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Molly-Mae Hague opens up about insecurities and says she ‘sometimes can’t look at herself in the mirror’
MOLLY MAE Hague has revealed she "sometimes can't look in the mirror" when she's feeling "gross" and not happy with her skin and hair.
The ex Love Island star said in her latest video: "I'm not feeling ten out of ten. I'm actually embarrassed as to how I'm coming on camera now."
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"I am sorry but I am having one of those months, I know as a woman I have these months where I can't even look in the mirror. I'm like, it's a no from me. I'm feeling gross."
Molly invited fans to watch her "glow up" video and "make ourselves together feel even one per cent better."
She added: "My skin has always been something I've been lucky with it. But at the minute it is rebelling."
The 23-year-old star later revealed she uses Face Gym to tone and sculpt her face after removing her jaw fillers.
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She said: "I really enjoy going. They call it a facial workout.
"You get a massage for your face, it's meant to help tone your face and sculpt and remove water retention in your face. I always come out feeling like I've lost 10lbs from my face."
Last year, the Filter tan brand founder spent £5.8K to reverse cosmetic procedures in favour of a more "natural" look.
She was also open about her dental appointments and told how she was having her perfectly white teeth "toned down" to make them look more natural.
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Molly revealed she had had her composite bonds removed to unveil her natural and what she dubbed “extremely yellow” teeth.
Since then, she has been under the care of Manchester's Ru Dental yet all has not gone completely to plan, as the new edge bonding on one of her teeth has chipped for a sixth time.
Molly showcased an image "glow up" - before revealing the chip on the left side of her teeth.
She told fans: "I don't know what to do about this edge bonding because I absolutely love my edge bonding, I really really do, and I'm pleased with the way my teeth are looking at the minute.
"They are not quite as white as I'd like them but looks-wise and natural-ness I really like them.
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"I am so much happier with them like this but this edge bonding is not manageable, it just keeps breaking."
Pretty Little Thing's creative director went on to say how the dentists warned her of the "very fragile" nature of the bonding and how it was likely to chip.
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