That isn’t surprising; we humans have a tendency to resemble one another in terms of clothing, interests, and looks.

Celebrities are frequently portrayed as flawless beauties with no defects or imperfections. They always appear beautiful on film, and whether on the red carpet, in a photoshoot, or on the streets, they exude a perfect air.

But every now and again, we get a glimpse of what celebrities really look like, minus the make-up, flattering lights, and beautiful clothes. We’ve seen several such incidents in recent years, and it’s only then that we learn, gratefully, that celebrities are just like everyone else, not superhumans.

Goldie Hawn, 74, has always been one of my absolute favorite actresses. Her infectious smile, wonderful charm and talent have captivated millions of people over the years. Few are able do it – but Goldie has managed to maintain her movie star status and popularity for over three decades.

Ever since her breakthrough, Goldie has been praised for her natural looks and her golden, blonde hair. In April 2020, Goldie was on the front cover when People Magazine’s “Beautiful Issue” celebrated 30 years.

Goldie Hawn without makeup shot

“Some people believe you’re gorgeous, and some think you’re hideous. They express a wide range of viewpoints, therefore you must become robust to them. To do so, you must first discover and grasp who you are and what you truly believe about yourself. “And that’s where I believe I learned about my inner beauty,” she continues.

A few years ago, the Award winning actress appeared in public without make-up, in broad daylight. Many people reacted to the photo because Goldie didn’t look anything near the actress we have become accustomed to over the years. Without make up, she looked almost unrecognizable (yet the paparazzi managed to catch her)

At the same time, many people appreciated her natural beauty, and I can only applaud her for her carefree approach. And just because Goldie doesn’t go out with ten coats of makeup doesn’t mean she doesn’t care for her complexion and face.

“One of the most vital aspects of all is sleep. Getting enough sleep is essential, as is consuming excellent oils, keeping your face supple by removing dead skin, and using sunscreen every day. “I also take the time to massage my creams into my face,” Goldie says.

In an interview with Pop Sugar, Goldie revealed that she ingests two tablespoons of olive oil before bed and massages her face.

“The skin is our biggest organ, and as you get older, you get drier”, she said.

In the very much appearance-fixated entertainment industry, Goldie has often had to answer questions about her figure, her skin, her femininity and her appearance. Over the years, many celebrities have tried to use their platforms to problematize age discrimination in Hollywood.

Julia Roberts, Nicole Kidman and Jennifer Aniston, Helen Mirren – all of these greats have slammed age discrimination in Hollywood and demanded a change. But Goldie has a slightly different view of the discussion and she wants to take a different path to change things.

“Do you think you’re going to fight the system?” You believe you’ll be able to prove to Hollywood that you’re still a desirable, viable object once you reach 45? No. There is a certain reality. Is it making me angry? No. I am not an angry person. I’m not a militant person. Anger won’t get you anywhere. “It isn’t productive,” she told Harpers Bazaar in 2017.

Hollywood romances are notoriously short-lived. Celebrity relationships and marriages are always changing. But evidently, no one told Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn—the actors are still in love after nearly four decades together.