Jennifer Lawrence Discusses Cosmetic Procedures Amidst Hair Care Line Launch
The Oscar-winning actress shared details about past and future plastic surgery, as well as her new entrepreneurial venture.
Jennifer Lawrence has openly discussed her experiences with cosmetic surgery, including a breast augmentation and future facelift plans, coinciding with the launch of her new hair care brand, Mes. The actress revealed these details in a cover story for The Cut, where she expressed a desire to maintain a "sexy mom" appearance.
Lawrence, 36, stated her goal is to appear put-together for everyday situations like school drop-offs, even on mornings when she herself is not feeling that way. This personal reflection on appearance comes as she ventures into the beauty industry with Mes, a line of three hair care products that became available on Tuesday.
The new brand was co-founded by Lawrence and Jasmina Aganovic, a chemical biological engineer and beauty entrepreneur. The initial product offerings include a repair mask, a restyling serum, and a volumizing mist, with packaging inspired by terracotta vases. The development of Mes has been a long-term project for Lawrence, who described herself as a "hair girl" and recalled early career experiences where she felt she had little control over hair treatments.
She recounted an instance during an "X-Men" screen test where her hair was dyed multiple colors in a single day, leading to significant damage. By the time she completed the second "Hunger Games" film, the damage was so extensive that she opted for a pixie cut, which she described as a "tiny little rebellion."
Lawrence has previously spoken about her cosmetic decisions. In October 2025, she informed The New Yorker of her plans for a breast augmentation after the birth of her second child with husband Cooke Maroney, noting that while her body