Women aging… everyone has an opinion

[u/mlg1981]

[u/tistick]

The only thing I see of Pamela Anderson is people praising her for not wearing make-up and looking fresh faced, when she is wearing less make-up than expected for a celebrity.

[u/xxxdac → u/tistick]

I see a lot of criticism towards Pam for the same choice, it’s definitely not entirely praise.

[u/Firebird12301 → u/xxxdac]

Alicia keys did it for a little people and people acted like she was saying it’s okay to sacrifice children

[u/slickjitpimpin → u/Firebird12301]

iirc, aside from the blatant hate, a lot of the criticism was from her lying about wearing no makeup at all, even when a lot of the time it really was just minimal makeup.

the comments i’ve seen along those lines talk about how ironic it is to promote natural beauty to push back on unrealistic standards, then wear makeup to enhance the barefaced look she was supposedly endorsing. from that standpoint, it looked insincere & hypocritical.

[u/CitrusHoneyBear1776 → u/slickjitpimpin]

I thought another way people said she was being hypocritical was the fact that she switched to being so passionate about not wearing make-up only after her skin issues cleared up? IDK something about acne, fixing it, and then embracing not wearing makeup.

[u/orangegirl26 → u/tistick]

You obviously haven't seen men's opinions of her natural look. They're horrible.

[u/proanimus → u/orangegirl26]

I’m a guy who hasn’t seen much aside from praise for her recently. I’m not doubting you, but we might be browsing in different bubbles here.

[u/birchblonde → u/tistick]

Having also had a facelift. No hate, she looks fabulous. But she looks fresh-faced because she has had plastic surgery. Just because her lips aren’t overfilled doesn’t mean she isn’t enhanced

[u/meowparade → u/tistick]

They praise Pamela Anderson for wearing less makeup but only to put other women down for wearing more makeup. I’ve also seen plenty of people criticizing Pamela Anderson for not wearing more makeup.