Pamela Anderson is officially in her all-natural beauty era, and she's now getting Drew Barrymore in on the action, too.
The Baywatch alum came by The Drew Barrymore Show on October 21 to celebrate her skincare brand Sonsie (which Drew also uses!), and she went makeup-free for the appearance. As Pamela, Drew and Valerie Bertinelli talked about why Pamela is so passionate about her decision to ditch makeup for good, Drew shocked Pamela in the best way with a bold move while on the air. In the middle of Pamela sharing how empowering going au naturel has been for her, Drew pulled out her clip-in hair extensions right in front of her guests and the audience.
"It really is so interesting, what you said too, about ... Sorry, if we're really going to be honest here," Drew began in the vulnerable clip posted on TikTok, "another really awesome symptom of perimenopause is you start to lose your hair."
Her surprising move caused the studio audience to clap and cheer, while Pamela exclaimed, "This is great, oh my gosh, this is wonderful. Let's go!"
Upon seeing Drew's move on live television, fans couldn't help but praise her (and Pamela!) for choosing to bare it all.
"No makeup, no hair dye! We’re finally free! It’s about time we love ourselves just the way we are! 👏👏👏," one person wrote in the comments. "I am so into this era," another agreed. "True natural beauty! There is too much fakeness in our world today. Be confident in your natural beauty. What a powerful message," a different follower added.
All of the studio audience members went home with the Sonsie Multi Moisture Mask, one of the brand's staple products. If you're inspired by Pamela to bring out your best natural skin, you can shop the mask, serum and lip balm online.
Fans may know Drew is also involved in the beauty industry as the owner and face of Flower Beauty. With her being unafraid to take her hair extensions out and let her natural beauty shine, it looks like we may be seeing Drew embrace a new era ... and we absolutely love it.
As the entertainment and news associate editor for Good Housekeeping, Adrianna (she/her) writes about everything TV, movies, music and pop culture. She graduated from Yeshiva University with a B.A. in journalism and a minor in business management. She covers shows like The Rookie, 9-1-1 and Grey's Anatomy, though when she’s not watching the latest show on Netflix, she’s taking martial arts or drinking way too much coffee.
