An OnlyFans creator who has never received fillers or Botox injections believes she spends around $5,000-$8,000 a month on beauty maintenance.
Skylar Mae decided to avoid the trend of uniform appearances prevalent on social media. She believes people underestimate the cost of maintaining a natural appearance, and it can actually be more expensive than going under a needle or knife.
“People 100% underestimate how expensive it is to maintain a natural look. I think people assume, ‘Oh, she’s natural, she’s easygoing, she doesn’t spend anything to take care of herself’,” she explains.
“At the end of the day, it might even be more expensive than a non-natural look because I have to do things for myself every day, every week and every month, whereas someone else might just pay for a surgery to look a certain way,” she adds.
For Mae, this difference is what sets her apart from her peers.
“My fans like that I look different from everyone else on OnlyFans right now. I was literally saying to my friend, ‘Is it just me or does everyone look the same on the internet right now?’ she mentions.
“Everyone either has bleach blonde hair or the same brown hair, huge lips, and the same makeup routines. Sometimes even I look at them and think, ‘Damn, should I do that?'”, she adds.
Despite the thought about her lips, Mae never did any procedure, and people talked her out of it.
“People always compliment me and say, ‘You have a really unique look, you don’t look like everyone else.’ I have small lips; I’ll gladly admit it. I’ve thought about getting filler, but then I get so many compliments from people saying they like my small lips and that I don’t have fake lips like everyone else,” she states.
Skylar spends her money on upkeep rather than surgery, starting with her hair.
“Even just how expensive my shampoo and conditioner are is insane. I’m not out here buying Pantene from CVS. I’m buying really expensive shampoo and conditioner to make sure my hair stays long and healthy,” she explains.
The main part of her budget is her monthly spa membership.
“My spa membership is probably the most expensive part. I think it’s around $1,000 a month, but I can go whenever I want. I can use the tanning bed or get a spray tan, do full-body red light therapy, and they have a water bed that loosens up your muscles. It’s so worth it, though,” Mae says.
Although Skylar didn’t undergo any plastic surgery in her life, she is not against the idea of doing so in the future when she ages.
