Martha Stewart responds to fans crying thirst trap fakery: 'No filters'
of herself in a salon looking flawlessly youthful — and claiming that there were no touch-ups to the photo.
Doubters were quick to respond with a barrage of comments, including this one: “You look amazing but be honest about your facial regimen. Using Botox, fillers, laser treatments, etc. to help enhance your beauty it’s not just diet, exercise and facials.”detailing that her skin is so radiant due to a combination of facials, great dermatologists, dieting and exercise.
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