‘Titanic’ star Kate Winslet slams Hollywood’s ‘terrifying’ cosmetic treatment craze

Kate Winslet is sounding the alarm over Hollywood’s “appalling” obsession with cosmetic treatments and weight-loss pills.

Winslet talked about the growing trend of plastic surgery and what she perceived as a “neglect” of health, and noted the increasing use of Botox, fillers and GLP-1s.

“This is devastating,” the “Titanic” star said Times. “When a person’s self-esteem is so tied to how they look, it’s scary. And it’s confusing because when I look at actresses at events dressed however they want, whatever shape they are in, there are moments where I think it’s better—but so many people are on weight-loss drugs. It’s so diverse.”

“Some make choices to be themselves, others do everything they can to not be themselves,” Winslet continued. “So do they know what they’re putting inside? It’s appalling that people’s health is ignored. This bothers me now more than ever. It’s complete chaos out there.”

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Winslet admitted that she wasn’t bothered by “all the damn actresses” joining the cosmetic treatment craze, but by the rest of the world: “People who are saving money for Botox or things they put on their lips.”

For the actor who transitioned from actor to director, growing old is one of the joys of life.

“My favorite thing is when your hands age,” Winslet said. “That’s life, it’s in your hands. Some of the most beautiful women I know are over 70, and what makes me sad is that younger women have no idea what being beautiful really is.”

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The “Titanic” star told The Times she’s concerned about the entertainment industry’s cosmetics craze, calling it “fucking chaos.” (HENRY NICHOLLS/AFP via Getty Images)

The “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” star recalled seeing a woman who “looked like a cartoon” in a BBC article about a car crash.

“You don’t actually know what that person looks like; from her eyebrows to her mouth, from her eyelashes to her hair, that young woman is afraid to be herself,” Winslet said. “What idea of ​​perfection are people chasing? I blame social media and its impact on mental health.”

Kate Winslet at the premiere of the movie “Sense and Sensibility” in London. (Tom Wargacki/WireImage)

Winslet’s role in Peter Jackson’s 1994 film “Heavenly Creatures” put her on Hollywood’s radar. He continued to give stunning performances in films such as “Sense and Sensibility”, “Jude” and “Hamlet”.

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He gained worldwide fame after starring in the movie “Titanic” directed by James Cameron in 1997. The film’s success brought Winslet fame, but she and her family weren’t sure how to cope.

Kate Winslet starred opposite Leonardo DiCaprio in Titanic. (CBS via Getty Images)

“… They were worried that the media was ostracizing me with relentless bullying,” he told The Times. “I wasn’t ready to be a famous actor. I was so young, but I felt so invaded. Nothing was nice.”

“People climbed into my garden,” he recalled. “I couldn’t go to the shops. I was followed on my way to the pediatrician with a baby in the back of the car. This is abnormal and to my father I was still that little girl he helped clean the rabbit hutch every Saturday afternoon.”

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