As the coronavirus pandemic rages on, keeping people stuck inside their house day after day, some are beginning to realize that boredom isn't the only side effect of being quarantined.
Ladies, you know what I'm talking about. Nail and hair salons are closed, medi-spas are closed, shopping centers are closed, and it's beginning to show...
Acrylic nails aren't being filled, hair salon and barbershop visits aren't being made, and you're skipping workouts because the gym is closed. Everything is falling apart.
But there's no doubt that once this is all over, the beauty industry is going to be booming. Everyone is going to be rushing to get their fake tans, roots and nails done, and eyebrows waxed.
Ironically, she didn't seem all that phased by the scare of COVID-19 to begin with.
She received a ton of backlash for making jokes about the pandemic just a couple of weeks ago.
"Hi everyone. We're going to talk about a serious medical problem," Kelly's dermatologist starts off saying.
"It's Botox deficiency," Dr. Anolik said. "Acute!," Kelly added.
"A lot of side effects. Lines, wrinkles," the doctor explains.
Kelly then begins to scrunch up her face, revealing some of her lines.
"But Dr. Anolik decided to be brave today and come into work to treat my acute Botox deficiency syndrome."
After receiving her injections, Kelly says: "What do you think? Did I survive?"
Naturally, this joke did not go over well with Kelly's followers. She received so much backlash, in fact, that she had to take the video down.
A source tells People magazine that a portion of their donation would be used for medical supplies, like ventilators, and the additional funds would go towards WIN, an organization running women’s shelters in New York City — as New York has the highest number of coronavirus cases in all of the US.
And to prove that to her fans, she has started documenting some of her home-life activities, like her conference calls with colleagues.
TBH, all things aside, this actually looks like it could be fun.
"Because it struck a chord. Here’s my It’s OK/ It’s Not OK list. I’m sure you have your own," she captioned it.
Since we have no idea how long we're going to be stuck inside for, for the sake of our sanity, it's probably best to start embracing our greys.
Especially considering anyone who dyes their hair is feeling the exact same way right now. It's relatable af.
And now, in my quarantine-induced boredom and desparation for excitement, I am fully invested in watching Kelly's roots grow week after week.
How are you handling quarantine so far?
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