One of the premises of human beings should be “stick to what you know”. The world has become so multifunctional that it now seems essential to know how to do everything. Joey King may not know this saying, but the actress will never forget the day she tried to be a Michelin star chef and ended up with part of her face burned.
Cooking is not the most complicated task in the world, as long as the dish is not too difficult to make. Joey King is relatively new to the world of cooking and her latest experience makes this clear. The ‘Kissing Booth’ actress had a mishap when she threw the spring onions into the pan with oil that was hotter than it should have been.
The dangers of cooking: Joey King and her oil burns
It was she herself who shared images on her social networks and told the story as it was: “I burned myself a few days ago by throwing spring onions into a pan with hot oil”. The best part of the whole story is that her mother, far from worrying, gave her some advice that King may remember before she tries to demonstrate her culinary skills again.
“I called my mother to tell her and she said, ‘You see, that’s why I hate cooking’, the actress takes it with humor. These spots can take between two to six weeks to heal, but fortunately, they usually leave a temporary mark that fades over time. However, if these marks do not disappear over time, a dermatologist may have the key to improving their appearance.”
Joey King may have marked March 3 on her calendar, as that is the date chosen by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to present the Oscars. Although she is not nominated, she will want to look her best on the red carpet, if she decides to attend the gala.