Pamela Anderson is giving us a glimpse into her laid-back approach to beauty, embracing a more natural look by going makeup-free at recent fashion events. In her Substack newsletter, The Open Journal, the Baywatch star shared insights into her skincare routine in a post charmingly titled “A Gentle Regime.”
Describing her current beauty routine, Anderson revealed, “My beauty ‘routine’ is pretty simple these days.” She’s taken a minimalist approach, opting for simplicity by eliminating products that felt “too complicated.” Gone are the days of spending extra time at the sink with numerous steps in her skincare routine. Instead, she now relies on just a few key products.
Anderson has curated a collection of essentials, placing them strategically where they’re easy to access and enjoy. She playfully mentioned, “I plant things where I’ll see them and [apply them]… A rose hydration spray in the fridge that I use every time I open it… a lip balm in my bag that I apply all day long, especially in the winter.”
In a world often dominated by elaborate beauty regimens, Pamela Anderson’s refreshing and straightforward approach highlights the beauty in simplicity. Her routine not only speaks to self-care but also embraces the idea that beauty is about feeling comfortable and authentic in one’s own skin.
Pamela Anderson has a personal touch to her skincare routine, incorporating a homemade rose hip facial oil that has become a staple, whether she decides to wear makeup for the day or not. Describing this special addition to her routine, she affectionately shares, “It sits on my vanity for before makeup or just ‘as my makeup’ these days.”
THE Love, Pamela The 54-year-old author, mother of two and animal rights activist, also reflected on her acceptance of menopause. She revealed that her doctor told her she was “not a good candidate for hormone therapy, due to my family health history,” and concluded: “So I’m on my own, I’m going with the flow , without judgement…I got this. “The inner peace this woman has!
“Something came over me and I was dressing up in these beautiful clothes and I thought I don’t want to compete with these clothes,” Anderson said of her quirky no-makeup experience in Paris earlier this year. “I’m not trying to be the prettiest girl in the room. I feel like it’s just freedom. It’s a liberation.