Lots of stars insist that they don't engage in recreational surgery, despite immobile foreheads and a total absence of naso-labial folds (the lines connecting the edge of your nose to the sides of your mouth, caused by the inevitable gravitational pull on the fat pads inside your cheeks...er, TMI?). Naturally, it's easy to make the "No Plastic Surgery" stance when you're naturally breathtaking, but that never stopped Janice Dickenson, Meg Ryan or Victoria Principal. 

However, when my girl Cate says that she's not partaking, I tend to believe her. She recently told the British Glamour, "I see someone's face, someone's body who has had children, and I think they're the song lines of your experience, and why would you want to eradicate that? Death is not going to be any easier just because your face can't move." Hallelujah.

Except...well, there's a delicate balance of character lines, aren't there. Clearly, Cate's unbelievably gorgeous and glowy and her beautiful strong features combine with the little line action around her eyes, mouth and forehead in a nice, soft focus, but I suspect that our pale English flower was a bit of a sun worshipper back in the day and probably spends about 300 hours a year at 36,000 feet.