Pamela Anderson praised for wearing no makeup as she shows off ‘beautiful’ new look
Topics: Beauty, Celebrity, Pamela Anderson, Film and TV
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Topics: Beauty, Celebrity, Pamela Anderson, Film and TV
Pamela Anderson has been praised for wearing no makeup as she showed off her new look this week.
The model, 57, embraced her natural beauty during a screening on her upcoming movie, The Last Showgirl, in Hollywood over the weekend.
Appearing alongside fellow co-stars, including Brenda Song and Kiernan Shipka, the actress appeared to be totally bare-faced as she posed for photos.
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Anderson also seemed to be sporting a new hairstyle, with her bangs freshly cut and styled.
After first ditching the makeup during Paris Fashion Week last year, the 57-year-old is often seen embracing her natural looks at glamorous events.
And people can't stop praising the Baywatch star, with one writing: "I rate the hell out of Pamela Anderson ditching make up. One of the most thoughtful and compelling actors around, pure class."
While another said: "I'm obsessed with Pamela Anderson and her beautiful no make up face."
And a third added: "Pamela Anderson is so beautiful and I love that she is embracing her natural face so much."
Meanwhile, a fourth commented: "I think Pamela Anderson is absolutely beautiful NOW. Much more so than when she was younger. She is the quiet serene beauty that lasts."
On Monday, it was revealed that Anderson is up for a Golden Globe for best performance by a female actor in The Last Showgirl.
After first rising to fame in the early 90s through her work with Playboy, Anderson went on to appear on ABC's Home Improvement before landing her iconic role as CJ Parker on Baywatch.
She recently described her new look as a way of 'peeling off the layers of [her] life'.
“I’m a fresh slate now, at the starting position of the next chapter," she explained, adding that the chapter is 'going to be even better' now that she doesn't have to 'pretend to be something that [she's] not'.
“I’m enjoying the process of getting older,” Anderson told The New York Times.
"The things that are happening to my face — a little elasticity is leaving — I’m finding humor in that.
"I feel sexier now that I have some secrets and some mystery. We don’t learn that until later in our lives.”
The comments echo those made Anderson made in an interview with People in November, when she explained that rather than 'aging', she calls it 'Life-ing'.
"Chasing youth is futile," she said.
"All we can do is embrace who we are at the moment we are in, and be okay with where our feet stand right now.
"I can just be me. It's very freeing to be comfortable in your own skin."