10 celebrities encourage us to love our age lines

Living the passage of time can be, for some, a process of accepting their own essence. Other people worry about doing a kind of time freeze, with a series of facial care. There are some Brazilian TV stars who are part of the group of people who show that they live in peace with their wrinkles and expression lines.

we, from awesome.club, we admire celebrities who inspire us to accept our own faces and stages of life, regardless of how they face age, with aesthetic procedures, or naturally. What matters is that they are showing that essence does not go away over the years. Check out!

A very popular figure in soap operas and also on the internet, Renata Sorrah is admired by the public for her work and outstanding presence. In an interview, the artist said that she believes it is necessary to face that time passes for everyone, although it is not easy. And she stated that she doesn’t feel paralyzed by this process, as she has countless dreams ahead of her.

“I don’t feel like I’m getting old, because I have so many projects, I like to create, I still want to do so much. I just avoid being a person who lives complaining about the world,” she said.

One of the biggest names in Brazilian popular music and elected by the BBC as the best singer in the universe, Elza Soares is synonymous with vitality and strength. For her, aging hasn’t arrived yet, because she feels alive and the same as always, presenting herself with a high heel.

The singer declared in conversation: “I haven’t aged yet. The day I grow old, I speak. I remain the same. Elsa alive. With the same senses and desires. Following life. The one you met in heels 15 dancing and singing on stage.”

It is with sweetness that Marisa Monte, 54, one of the most charming artists, lives her aging process. When receiving the Brazilian of the Year Award in Culture, in 2012, Marisa spoke about how we face and choose things to do with our hours of the day and often the basics, which are important, go unnoticed.

“People want to experience things so intense that they don’t find time. We have so much to catch up on — bills, exams, documents. In the face of this pressure it is a luxury to choose simple things to do,” she said.

Upon completing 50 years of career in 2015, Gal Costa revealed that the experience gained over the years has given her a peaceful and secure life, with more baggage and less internal demands. The artist is now 76 years old and exudes energy.

The iconic MPB singer said in an interview that her soul is young, so she lives aging lightly. “I’m not afraid of getting old, especially when it comes to my music. She is the reflection of my soul, and I feel so hungry, so energetic. There is no reason to be afraid.”

Who doesn’t remember the iconic Tieta? Betty Faria gave life to the character in the 90s. Now 80 years old, the acclaimed actress deals well with the issue and exudes good humor. The artist demonstrated that maintaining a more joyful essence is fundamental. After participating in the soap opera Boogie Oogie, Betty wanted to be on the beach, lying in the hammock, but she couldn’t refuse the invitation to act in the play The actress, which talks about how age can be complicated, for some.

The character of the play is an actress who is saying goodbye to her profession for not being able to deal with her own aging. In an interview, Betty talked about how she sees the passing of the years: “Being old is difficult, we have to negotiate every day with the medicine, but being a bad-tempered old man is a sadness, a drag”.

Actress Samara Felippo began her career in the 90s with the series Caça Talentos and the soap opera Anjo Mau. Then came the huge success with the character Érika Schmidt, from Malhação. Today, over 40 years old, the artist defends self-love and acceptance.

About the passage of time, Samara has already declared on her social networks that the important thing is to enjoy every moment. “Aging is good, it is necessary to find new and current pleasures”. Optimism and confidence can do extraordinary good, can’t they?

Journalist and presenter Astrid Fontenelle, 60, played an important role in the now-defunct MTV Brasil. However, it is at GNT that she gave life to two iconic shows for seniors — Saia Justa and Arrivals e Departures. The passing of the years has brought him much more than the natural physical traits of aging.

She continues to show, in her personality, attitudes such as courage and self-confidence to live the way she wants. The famous has already appeared with blonde, pink, blue hair, showing that there is no age to be happy. On Saia Justa, on GNT, the presenter declared, in a conversation with Letícia Sabatella, that she wants to age in peace, because she looks in the mirror and likes what she sees.

Renata Vasconcellos consolidated her career as a TV journalist at Rede Globo. She has been a presenter for Jornal Nacional since 2014, but we have also seen her work on Fantástico and Bom Dia Brasil, in which she acted for a decade. At 49 years old, the journalist considers that aging with lightness and respect for oneself is a beautiful act.

“I have never had an intervention and I am not against plastic surgery. But I am in favor of the right to age. In fact, I think it’s really nice to know how to get old. I don’t hide my age, I don’t want to look younger than I am, I want to look good,” she said in an interview.

Journalist and presenter Maria Cândida, 50, famous for her work as a reporter on Programa do Gugu, on SBT, and on several other broadcasters such as TV Record and TV Aparecida, is on the air as a reporter for the Bem-Estar attraction on the program É de Casa , from Rede Globo. The famous looks at her own aging and that of other women with more compassion.

Preparing for aging can make a lot of difference in our heads. “I’m a reporter, I need to be on the street and have the freedom to reproduce what I see, in my own way. So I found the niche: telling women who are getting older that, hey, that’s okay, you can get to that beautiful, full mark, just get ready for it,” she declared.

The actress and director Malu Galli acted in the soap operas Amor de Mãe, Império, A Vida da Gente and Cheias de Charme, all on Rede Globo. At the age of 50, the artist deals well with age and sees the experience of time with pride, so she welcomes the passage of time.

To her, asking a woman’s age could not be considered offensive. “This thing that a woman cannot be asked about her age reflects that a woman cannot age. A woman can and should grow old, but our society is ashamed of old age. She is welcome, she is wisdom, she is power. We have to be proud of getting old,” she said in an interview.

And you, do you give yourself this opportunity to grow old with love? Which artists are inspiring to you and which have become even more interesting over the years? Tell us in the comments!