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‘Aging Backwards’: Evelyn Lozada Proves Yet Again That She’s an Ageless Baddie

By | Published on January 12, 2020
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There’s not a post that goes unnoticed for the real fans of reality TV star Evelyn Lozada.

Whether she’s highlighting her outfit, shoes, workout or a product, fans are clambering at the opportunity to let her know just how much of an “absolute baddie” she is.

Such was the case when she posted a selfie showing off her outfit, long ponytail, hot pink peep-toe shoes, and a matching bag with a gold link chain.

“Ooouu FOXXY Momma 😍”

“Beautiful you’re aging backwards mija 🙌😍”

“She definitely doesn’t age that’s for sure”

The “Basketball Wives” veteran even let fans in on one of the secrets to her flawless skin: a customized facial. And it’s far more indulgent than your weekend mud mask.

In her Instagram Story, Lozada shared that her aesthetician pampers her with a vitamin C peel, LED light therapy, and a hydrating and soothing mask with cryotherapy. The results of such a luxury facial supposedly are increased collagen production, brighter skin and skin that keeps Lozada looking more like her 26-year-old daughter Shaniece’s sister!

The 44-year-old Lozada served up more than just a pretty face in the photo. She also gave fans a lil’ hip in her denim Fashion Nova jumpsuit that hundreds of people in her comments were going crazy over.

“Looks like a million bucks on you!! 💖”

“Ma’am yes 💕”

Last week the New York native had fans wondering if she had a new love interest in her life after sharing a meme that read, “A good morning text doesn’t only mean ‘good morning.’ It has a silent message that says, ‘I think of you when I wake up.’” But just as quickly as fans jumped to conclusions, Lozada said there wasn’t a special someone in her life and that she is as single as a dollar bill. But if her caption about going on a third date has anything to do with reality that may not be the case for long.

Single or boo’ed up, she’s sure to look good!

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