With the advent of millennials, new trends have emerged in the world of beauty. Now you need to age beautifully. Many cosmetic companies are even thinking about giving up the use of the word "anti-aging" in order to help everyone get on the right path - love for their age! These stars accepted themselves as they are. And they look, by the way, great!
Cate Blanchett (48)
"I don't think rejuvenating plastic surgery is good for anyone."
Heidi Klum (44)
“Each of us has our own concept of beauty. But for me personally, the faces made after plastic surgery are ugly!"
Halle Berry (51)
“Aging is a natural process. And it will touch everyone."
Drew Barrymore (48)
“Of course, nobody wants to look old. But I think it's pointless to fight against age. It is still clear who will be the winner in this battle”.
Cindy Crawford (51)
“Of course, I don't look 23, but everything about me suits me. And I feel young."
Iman (62)
"I prefer to age beautifully."
Jennifer Aniston (48)
“There is no need to be afraid of the word 'anti-aging'. For me, it is, rather, competent self-care so that the skin looks great."
Jennifer Connelly (46)
“First of all, well-being and happiness are important to me. And age is age."
Kate Winslet (41)
"I love my age, but I will not refuse anti-wrinkle creams."
Julianne Moore (56)
“I don’t presume to condemn others. If they want to inject Botox, the main thing is that their faces do not completely change."
Winona Ryder (45)
“I have nothing that I would like to fix. I'm happy with the way I look. And yes, I love that I'm getting older."
Salma Hayek (50)
"You need to be beautiful inside."
Naomi Watts (48)
"Your age should be reflected on your face."
Oprah Winfrey (63)
"People often lie about their age, do not admit that they are getting old, but this is happening - you just need to accept yourself as you are."
Kate Moss (43)
"It's nice to get older and still like yourself!"
Victoria Beckham (43)
"I'm not afraid of getting older."
Kim Cattrall (60)
“If you are lucky, you will live a long life. Then you will grow old."
