The 42-year-old actress - who is married to fellow Australian Keith Urban - has tried the wrinkle-smoothing injections but she now plans to avoid them in the future as she likes having control over her facial expressions.
She told Italian newspaper La Repubblica: "No surgery for me; I did try Botox, unfortunately, but I got out of it and now I can finally move my face again."
Nicole can soon be seen in Park Chan-wook`s psychological horror film `Stoker` in which she portrays Evelyn Stoker, a mother who is jealous of her daughter India Stoker (Mia Wasikowska).
The Hollywood star - who also has two children Isabella, 20, and 17-year-old Connor, with her ex-husband Tom Cruise - admits it was tough to play the character because her love for her kids is so
strong.
She said: "I was a huge fan of Park Chan-wook, I wanted to work with him and with Mia, who`s Australian like me. It was an incredible experience. I play the part of a mother who hates her daughter. It couldn`t be further from how I am; nothing matters to me more than my children."
Although she experimented with Botox, Nicole sticks to a healthy eating plan and rigorous exercise regime to stay looking good. She said: "I am completely natural. I wear sunscreen, I don`t smoke
and I take care of myself, and I am proud to say that.
"Anybody can do anything to themselves - I don`t judge - but personally I believe in being physically fit. That`s how I was raised. "I can`t go in the sun because I`m fair-skinned. It was a nightmare
when I was younger but it has its benefits now."
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