Looks absolutely terrible now!
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Lilith — 7 months ago(August 09, 2025 04:48 PM)
Has it been that long? I really haven't been paying that close attention to this matter.
I still think that the term "brave" can be applied to Miss Anderson for contextual reasons. In the age of Instagram, filters, photoshop, curated images and especially given that she lives in the land of the fake and pretty much her entire reputation has been based on her looking very artificial, the change is extremely drastic. The contrast is what makes this dramatic and so unique for her compared to we peons.
Not many women feel confident enough to go makeup-free, especially on camera. I feel like she's grown into a new era of herself and finding comfort, and for that, I do applaud her.
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kuatorises — 7 months ago(August 10, 2025 01:36 PM)
Pamela Anderson's decision to stop wearing makeup gained significant attention in September 2023, when she appeared at Paris Fashion Week without makeup. She has since spoken about this decision, highlighting that it was a personal choice driven by a desire for self-acceptance and a departure from the "cartoon character" image she had cultivated
-Google Gemini
Feb. 2024
Pamela Anderson opens up about why she decided to ditch makeup
https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/2024/02/09/pamela-anderson-no-makeup-why/72535439007/#:~:text=The model and actress%2C who rose to,says her bare face isn't for publicity.
Oct. 2024
Pamela Anderson says she’s trying to ‘challenge beauty’ by going makeup-free
https://www.today.com/style/beauty/pamela-anderson-makeup-free-rcna118487
Why Pamela Anderson Doesn't Wear Makeup: "I Really Didn't Know Anyone Would Notice It"
https://www.instyle.com/why-does-pamela-anderson-not-wear-makeup-8771701
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Lilith — 7 months ago(August 10, 2025 02:38 PM)
That's why I mean in any other culture, region, line of work, etc., this would not be much of a remarkable decision on her part. As she pointed out, she pretty much made her career being painted up, poofed out and being made to look like a caricature. When it comes to California and Hollywood in particular, the amount of pressure put on women to look a certain way is relentless. There is a much harsher view of how women must always look young, perfect, and made up. She's bucking the system and, in the process, she's finding a new era of herself that isn't toxic or mainstream or pushing an impossible image.
Choosing to not wear makeup in and of itself is not that big of a deal, but context matters given how she's made her livelihood and how her image has been cultivated.
I still think she looks great and it's nice to see a woman not glopped up with paint. She's just bringing something new to the field.
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JustinCase — 7 months ago(August 09, 2025 04:28 PM)
She's not "brave" for not wearing makeup
I think she is since the majority of female H.Wood celebrity is all based on making themselves look more attractive than they really are with fake looks through make up.
So for her to ditch it and come out with what she really looks like is risking not getting all the roles she would if she was still wearing it with the fake tits.
That does take courage.
How you die does not redeem how you lived. - A black pastor on the life and death of Charlie Kirk -
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JustinCase — 7 months ago(August 10, 2025 02:47 PM)
I dig what she is doing.
Going against the norm like that with being natural.
Dunno why you and anyone else should have a problem with that.
How you die does not redeem how you lived. - A black pastor on the life and death of Charlie Kirk -