Madonna's appearance at the Grammys has sparked debate about cosmetic procedures, but several celebrities in their 60s are championing natural aging. Jamie Lee Curtis, 64, has publicly regretted past Botox and liposuction, calling them 'humiliating' and urging others not to 'f*** with your face.'
Curtis, nominated for an Oscar for Everything Everywhere All At Once, told Lorraine Kelly in 2021 that plastic surgery made her 'feel worse.' She also criticized the term 'anti-ageing,' saying, 'We're all going to f***ing age! Why do you want to look 17 when you're 70?'
Andie MacDowell, also 64, debuted grey hair at the 2021 Cannes Festival and has since embraced her natural salt-and-pepper curls. She said she has never 'felt more powerful' since letting go of hair dye.
Both actresses advocate for subtlety in skincare and cosmetic treatments, rejecting the pressure to maintain a youthful appearance at all costs. Curtis warned that fillers and filters are 'wiping out generations of beauty' and that once you alter your face, 'you can't get it back.'
