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Bathabile Dlamini speaks out about latest glow-up

Former President of the ANC Women’s League, Bathabile Dlamini, recently worked towards her beauty and strives to age like a fine wine, as she recently had wrinkle relaxation injections.

Bathabile had non-surgery anti-aging treatments that offer a non-invasive solution to smooth out fine lines and wrinkles done by Dr Sandi Dyonase. According to the clinic, the non-invasive procedure aims to provide a more youthful appearance without surgery.

Speaking to news publication, TimesLive, Bathabile set the record straight about her glow-up and said: “I must express my discomfort with the focus on my personal life, particularly the aspects you mentioned. It’s crucial to acknowledge that the narratives surrounding African women often highlight our experiences in government, and I find it concerning when that perspective extends to our personal lives after leaving office.

“Your journey continues to do what patriarchy and misogyny has done to me and I really don’t want to retaliate through you, maybe because thinking that you have been sent by men or women that have changed and adopted an attitude to ridicule me,” said Bathabile.

Dr Sandi took to his Instagram page to share clips of the aesthetics procedure done to Bathabile. In the clips, Bathabile can be seen lying in bed, relaxed and chatting, while Dr Sandi is injecting her face with a needle.

In the caption, the Dr praised her for being consistent in her skin care journey. “Well done to Mama Bathabile for being consistent in her skincare journey throughout the years.”

 

Also see: Bathabile Dlamini’s daughter Skhumbuzo Mazibuko releases a new song

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