Julia Fox It is not a stranger to make titles, but her last revelations surely leaves many astonished and introspective.

In a brutally honest moment, the actress has admitted that many cosmetic procedures that once celebrated actually did for one reason: to ask people.

Now he pulls the curtain and faces the painful reality behind his ex thinking.

The fox is known for its incossible sincerity, but its recent recognition might be most endangered.

During the interview with AlureShe openly acknowledged that she went underneath the knife because she believed that survival depended on pleasant men.

"It's great important when you become a famous or public figure to be transparent. Now, when I see someone and I could be attractive for men to survive," explaining how deep those expectations were that they were deeply that they were alleviated.

Fox, who previously admitted that he would pass the proceedings, including botox, liposuction, veneers, and even rhinoplasty, stressed that the decision was not vanity, but despair.

As she admitted that she might get more work in the future, she now admits that he is less focused on the attempt to fit in another's ideal and more interested in her own terms.

In addition to her regrets about cosmetic surgery, the "Uncircumced Gems" star opened about what she called the biggest fear: becomes older.

She sincerely talked about uncertainties that still stays, even after being treated with her past elections.

"That's what I think I'm most afraid, feeling old," she explained, she admitted that there were days to feel exhausted and worn by pressure.

She also recognized the trap, many women in Hollywood belong, believing that their youth and beauty are their only value. Fox acknowledged that when you are "young and hot," becomes your identity. This way of thinking is divided, can lead women a dangerous path of endless improvements.

Instead of hunting as she looked, the fox wants to explore now what it means to evolve. "I just want to see who is waiting for me," she reflected, admitting that the journey would not be easy, but it is finally ready for it.

Fox has not just turned the mirror on itself, but it also disputes the entire industry to be fairer.

Talking People Earlier this year, she praised celebrities who recognize their cosmetic work, saying, "I love it. I think we should be honest."

She claimed that unrealistic BOOY standards have been injuring only young women who compare themselves with impossible ideals.

Fox warned that hiding fillers, surgery and photo editing, public figures set a harmful precedent.

She noted, "That's, girl, none of us looks like this, you know what I mean? It's like we all look really different without surgery and without makeup and the wigs and the wigs and the still."

While some critics slammed as he sought attention, insists on her style is the form of art.