Olivia Munn explains what’s up with her face, in case anyone was worried
Olivia Munn has gotten the jump on any Renee Zellweger comparisons, posting photos of herself from this year and last and going point by point to explain why she doesn't look exactly the same in both shots.
Of course, humans familiar with the concepts of lighting, grooming, makeup and — what do they call it? Oh yeah — normal human aging might not have freaked out about her looks in the first place, but the "Newsroom" actress explained it all anyway in a post late Tuesday on Instagram.
"[H]ere are 4 skin tips I've learned just over this past year that really helped the texture and shape of my face," she wrote, after talking about her love of research and the notion that women can't age as well as men do.
"Who says guys are the only ones who can get better with age?" she said. "We're gonna turn that myth around if we share what we learn with each other."
Munn, who turns 36 in July, explains that she lost 12 pounds for "X-Men: Apocalypse" and kept it off, which "leaned out" her cheeks and jawline. She got professional tips on how to shape her eyebrows more effectively. She's eating Japanese potatoes for their hyaluronic acid, and she's using fading pads to get rid of the sun spots that otherwise cause her freckles to merge into one another and create complexion-dulling blobs.
In comments on the post, of course, she's accused of using fillers and not changing her brows one darn bit, and told things like, "You look lovely but please own the eye-lift. You're not a Kardashian, you're much better."
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