Kris Jenner Lands 'Rare And Exciting Experience' Gig With Her New Face

Kris Jenner is the new face of M.A.C.!

The "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" alum raved about her first campaign for the cosmetic brand in a new interview. This opportunity fell into her lap amid glowing reviews for her second facelift. 

Kris Jenner debuted the results of her stunning facelift procedure in May, turning heads as she accompanied her second-oldest daughter, Kim Kardashian, to Paris. She got her first procedure in 2011 and revealed why she went under the knife again at 69.

Kris became the new face for M.A.C.'s Studio Fix foundation, putting the cosmetic to the test in a new campaign. She gushed about the opportunity to work with the brand in a recent interview, revealing why the collaboration held a special place in her heart.

The reality TV star, nicknamed "momager" for managing her daughters' careers and pushing them into stardom, described the campaign as a project that allowed her to step out on her own. She expressed gratitude to M.A.C, telling ELLE:

"I've always been focused on helping my children build their businesses, so to be the face of a major campaign is a rare and exciting experience for me."

Although the cosmetic campaign was a solo venture, Kris stressed that she did not accept the deal without running it through her daughters. She noted she always asked for their opinions before making a decision, but working with M.A.C. was a no-brainer.

Kris had several reasons to be proud of her collaboration with the makeup brand, including the fact that the opportunity came to her. She noted she typically contacted brands to push for deals involving her daughters; however, M.A.C. contacted her first.

The TV personality gushed about her love for the brand, claiming she had been a years-long user of their products before the campaign. "I've always admired their commitment to individuality and self-expression. I was so excited to finally get to work with them, and I love the campaign," Kris declared.

Despite her excitement, Kris confessed that it was "intimidating" being in front of the camera. She explained that she pushed forward with authenticity, showcasing her genuine and vulnerable self, thus allowing the campaign to turn out successfully.

M.A.C shared behind-the-scenes videos of Kris's photoshoot on its Instagram page, with the first capturing her raving about her history with the brand. She revealed her first products from the brand were "Lip Glass" and "Spice Lip Pencil."

Kris noted that she had used M.A.C products from a young age, recalling how she and her girls would visit the brand's stores whenever new items were released. She also confessed to stealing makeup from her daughter, Kylie Jenner, and labeled Kim the longest person to get ready in their family.

The second part of the behind-the-scenes videos featured more family tidbits. Kris claimed she would let her granddaughter, North West, do her makeup out of all her grandchildren because she was a natural talent. Additionally, Kris revealed she was a flight attendant in 1975.

Weeks before opening up about her M.A.C campaign, Kris addressed the reason behind her second facelift at 69. The Blast covered the story in late August, reporting that she claimed the procedure was her way of aging gracefully.

Kris explained that everyone had different beliefs about aging, noting that if people felt confident in their skin and didn't want to get cosmetic procedures, then they shouldn't. However, in her case, she required some assistance to maintain her version of aging gracefully.

The momager shared her thoughts in a cover story for Vogue Arabia, stunning in her new face and a beautiful sequined green dress. The gig made her the fifth Kardashian-Jenner member to grace the magazine's cover, as some of her daughters had the honor in the past.

Kris's facelift had many talking, including a board-certified plastic surgeon. The Blast shared that Dr. Vivek Bansal, MD, weighed in on the secrets behind the TV personality's "refreshed" look. He speculated that her results stemmed from multiple procedures.

Dr. Bansal noted that the key to a successful facelift was a plastic surgeon who prioritized preserving the patient's facial anatomy and a good aftercare routine. He believed Kris got additional treatments done to complement her procedure, including laser resurfacing, dermal fillers, and Botox.

The plastic surgeon noted that other women could achieve Kris's glow without surgery by opting for non-invasive cosmetic procedures. The list included "dermal fillers to restore midface volume and non-invasive tightening devices such as ultrasound or radiofrequency."

Will Kris Jenner's second facelift grant her more opportunities?