Jennifer Lawrence has "baby Botox" and would love to have fat removed from her face but knows she "can't" because of her job.
The 36-year-old actress "believes in facials" to help keep her skin looking good because she isn't able to undergo any drastic cosmetic treatments and she opts for small amounts of the wrinkle-freezing substance so she's still able to move her features on camera.
She told America's Vogue magazine: "I can’t really get very much done. I need to have movement in my face - I get baby Botox, but I can't do a lot.
“If my skin is going to be a little saggier than I would like, at least it looks dewy and pretty.
"I’m really nervous about these fat transfers. I support other people doing them because I want to continue to watch and see what happens, but I don’t know about that.
“I mean, I would love to have a buccal fat removal. I can’t because everybody would know, but just know that I want that.”
When it comes to her facials, the Silver Linings Playbook actress enjoys Dior's signature Mascarade treatment, which blends facial massage, various technical treatments including radiofrequency, microcurrent and ultrasound, and multiple masks.
She said: “I do like the radiofrequency because I have huge cheeks and so I feel like exercising them as much as possible."
Recalling her first experience of the treatment, when a machine misted oxygen on her face, she laughed: “I thought she was smoking in my face. When you’re in Europe, you never know. But I just felt, like, this poof.
"But it turned out to not be a cigarette and it was really, really hydrating and refreshing.”
One beauty treatment Jennifer doesn't enjoy is a manicure.
She admitted: I hate getting my hair coloured. I also hate going to the nail salon. I saw a tweet that was like, ‘It’s like going to the hand dentist.’ It’s not relaxing. It’s not fun. It’s really, really boring. It takes so long.”
The Hunger Games actress opts for exercise classes rather than working one-on-one with a personal trainer.
She admitted: "If I have a trainer, I’ll just manipulate them and end up talking the whole time. Lay on my back and be like, ‘So what was your childhood like?’
“I didn’t use to think of yoga as a workout, but it is.”
