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Justine Bateman talks about the pressure to get Botox and fillers to prevent aging

Justine Bateman talks about her new book, "Face," why she doesn't believe in plastic surgery, why she wears black eyeliner, and what she's teaching her daughter.

The “Family Ties” star is getting older, and she doesn’t care what people think. “I just don’t give a s—t. I think I look rad. I think my face represents who I am. I like it.”

The actor and director's new book is a bid to liberate older women from endless cosmetic upkeep.

Family Ties star Justine Bateman spoke about ignoring Hollywood beauty standards and embracing her wrinkles in a new interview.

Justine Bateman is not perturbed by aging and was perplexed to learn several years ago that her face was perceived as one that was aging.

Bateman is giving us explicit permission to say f*ck off to the misogyny, which tells women that we need to look a certain way to be valued. The post ‘F*ck You, I Look Great’: Why Justine Bateman Is The Ultimate Badass appeared first on Scary Mommy.

The negative reaction to actor Justine Bateman’s decision to age naturally was the catalyst for her latest book, Face: One Square Foot of Skin.

Justine Bateman opens up about disregarding societal examination by being acceptive of her own body and aging. She also talks about using her platform to inspire other women to do the same.

The actress opens up in a new book on what it's like to have — and lose — fame