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Rachel Kolisi responds to negative comments on skincare video

After sharing a video of her skin journey, Rachel Kolisi addressed the negative comments she received under her post as well as in her DMs about undergoing cosmetic surgery.

In her video, Rachel shares the treatments she had done with Skin Renewal Aesthetics Clinic which include Botox, carboxy, laser hair removal, ozone therapy, and an Azelaic peel to name a few.

 

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Addressing the naysayers on her Instagram Story, Rachel said, “I wanted to address some of the comments and messages I’ve been receiving about my previous post. I just feel that a lot of the stuff that’s being said is really unnecessary. Firstly, it’s very clear that people have not read what’s in the post and just going ahead and making assumptions. I have always been very transparent about my skin journey and about doing injectables like Botox and fillers. There are some things that I do to address other issues that I have like the eczema I get on my eyes. I feel like the post is very informative.”

Rachel continued, “I think I wanted to say that by commenting such things, you make people who are interested and would consider it really feel quite bad about themselves and not wanting to be natural, and being fake, and all of this stuff that’s been said.”

“I also just feel like if you have an issue with it, skip through it or unfollow and move along because some people want the information and are interested in it, and that’s totally okay.”

The mom of two concluded, “Nobody is forcing anyone to do anything. Influencing is a part of my job. It’s also how I pay my bills, and I enjoy sharing information and products and services that I use, love and enjoy.

“Bottom line. Be kind or be quiet.”

Also see: Rachel Kolisi speaks on her suicide attempt

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