Anjelica Huston now has nothing in common with slender Mrs.Adams

Date of birth: July 8, 1951 (Age: 65 years)

Height: 5′ 10″ (178 cm)

Weight: 150 pounds (68 kg)

Anjelica Huston body measurements:

Chest: 36″ (91 cm)

Waist: 29″ (74 cm)

Hips: 34″ (86 cm)

Bra size: 36D

Shoe size: 10 (US)/40 (EU)

Hair color: Dark brown

Eye color: Dark brown

Nature has endowed Anjelica Huston with memorable appearance of so-called “femme fatale” with steel character and unexpectedly soft smile. Goodwill of such smile instantly negates the image of “vamp”.

Alas, over the years, no one looks younger, but every woman’s attitude towards aging is quite different. Someone turns to regular Botox injections after noticing a single wrinkle on the face, someone, on the contrary, till the very old age is proud of the age changes.

What aging would you choose – natural one or not?

The face of the popular American actress Anjelica Huston in recent years began to resemble a crumpled pillow. For British journalists it is one more occasion to talk about plastic surgery addiction of famous movie stars.

Anjelica Huston has always openly talked about her visits to beauty clinics, Botox injections and collagen. Despite this, journalists still refer to it mercilessly.

Besides love to plastic surgeries and its bad impact, Anjelica Huston has some natural age changes on her face like double chin. Extra weight and saggy skin make Mrs. Adams’ face far not as fresh as it used to be when she was playing in the famous film.

Condition of 65-year-old celeb’s face is so eloquent that, most likely, the actress has got double chin as a result of unsuccessful plastic surgeries.

The star of  TV show The Addams Family has demonstrated so-called “pillow face” – drag and pumped face that underwent more than one plastic surgery and one cosmetic procedure.

Houston does not hide the fact that she not just once used the achievements of cosmetology and did collagen injections and Botox. After the last one she had to turn to a plastic surgeon.

Anjelica’s example illustrates that aging can’t be stopped. Yes, one can postpone it with the help of cosmetologists and surgeons, but as you see, not always it works as it’s planned.