We’re all the oldest that we’ve ever been on any given day, so I think the concept of beauty goes in stages. Right now, my idea is: don’t try to do too much. I don’t overdo it. I think that’s a big one,” she said.
Simmons went on to share that her love of traveling is what reminds her that she doesn’t need to get any work done as she continues aging.
“I love to travel,” she told the outlet. “I travel a lot and just got back from Paris for fashion week. When you look up and you look around, all the women don’t look alike.”
“They don’t all have the same filler in their lips. They don’t all have the same filler in their cheeks. You don’t have to have that. I don’t have that. You don’t have to have that to be beautiful. That’s not the only idea of beautiful.”
However, Simmons made it clear that she’s “not knocking” anyone who opts to get cosmetic work done. But she cautions those to “take it slow” so as to avoid potentially looking “overdone.”
“Lots of my friends and family have it,” she said. “When it becomes overstuffed or overdone, whatever the word is that people call it, then it looks crazy. I’ve told a lot of women this along the way — on TV, not on TV, famous girls, not famous girls.”
“The trend is downshifting anyway. So if you had all that stuff in your butt, or your hips, or your face, your boobies, you don’t need it. You can also take it out, but when you take it out it’s never fully gone, by the way, there is still quite a bit there. So, be careful, take it slow and don’t overdo it,” she continued.
When it comes to her regular beauty routine, Simmons follows her own rule and keeps things simple.
“I wash, tone, moisturize, serum, serum, eye cream,” she shared. “I’m one of those. I’ve also learned if I put on too much makeup and go in the wrong light it looks powdery, cakey and dry.”
“If I don’t do that or do less of that and go in that same terrible lighting, I look better. Again, less is more. You don’t need to always cake it on, and you have to be accepting of where you are at on your journey and try to improve on what you can,” she closed.
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