When Pamela Anderson abruptly altered her way of life, it astonished everyone. Her glitzy, celebrity-like appearance disappeared, giving way to a more grounded appearance.

Even with her glamorous Hollywood appearance, Anderson had a strong affinity for farming, which she fostered when she bought a farm in Ladysmith, Canada, more than thirty years ago.

She committed herself throughout the years to carefully repairing and updating the property, giving it her distinct style and individual touch.

‘I bought this place over thirty years ago from my grandmother, and she lived out her life here, so she could distribute her wealth amongst her kids,’

Anderson stated in an interview when asked about her desire to go back to her rural roots. «And after that,

I was simply roaming around in Los Angeles and living like a wildlife. When I returned in 2020, I realized that this was the right time.

For Anderson, the process of revitalizing her family’s land felt a lot like coming home. It’s like going back to her roots, she adds.

There, she feels the energy of her grandfather, who taught her how to connect with the natural world. ‘It’s very primitive and mythological.’

Thirty years ago, she advocated living simply but was criticized.

For Anderson, navigating the space between sustainability and simplicity has not been without its difficulties.

She encountered doubt and disbelief thirty years ago when she set out to promote sustainable living. She encountered opposition and criticism, yet she never wavered in her beliefs.

‘I recall that homemade creams and similar products have always existed. Thus, it is not novel.

However, it’s enjoyable because it’s sort of in the fashion world now, whereas thirty years ago, when I tried to create sustainable products or talk about simplifying skincare, people thought I was crazy.

Notable for her Playboy covers and critically lauded roles in popular television shows like Baywatch,

Anderson has had a significant metamorphosis and chosen to embrace her actual self. It’s a lifelong process of self-exploration. She reveals fresh facets of liberation and truthfulness every day.

Anderson received a lot of praise and attention for her audacious decision to go makeup-free during Paris Fashion Week.

During my time at Paris Fashion Week, I was frequently asked about that. I reason that I was serving my own interests.

Is it okay for me to leave like this? As in, I’m good just the way I am. I simply didn’t want to play the game and get involved in all the glitz. All I want to do is challenge beauty by flipping the script.

Anderson was steadfast in her beliefs despite pressure from loved ones and agencies to meet traditional ideals of beauty.

‘Their insistence on conformity only strengthened my resolve to defy expectations and embrace my individuality,’ she said, fueled by their mistrust.

Her sons even suggested that she should be more glamorous, but she had other ideas. “Mom, you can’t; you need the glam team,” my kids said to me.

‘No, what are you talking about?’ I responded. The fact that you folks are telling me that encourages me to keep going!

I’m not going to pretend to be makeup-free; I’m going to do a fresh face. I simply felt liberated after that. Nobody gave me a ‘Agggg!’ look.

Acknowledge the value of variety and place the utmost importance on your physical and mental well-being.

Whether you adore cosmetics or would rather go natural, keep in mind that genuine beauty comes from the inside out.

In the end, what counts most is feeling content, self-assured, and healthy, so let’s embrace originality, appreciate difference, and give self-care first priority.