14 celebrities who don’t hide the signs of aging, making them their strong point

For many people, having wrinkles and gray hair is not only ugly, but also out of fashion. Many modern women live under this motto. However, no matter how much we fight it, emotions and time always leave marks on the face. Exaggerating in combating these signs can erase individuality.

we do not awesome.club we admire women with the courage to challenge prejudice, say no to botox and plastic surgery, even knowing that their face is a business card, a work tool.

Although she is young, Emilia already has some clearly visible wrinkles on her forehead. However, they are not a consequence of aging, the point is that the actress has a very rich facial expression. If she decides to get rid of her wrinkles, she will simply lose some of her natural charm. To take care of her skin, she prefers less radical products: daily facial massage, day-to-day make-up reduction, toning and hydration.

Gwyneth, 48, believes that women after 40 undergo a special upgrade of their inner “program” and start to look at the signs of aging in a different way. The actress has a rather philosophical opinion about the marks of time on her face and admits that she would not want to erase them and travel back in time: “Of course I have wrinkles and gray hair, but I sincerely love it.”

The appearance of Keanu Reeves’ bride doesn’t leave many people alone, exactly because she doesn’t try to match any ideal of beauty. She does not dye her hair white on principle and openly explains why. In her early 20s, her hair began to turn white, and in her 30s, she decided not to expose her locks to toxic dyes, which could cause breast cancer.

Natalia Vodianova, the Russian supermodel, does not need to prove anything to anyone, and simply appears in public or posts photos on social networks, where she appears naturally: without makeup, with wrinkles and gray hair. This is not a principle, the truth is that Natalia is not shy about the natural processes of her face and hair.

Uma Thurman confessed that she already thought about doing lifting facial, but never admitted botox. “Smoothing wrinkles doesn’t make you young,” says the actress. She believes that she should accept herself as she is, regardless of age.

“What if one day at age 65 or 75 you wake up and realize that you’ve never written a book, never swam in hot pools and seas because you have thick thighs and a bulging belly, or simply because you’re so focused on perfectionism that you forget to to live? It will break your heart. Don’t let it happen.”

Cameron Diaz always says: the less you think about aging, the better you look. Because you don’t express extra emotions and worry less. “When you accept that you are getting older, you add about six years to your life. Because the body always follows the thought”, shared the actress.

Cameron even co-authored a book on the subject titled “The Longevity Book”, based on the opinions of various experts. The five basic rules to stay in good shape at any age, in the opinion of the actress are: good nutrition, physical activity, sleep, stress management, and loved ones close by.

Sarah Jessica Parker never considered it a shame not to dye her hair and expose gray hair to the world. Even her character Carrie, from the series “sex and the city” said: “There is no shame in showing that we are not born blondes”. The actress still allows herself to leave the house without makeup, and systematically, her fans understand her attitude in an ambiguous way.

In her first interviews, Natalie used to claim that actresses, after 40 years, can be left without work if they completely refuse to resort to the services of beauty specialists. However, it seems that years later, the actress is not embarrassed by the signs and changes that come with age.

Eva Longoria is also one of those celebrities who don’t hesitate to appear in public without makeup, or post photos on social media without disguising their wrinkles.

The actress has always opted for light care, without injections or surgical interventions. As for cosmetics, in her opinion makeup enhances imperfections even more, and beauty should start with skin care. The most important are the use of products with SPF, hydration and other little tricks that the star always shares with great pleasure.

Kate Winslet has stated several times that she won’t get plastic surgery to hide the signs of aging. She said it contradicts her morality, her personal view of beauty. “I will never give up. I’m an actress, I don’t want my expression to freeze,” she claims. However, that doesn’t mean she doesn’t take care of her skin. Of course, she takes certain precautions, but without fanaticism, just as she takes care of her body.

Cate Blanchett has long spoken out against botox and plastic surgery, and is very skeptical, particularly of cosmetic procedures. For her, plastic surgeries are always visible on the face and, generally, people regret the interventions performed. However, journalists occasionally note that the actress’s appearance looks too young and question her words.

Rachel Weisz is also quite critical of botox and associates it with the profession. The actress believes that the lack of facial expressions is a difficulty for acting, so actors should forget about botulinum toxin.

Over time, and especially after the birth of daughters, Drew Barrymore began to relate philosophically to aging. She believes that the inner state is essential, as it undoubtedly affects the appearance, however much we try to hide it.

“I am more determined than ever to show my daughters that aging is a luxury. If we’re lucky, we’ll all get old. I just want them to feel good about themselves, not just worrying about how they look. I want them to be good people.”

Emma Thompson, the British actress, with her costars Kate Winslet and Rachel Weisz, created a league against lifting facial. The organization is involved in popularizing natural aging. Emma has stated several times that she dislikes the indoctrination of standards: “We are now in this terrible race of youth that requires everyone to look 30 when you are 60”.

And you, what do you think of the procedures that make us younger? Are you for or against? We want to know your opinion.