LOVE Island’s Molly-Mae wore a chin sculpting mask to bed last night after admitting fillers in her jaw left her with a square face.
The 20-year-old star posted videos from her bed as she revealed the green strap wrapped around her ears, and cupping her chin.
Molly told her 4million followers: “Just trying a chin sculpting mask, what else to do at 1am?”
The honest star jokingly added: “Hate myself”
The mask, from Huda beauty, claims to use a cooling hydrogel to tighten the skin, and a strong lifting tape to help physically redefine the jawline.
Molly-Mae admitted she went “too far” with fillers after leaving Love Island last year – and has had her lips and face fillers dissolved.
She said her face ended up looking like a 50p and had them dissolved after being trolled over her appearance.
Speaking in a YouTube video back in February, the influencer told her followers: “I have got most of filler dissolved.
“Obviously I used to get filler and when I came out of Love Island I got a little bit more filler and for me that was the worst time for me coming out of the villa – the trolling I got for that was really intense.
“It was really horrible but I can understand why it happened because I went overboard with it and I didn’t really realise what I was doing and I just went too far.
“It was just a really, really bad time because I had literally come out of the villa and that is the time you are most scrutinised.”
She added: “It didn’t even take anyone to say that, I just realised myself that I need to do something about it so I went to get it dissolved and honestly it is best decision I have ever made .”
Molly-Mae previously revealed she had dermal fillers in her jawline also dissolved after being constantly trolled about the way she looks.
The star, who is still with Tommy Fury after meeting on the show, told HOAR’ s Fabulous magazine last year: “They say my head’s shaped like a square, my face looks like a 50p, I look like SpongeBob. And there’s the catfish thing, where people say that my Instagram is completely different to how I actually look.
“And on the fillers… I don’t endorse them, it’s a personal thing, but the hate that I got was horrible. Comments like: ‘It looks like Tommy’s punched her in the face’, or that I’d swallowed an Xbox controller.
“Just constant comments on every picture. But I can’t just turn my phone off, I have to see every comment.”
