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Pamela Anderson Makeup was so consistent for most of her career that it is not as easy to recognize it without it. After being famous in the 90s, the model and the actor were almost never seen without black eyeliner, light lipstick and thin and sculpted eyebrows. But, recently, Anderson changed his look spectacularly, often appearing in public and on social networks in very little makeup. In a new interview with She ,, THE Baywatch star explained the surprisingly heartbreaking reason for which she left her emblematic look behind. Continue reading to learn more.

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In the past, Anderson has favored dramatic makeup. She said She How much she liked to experiment with fashion and beauty products.

The 56 -year -old explained that, in the 90s, she twin her outfits with "the makeup of the day before, and a little two -night glitter before. The things that never leave you! At children's school, and I would catch up in a reflection, and I would have glitter on my face. Which doesn't make you a bad mom, just because you are covered with sequins. "

She described her younger style like "wild and inhume ... I don't know if it was a defense mechanism or what. I just thought:" I'm going to have fun. ""

In 2019, makeup artist of Anderson, Alexis Vogel , died of breast cancer. The actor said She That after the death of her friend, she gave up wearing the complete face of makeup which was her business card.

"She was the best. And since then, I just felt, without Alexis, it's just better for me not to make up," said Anderson.

Vogel website Includes information on the other celebrities with which she worked, including Lisa Marie Presley ,, Carmen Electra , And Kelly Clarkson "But Anderson is more strongly presented as one of its regular customers. "I am absolutely to give people their confidence and their" sexy "in return," The artist said THE Los Angeles Times in 2010. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

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In 2010 Los Angeles Times The interview with Vogel, Anderson told the newspaper that wearing his signature makeup was like putting a character.

"My mother and super-tin have always been in my hair, makeup and glamor, but I have always been a tomboy," she said. "And I never thought that I would go in this direction. Many of my friends thought I was the last person to do what I do because I was really not va-fl."

But when she moved to Los Angeles and shaped for Playboy , she had a change of heart. "They make up me and I said to myself:" Wow, it's fun "," she said. "It was never" that's what I have to wear to get out of the door ", or" that's what I have to do ". I would look at photos and see what it seemed better with a darker eye And bigger hair, and it has almost become a character. "She added:" Good hair and makeup make you feel more confident. Play with her. ... It's exciting, and it can be more funny Let people do it. "

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Anderson is still wearing glamor to events, but the style is often different from what it was wearing while working with Vogel. She was also photographed without makeup or with light and natural makeup, as in her new campaign for the clothing brand Aritzia and in her Netflix documentary, Pamela, a love story .

Makeup artist Eileen Madrid said She In January, she had been working with Anderson for two years and had contributed to Its updated look . "Everyone already knows what Pamela looks like Glam, which is why she wanted to be raw and show the world her true authentic face," said Madrid.

Anderson said She That his current look is "releasing and fun, and a little rebellious too". She explained: "Because I noticed that there were all those people who made big makeup looks, and it's like me to go against the grain and to do the opposite of what Everyone does. "

She continued: "I think we all start to look a little funny when we get older. And I don't care when I look at the mirror. I go:" Wow, it's really ... what is happening to me? "It's a trip."