Jennifer Lawrence Opens up About Cosmetic Surgery and Future Facelift
WHO:
TMZ - Jennifer Lawrence confirmed she had a breast lift after the birth of her second child.
The Cut - Jennifer Lawrence said she has had a boob job and plans to get a face-lift.
The Cut - Justine Ciarrocchi, Lawrence’s longtime friend and production-company partner, said Lawrence has “incredible business intuition” and is “fearless when she is sure of something.”
The Cut - La Ligne CEO Molly Howard said Lawrence is willing to study business details, including EBITA and bottle seals.
The Cut - Jennifer Lawrence is a mother of two.
The Cut - Lawrence partnered with chemical biological engineer Jasmina Aganovic to develop Mes hair-care products.
The Cut - Aganovic’s company, Arcaea, is funding Mes; Aganovic said Arcaea has raised $78 million.
US Magazine - Jennifer Lawrence, identified as an actress in *The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping*, discussed wanting to be a “sexy mom.”
NY Post - Jennifer Lawrence is described as an Oscar winner.
Coming Soon - The article’s headline names Jennifer Lawrence, but its text refers to Jennifer Lopez when discussing an alleged cosmetic breast procedure.
WHAT:
The Cut - Lawrence said she met with scientists while seeking hair products that would let her style her hair without hot tools.
The Cut - Lawrence said Mes is pronounced “Mess” because “Mes” was already trademarked.
The Cut - Lawrence said the bottles were designed to resemble “modernist mini-vases.”
The Cut - Lawrence said Mes’s website would include microscopic images showing how its products affect the scalp.
Fox News - Fans described Jennifer Lawrence as “unrecognizable” in photos debuting her Mes beauty brand.
The Cut - Jennifer Lawrence said she cut her hair into a pixie cut after filming the second *Hunger Games* film because her hair was badly damaged.
The Cut - Lawrence said her hair was dyed four different colors in one day for an *X-Men* screen test.
The Cut - Lawrence said she made a private Instagram account to share memes with friends before joining Instagram publicly.
The Cut - Lawrence said she worried people might judge Mes’s products after an initial impression without taking time to learn how they work with their hair.
The Cut - Lawrence said she would probably “just have wine for breakfast” after Mes’s sales results came in.
The Cut - Lawrence said she had spent the previous three years in a “delusional bubble” where she could not let doubt in, and was now experiencing doubt.
The Cut - Lawrence said Mes aims to capture a gender-neutral customer who likes dewy skin and a chicly rumpled button-down shirt.
The Cut - Lawrence said the Mes products are new and may require customers to learn how they work with their hair; she noted the restyling serum can feel oily at first but dries within 15 minutes.
The Cut - Lawrence said she met with a social-media expert before joining Instagram and intends to promote Mes minimally, potentially filming product tutorials in a “public or hotel bathroom” rather than at home.
The Cut - Lawrence said she took nose-training classes to help develop Mes’s scent and sent product samples to friends for feedback on fonts.
The Cut - Lawrence said she used the restyling serum during promotion for *Die My Love* and the volumizing mist while filming *What Happens at Night*.
The Cut - Lawrence said an unscented hair mask left her smelling like fish after she wore it for four days; her husband told her to get a hotel room if she did not wash her hair.
The Cut - Lawrence said she was bouncing on a yoga ball at nine months pregnant during a business call when she realized she was wearing only a bra.
The Cut - Mes launched with three products: a repair mask, a restyling serum, and a volumizing mist. The 150-milliliter mask costs $52.
The Cut - Lawrence said she sent the serum back to the lab almost 150 times while testing it.
The Cut - Lawrence said she had been on Instagram for a few months, had posted three times, and had more than 8 million followers.
The Cut - Lawrence said, “I also can find myself using it to hide,” referring to her hair.
US Magazine - Lawrence said, “I want to be a sexy mom,” and described wanting to look like “a woman that has her s*” at drop-off.
NY Post - The article says Lawrence discussed past plastic surgery and plans for a future facelift.
NY Post - The article says Lawrence’s comments came as she launched her hair-care brand, Mes.
Coming Soon - The article claims Jennifer Lopez underwent cosmetic breast surgery; it also says she had reportedly expressed interest in the enhancement a year earlier.
WHERE:
The Cut - Lawrence’s office is in a Federal-style townhouse in Tribeca.
The Cut - Lawrence met The Cut at Gemma, an Italian trattoria attached to the Bowery Hotel, and later showed the interviewer the former Noho studio of artist Robert Rauschenberg.
The Cut - Aganovic’s lab is in Boston; Lawrence visited it without an entourage.
