Last night I was at a concert for one of my favorite singers (who will remain nameless) and noticed he had a smooth forehead, but some weird prominent horizontal line right across the bridge of his nose. The line would show up when he was making facial expressions. Could this be a bunny line? Bunny lines are tell-tall signs of extensive Botox use. They are usually little horizontal lines that show up on your nose when you try to make facial expressions. If you have used Botox for a long time, or have a lot of it injected in your forehead/between your brows, these lines might show up. I am sure people can get these without using Botox, but if you see someone with a smooth wrinkle-free forehead, but wrinkles on their nose, that probably means they have Botox. Of course, you can also get the bunny lines treated with Botox too to make them go away! Then I’m not sure what happens!

I like to guess if celebs have Botox
As you know, I am a fan of Botox, and I like to guess if celebrities have it. It’s sort of a game for me. If Botox is not overdone, you really cannot tell that a person has it. It looks very natural. For celebrities like Marcia Cross and Nicole Kidman, it’s just a given that they use it extensively. Or is it? I was shocked to read the Nicole Kidman cover story in the December 2007 issue of Marie Claire. Nicole swears she’s never used Botox, and that she’s completely natural. She attributes her perfect wrinkle-free skin to sunscreen use and not smoking.

If you were a celebrity, would you lie about cosmetic procedures?
Use of Botox or Restylane is nobody’s business but your own. However, I personally have no problems telling people I’ve used Botox, and if I get more treatments in the future, I will surely tell anyone that asks about them. If I were a celebrity, I’d be like Kathy Griffin who fesses up to everything she’s done (lipo, eyelift, nose job, Botox). I don’t like lying, especially when something’s obvious (like Ashlee’s Simpson’s nose job), so I would tell the truth. The other reason I wish celebrities would tell the truth about what they’ve had done is because I want to know their secrets! I want to know how Christie Brinkley still looks 30. I know some people do have really, really good genes…

I’m not saying Nicole Kidman is lying, because I have no idea, but I do hate it when celebrities lie about their procedures, because it confuses me! I’d rather have celebrities just answer “no comment” than lie and say they are all natural if they aren’t. I guess I just feel bad about myself when a perfect celebrity claims that they are all natural. I admire celebrities like Kate Winslet and Cameron Diaz because they claim that they are anti-Botox, and they look all natural because they have natural wrinkles and expression lines! I wish I didn’t want to get rid of my wrinkles, and could just be happy about them!

Sometimes there’s no hiding the fact that you use Botox
Mark McGrath, the singer from Sugar Ray, has had deep horizontal lines across his forehead ever since his band got popular ten years ago. When he first got the job as a host on Extra, I was excited because I figured he’d get Botox, and I could see how well it worked. He was the perfect “before” and “after” candidate to show how well Botox works. Well I’ve been waiting a few years now, and was shocked that Mark hadn’t gotten Botox yet. At three in the morning yesterday, I turned on Extra, and there was Mark - with a perfectly smooth forehead, and not a wrinkle in sight! Unless I was half-asleep and was dreaming, Mark’s finally gotten Botox. And it works really well indeed!