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“Why Fillers But No Makeup?”: Pamela Anderson Slammed For Natural Appearance At NYC Screening
Pamela Anderson’s makeup-free journey continues to spark heated debates online.
In light of the 57-year-old actress embracing her natural look, many recently accused her of using fillers and having undergone plastic surgery.
The Baywatch star, who was once synonymous with ’90s glamour, recently attended a screening of her new film, The Last Showgirl, at The 92nd Street Y in New York City on Tuesday, November 12.
Highlights
- Pamela Anderson sparked discussions for her makeup-free appearance at a New York City event.
- The 'Baywatch' star recently attended a screening of her new film, 'The Last Showgirl,' at The 92nd Street Y.
- Critics accused her of using fillers and plastic surgery.
- “She doesn’t do anything invasive, she doesn’t do any surgery, she doesn’t filler, she doesn’t do any Botox,” celebrity facialist Klara Chrzuszcz previously claimed.
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Pamela Anderson’s makeup-free journey continued to spark discussions during a recent screening of her new film, The Last Showgirl
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Image credits: Pamela Anderson
Dressed in a white button-down shirt and a coordinating linen midi skirt, Pamela completed her look with nude heels and her signature blonde hair pulled back into a low ponytail.
Staying true to her commitment, she walked the red carpet without any makeup and confidently showcased her natural beauty.
However, her appearance quickly fueled negative commentary online and reignited discussions around her decision to adopt a makeup-free lifestyle.
The Baywatch star’s below appearance at The 92nd Street Y triggered accusations of using fillers and undergoing plastic surgery
Image credits: John Lamparski / Getty Images
“It isn’t natural if you have had plastic surgery a few times over the years (face and body) and still get fillers. You can find millions of women (and men) aging naturally if you just look around,” said one outspoken commenter.
Another echoed the sentiment by asking, “Why fillers but no makeup? There’s vegan non toxic makeup on the market, but the fillers are unknown & potential poison.”
“For the love of God, Pammy, please put some slap on. She’s gone from one extreme to the other,” wrote another. “Too much when she was young and didn’t need it and now nowhere near enough when she does need it. She looks embalmed.”
The ’90s icon is the co-founder and owner of Sonsie Skin, a vegan and cruelty-free skincare brand
Image credits: Pamela Anderson
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Pamela has not only spoken about her makeup-free journey in the past but also seemed to suggest she didn’t want plastic surgery done to alter her looks.
“I always said I’d recognize myself when I was old in the mirror. I don’t want to chase [aging] and I don’t want to do all the crazy sh– to myself,” she told Dax Shepard on his Armchair Expert podcast last year, seemingly hinting at cosmetic procedures, according to Prevention.
The former Playboy Playmate also famously removed her 34DD breast implants in 1999.
“It’s something I’ve been wanting to do for a long time and I’m very happy with my decision,” she said at the time.
“She doesn’t do anything invasive, she doesn’t do any surgery, she doesn’t filler, she doesn’t do any Botox,” claimed celebrity facialist Klara Chrzuszcz
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Celebrity facialist Klara Chrzuszcz claimed Pamela is her client and noted that the ’90s icon doesn’t undergo any surgery or Botox.
“She doesn’t do anything invasive, she doesn’t do any surgery, she doesn’t filler, she doesn’t do any Botox,” she told the U.S. Sun.
“She’s a very natural girl but still, when it comes to skincare, she is very adventurous,” added the founder of the New York-based Klara Beauty Lab.
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Tabitha 1 year ago (edited)
I don’t see fillers, I just see a face with no makeup that has been pretty well taken care of. Not all of us need fillers and plastic surgery when we get old, because we lucked out DNA-wise, plus we’ve been taking care of ourselves, and consequently our faces, all our lives. So get your sleep, stay hydrated, eat a balanced diet, try not to yo-yo weight wise if you can help it (be really careful when you hit menopause!), exercise moderately, do not sleep in your makeup, wash your face completely clean, let your pores breathe, and be extremely careful with sun exposure. That way you can minimize damage, and look really good when you get older.
Roni Stone 1 year ago
She's beautiful. Why in the world does anyone think she *needs* makeup? Men aren't expected to wear it, and no one complains about that! Lord, I'm tired of the sexism. I'm 70 and have not worn makeup in almost 20 years. I am not nearly as lovely as Pamela Anderson, not by a very long shot, but I don't *owe* anyone any makeup for their misogynistic pleasure.
Tabitha 1 year ago (edited)
I don’t see fillers, I just see a face with no makeup that has been pretty well taken care of. Not all of us need fillers and plastic surgery when we get old, because we lucked out DNA-wise, plus we’ve been taking care of ourselves, and consequently our faces, all our lives. So get your sleep, stay hydrated, eat a balanced diet, try not to yo-yo weight wise if you can help it (be really careful when you hit menopause!), exercise moderately, do not sleep in your makeup, wash your face completely clean, let your pores breathe, and be extremely careful with sun exposure. That way you can minimize damage, and look really good when you get older.
Roni Stone 1 year ago
She's beautiful. Why in the world does anyone think she *needs* makeup? Men aren't expected to wear it, and no one complains about that! Lord, I'm tired of the sexism. I'm 70 and have not worn makeup in almost 20 years. I am not nearly as lovely as Pamela Anderson, not by a very long shot, but I don't *owe* anyone any makeup for their misogynistic pleasure.
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