Jennifer Lawrence Launches Haircare Brand Mes and Details Plastic Surgery Plans
In a cover interview published on Tuesday, October 27, 36-year-old Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence announced the launch of her new biodesigned haircare brand, mes°, while opening up to The Cut about her cosmetic surgery plans and personal life. Lawrence shares two sons—4-year-old Cy and a 19-month-old—with her husband, Cooke Maroney, as reported by Us Weekly. The newly debuted haircare line features three specialty products: a repair mask, a restyling serum, and a volumizing mist.
Building a Haircare Brand After Three Years in Development
The development of mes° took three years to complete. Lawrence explained her attraction to the entrepreneurial process by noting the energy generated when building both films and consumer products. “There is an undeniable energetic thing that happens when you’re creating things, whether it’s a movie or a product,” Lawrence told Us Weekly. Addressing skepticism from online commentators questioning her financial motivations, Lawrence dismissed the idea of starting a company simply for stability. “A smarter exit plan would be signing up for a big franchise,” Lawrence told The Cut. “Starting a new company to get rich feels like jumping off a cruise ship to land on a door.” When informed by the publication about Reddit threads questioning whether her hair stands out as a distinctive feature, Lawrence responded with surprise, asking, “That didn’t even occur to me. Is that something people think about?”
Embracing Mom Mode and Discussing Cosmetic Procedures
Lawrence outlined her personal philosophy regarding motherhood and appearance during her interview with The Cut. “I want to be a sexy mom,” Lawrence stated. “At drop-off, I want to look like a woman that has her shit together even when I’ve just woken up and don’t have my shit together.” Expanding on her routine, Us Weekly noted that Lawrence has previously been open about undergoing a boob job and receiving sparse Botox treatments designed to preserve her natural facial expressions. Looking forward, Lawrence confirmed plans to eventually undergo a facelift.
Reflecting on Early Career Hair Dynamics and Fashion Hot Takes
Reflecting on her time climbing the Hollywood ladder, Lawrence admitted she previously accepted whatever styling choices directors and set artists preferred. “When you are a new and upcoming actress, you can’t be like, ‘Don’t put that on my hair,'” Lawrence told Us Weekly. “You sit in the chair and you say ‘Thank you.'” Lawrence also emphasized the psychological impact of a good hair day, noting that it often dictates her confidence. “I feel like if my hair looks okay, then nobody’s gonna notice anything else about my face, clothes, or body,” she said. “I also can find myself using it to hide.”
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