WHEN:
US Magazine - The Cut cover story was described as published on Tuesday; no date is included because the article’s date is not a future date.
WHY:
The Cut - Lawrence said she wanted Mes’s bathroom products to be beautiful because they are often left out in view.
The Cut - Lawrence said she was drawn to Aganovic’s approach of changing hair’s makeup rather than simply coating it with products.
The Cut - Lawrence said she pursued Mes because creating a product gave her the same “electric buzz” as building a character.
US Magazine - Lawrence described wanting to look attractive and put-together at drop-off as part of her “sexy mom” goal.
Coming Soon - The article links the alleged breast procedure to a desire to embrace a “sexy mom” look.
HOW:
The Cut - Lawrence said she had been a hair enthusiast since childhood and slept in braids to control her thick, humidity-affected curls.
The Cut - Lawrence said she had a breast lift after her second child.
The Cut - Lawrence said she used loose braids to manage her hair overnight as a child and bought products while searching for ways to style it without hot tools.
The Cut - Mes’s formulas were developed to improve hair health and reduce styling time, damage, and shampooing; the team developed a proprietary ingredient intended to promote a balanced, less oily scalp.
(UPDATED October 28, 2026 20:00 UTC)
Jennifer Lawrence has launched Mes, a hair-care brand she developed with chemical biological engineer Jasmina Aganovic, after years of searching for products that could style her hair without hot tools. The brand starts with a repair mask, restyling serum and volumizing mist, and Lawrence says she sent the serum back to the lab nearly 150 times while testing it. Lawrence also confirmed she had a breast lift after the birth of her second child, and said she wants to feel attractive and put-together as a mom.
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(UPDATED October 28, 2026 17:10 UTC)
Jennifer Lawrence has launched Mes, a gender-neutral hair-care brand developed with chemical biological engineer Jasmina Aganovic, after three years of work and extensive product testing. The line debuts with a repair mask, restyling serum, and volumizing mist, and Lawrence says she hopes customers will take time to learn how the products work with their hair. She also confirmed she had a breast lift after the birth of her second child and said she is considering a face-lift.
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(UPDATED October 28, 2026 16:02 UTC)
Jennifer Lawrence has confirmed she had a breast lift after the birth of her second child and says she plans to get a face-lift. She has also launched Mes, a hair-care brand developed with chemical biological engineer Jasmina Aganovic, with three products: a repair mask, a restyling serum and a volumizing mist. Lawrence says she spent years developing the formulas, testing the serum nearly 150 times, and hopes the products will help people care for and style their hair with less damage and effort.
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(UPDATED October 28, 2026 15:01 UTC)
Jennifer Lawrence says she had a breast lift after the birth of her second child, has had breast surgery, and is considering a face-lift. She has also launched Mes, a hair-care brand developed with chemical biological engineer Jasmina Aganovic, whose company is funding the venture; it debuted with a repair mask, restyling serum, and volumizing mist. Lawrence says creating products gives her the same excitement as building a character, and she tested the serum extensively while shaping a brand aimed at customers who want healthy, easy-to-style hair.
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(UPDATED October 28, 2026 11:59 UTC)
Jennifer Lawrence has launched Mes, a hair-care brand developed with chemical biological engineer Jasmina Aganovic, with three products designed to support hair health and simplify styling. Lawrence says she tested the restyling serum nearly 150 times, helped shape the products’ scent and packaging, and plans to promote the brand sparingly; her business partners praise her willingness to study the details. She also spoke candidly about cosmetic surgery, saying she has had a boob job and plans a face-lift, and described wanting to feel attractive and put-together as a mom.
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(UPDATED October 28, 2026 10:58 UTC)
Jennifer Lawrence has launched Mes, a hair-care brand she developed with chemical biological engineer Jasmina Aganovic, whose company, Arcaea, is funding the venture and has raised $78 million. Mes debuted with a repair mask, restyling serum and volumizing mist, with formulas designed to support hair health and reduce styling time, damage and shampooing; Lawrence said she sent the serum back to the lab nearly 150 times during testing. Lawrence also said she wants to be a “sexy mom,” describing a desire to look attractive and put-together at school drop-off.
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(UPDATED October 28, 2026 10:00 UTC)
Jennifer Lawrence says she wants to be a “sexy mom,” describing her goal as looking attractive and put-together at school drop-off. The Oscar-winning actress also discussed past plastic surgery and plans for a future facelift while launching her hair-care brand, Mes. Separately, a story about Jennifer Lopez claims she underwent cosmetic breast surgery after reportedly expressing interest in the procedure a year earlier.