14 DAY TRIAL // Pneumatic babe Pamela Anderson still has a great figure and, more importantly, the willingness to flaunt it on the catwalk, for which reason iconic designer Vivienne Westwood chose her to be the muse and face of her collections. In a recent interview with Elle magazine, Pamela also admits she has no skincare program and is looking to grow old gracefully, as Mr. Paparazzi can confirm.
The former glamor model, recently spotted on a beach outing with her current boyfriend, admits out loud that, while she’s not a fan of Botox or other beauty treatments, she also never uses sunscreen. Anderson is, as her fans must know, a regular on the Malibu beach near her home, so it’s only understandable why so many media outlets have already rushed to point out that this is perhaps the reason why her face looks so aged and spotted.
Be that as it may, at least her face is all natural, Pamela says. “What does it take to look like me? Not much, I don’t wear sunscreen. I don’t have a skincare program. I have no dermatologist and no cosmetic surgeon. Nothing’s been shot into this face.” the star insists. Moreover, despite the ongoing tendency with female stars (and even some male celebrities) to do a little nip here and tuck there to improve their appearance, Pamela is adamant that she won’t do anything of the kind, opting instead to grow old gracefully, a natural beauty all the way.
“I don’t think I’m going to tweak anything. I’m kind of done with it all. I want to see what I look like when I’m old – I’m curious where that’s going to take me.” 42-year-old Pamela says for the same magazine. If she does manage to make good on her promise, she will perhaps be one of the few women in showbiz who turn their back on the cosmetic industry and plastic surgery as a means of improving their looks.
Perhaps confidence plays a very important part in making this kind of decision, it is being said. Where Pamela is concerned, she’s got more than plenty of that, telling the media a while back that she had managed to move past her blonde bimbo image and cross into the realm of art. “Today I am art.” Anderson bluntly put it at that moment.