John Travolta looks like 35 at the age of 71

Hollywood is currently backwards. From Lindsay Lohan to Anne Hathaway to Kris Jenner, overnight, the stars look as if someone had given them back to them. Lohan, who is thirty at the end of thirty, looks like in the mid -twenties and the apparently overhauled Kris Jenner looks hardly older than her daughter Kim. Now John Travolta also joins.

The “Grease” star surprised the audience about a week ago when he appeared at the “Grease” sing-a-long performance in Los Angeles in his role of iconic character Danny Zuko. Dressed in full leather gear, the Hollywood star entered the stage and made the audience romp. Now he has published a video of this surprising appearance online.

“For the first time tonight, I surprised everyone at the ‘Grease’-Sing-A-Long and disguised myself as Danny Zuko,” Travolta wrote on Instagram on Saturday. To do this, he posts a video of his thrilling surprise appearance. “Nobody knew. Not even the cast. Thank you for a great evening.” However, his look is just as surprising as his appearance. The 71-year-old looks like he is 35 years old again. He probably bears a witness on the Instagram picture, but his facial features look significantly rejuvenated.

What is probably behind it: minimally invasive interventions are currently in the beauty trend, especially in and around Hollywood. More and more stars are relying on a combination of different applications such as hyaluron, botox and sculptra to return the face of freshness and tension. Dem star explained. Hyaluron fills up volume losses, Botox relaxes facial expression, and Sculptra stimulates its own collagen formation in the long term. Treatments with salmon sperm-DNA are intended to promote skin cell renewal, which is particularly in demand for tired or stressed skin. The Morpheus8 laser works deep in the skin layer to tighten the structure-with enough change and time it is possible to turn the watch a little without a facelift.

The film classic “Grease” from 1978 became a global cinema and consolidated Travolta’s status as a superstar. A long time that lies between the film release and that today.

In the clip for the surprise appearance you can also see how Travolta confidently walks towards the stage in the style of his cult figure Danny Zuko – accompanied by frenetic applause from the spectators in the sold -out Hollywood Bowl – as if the time had just been re -drawed. His former colleagues from the film, including director Randal Kleiser and the actors Barry Pearl, Didi Conn, Kelly Ward and Michael Tucci, react completely flabby when their former colleague suddenly appears.

Just like in ancient times, Travolta welcomes the crowd with loose charm and a wink: “La! I thought you are in Australia?” He jokes – a clear reference to a famous line of text from the cult film. Then he adds: “This is cool, that’s cool, baby. You know how it is, rocking and rolling and what do I know.” After all, he even agrees with a small musical intermezzo.