Hailey Bieber's Unfiltered Opinion on That "Pinky Finger" Drama
Speaking of being open (and frankly, bullying), her husband Justin Bieber's docuseries Changes gave a peek into the past few years of the singer's journey, peeling back the curtain on aspects of the couple's lives — all of which, naturally, opens you up to public scrutiny. Perhaps the most peculiar example of that was the spike in interest over Hailey Bieber's pinky finger across social media. She took to Instagram to explain the crooked nature was because of genetic condition, but took down the post shortly thereafter.
"I couldn't believe were even talking about it," she laughed. "I was actually just trying to be funny [with the post]. Like a, if people were so curious about why that is, here's why. I think people took it wrong. They thought I was being dead serious. Like, 'Poor me. I deal with this condition in my finger.' I was actually making fun of myself. You know, I was trying to just poke fun at it and make it into a light situation. There are so many more important things happening in the world. I just think people took it the wrong way, which is why I actually ended up deleting it because I was trying to just be silly."
On Self-Care — and How Clean Beauty Plays Into It
Being immersed in the day-to-day of modeling and beauty campaigns can sound exciting, but it can take a toll on your mental health — and skin. Since teaming up with BareMinerals (which is celebrating its 25th year on the market), Bieber says she's learned the importance of keeping it simple.
"I keep things superminimal in terms of treatments, but I'm all about at-home treatment stuff," she said. "I love to be home and sit in a bath and do a mask and put oils all over body and pretend like I'm at a spa. Honestly, I think what you do at home matters more. I try to be conscious about using clean ingredients, which is why I love the Pureness skincare line from Bare and everything they do."
Hailey Bieber's Most Meaningful Tiny Tattoo (Present and Future) in Her Collection
![Hailey Bieber's Unfiltered Opinion on That "Pinky Finger" Drama
Speaking of being open (and frankly, bullying), her husband Justin Bieber's docuseries Changes gave a peek into the past few years of the singer's journey, peeling back the curtain on aspects of the couple's lives — all of which, naturally, opens you up to public scrutiny. Perhaps the most peculiar example of that was the spike in interest over Hailey Bieber's pinky finger across social media. She took to Instagram to explain the crooked nature was because of genetic condition, but took down the post shortly thereafter.
"I couldn't believe were even talking about it," she laughed. "I was actually just trying to be funny [with the post]. Like a, if people were so curious about why that is, here's why. I think people took it wrong. They thought I was being dead serious. Like, 'Poor me. I deal with this condition in my finger.' I was actually making fun of myself. You know, I was trying to just poke fun at it and make it into a light situation. There are so many more important things happening in the world. I just think people took it the wrong way, which is why I actually ended up deleting it because I was trying to just be silly."
On Self-Care — and How Clean Beauty Plays Into It
Being immersed in the day-to-day of modeling and beauty campaigns can sound exciting, but it can take a toll on your mental health — and skin. Since teaming up with BareMinerals (which is celebrating its 25th year on the market), Bieber says she's learned the importance of keeping it simple.
"I keep things superminimal in terms of treatments, but I'm all about at-home treatment stuff," she said. "I love to be home and sit in a bath and do a mask and put oils all over body and pretend like I'm at a spa. Honestly, I think what you do at home matters more. I try to be conscious about using clean ingredients, which is why I love the Pureness skincare line from Bare and everything they do."
Hailey Bieber's Most Meaningful Tiny Tattoo (Present and Future) in Her Collection](https://media1.popsugar-assets.com/files/thumbor/6m5MyutcJgRAM-WtIZVyCrx9n_A/fit-in/1024x1024/filters:format_auto-!!-:strip_icc-!!-/2020/02/18/962/n/1922153/9d2bcc1e60f79552_BAR115_SHOT_03_0040/i/Hailey-Bieber-Unfiltered-Opinion-on-That-Pinky-Finger-Drama.jpg "Hailey Bieber's Unfiltered Opinion on That \"Pinky Finger\" Drama
Speaking of being open (and frankly, bullying), her husband Justin Bieber's docuseries Changes gave a peek into the past few years of the singer's journey, peeling back the curtain on aspects of the couple's lives — all of which, naturally, opens you up to public scrutiny. Perhaps the most peculiar example of that was the spike in interest over Hailey Bieber's pinky finger across social media. She took to Instagram to explain the crooked nature was because of genetic condition, but took down the post shortly thereafter.
\"I couldn't believe were even talking about it,\" she laughed. \"I was actually just trying to be funny [with the post]. Like a, if people were so curious about why that is, here's why. I think people took it wrong. They thought I was being dead serious. Like, 'Poor me. I deal with this condition in my finger.' I was actually making fun of myself. You know, I was trying to just poke fun at it and make it into a light situation. There are so many more important things happening in the world. I just think people took it the wrong way, which is why I actually ended up deleting it because I was trying to just be silly.\"
On Self-Care — and How Clean Beauty Plays Into It
Being immersed in the day-to-day of modeling and beauty campaigns can sound exciting, but it can take a toll on your mental health — and skin. Since teaming up with BareMinerals (which is celebrating its 25th year on the market), Bieber says she's learned the importance of keeping it simple.
\"I keep things superminimal in terms of treatments, but I'm all about at-home treatment stuff,\" she said. \"I love to be home and sit in a bath and do a mask and put oils all over body and pretend like I'm at a spa. Honestly, I think what you do at home matters more. I try to be conscious about using clean ingredients, which is why I love the Pureness skincare line from Bare and everything they do.\"
Hailey Bieber's Most Meaningful Tiny Tattoo (Present and Future) in Her Collection")
