You asked, we listened ? and then we called in the experts.
Botox. Everyone is doing it. Or are they" I think they are but it?s hard to know. In a world of oversharing, Botox seems to be the last frontier ? as a society, we?re all keeping mum on this one. (Although, team Gritty Pretty recently went on record, divulging our personal experiences with Botox ? you can read it here.)
Botox is a semi-permanent beauty treatment that works to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines by temporarily paralysing muscles. This is done using an injection of one of several forms of botulinum toxin. Results vary depending on the amount of product injected; typically, it lasts between three and six months. Botox is most often used on forehead lines, crow?s feet and frown lines. It is not suitable for pregnant women. Here?s the thing about Botox? it works. If it?s smoother skin and less wrinkles you?re after, Botox can help you get there. But ? and it?s a big but ? there can be side effects. Finding the right technician is paramount.
It?s normal to have reservations about letting someone jab a bunch of needles in your face. So we took your questions and relayed them to the experts. Here, all of your most pressing questions about Botox, answered.

Question: Will Botox in my forehead make my eyes and/or brows droop"
It?s possible but less likely if you?re only working on frown lines ? the area between the brows, says Lisa Sullivan Smith, co-founder of The Clinic in Sydney?s ...