Charlize Theron, 48, reveals the one ’90s beauty trend she regrets: ‘I’m still recovering from it’

Charlize Theron may look like she did absolutely nothing wrong, but even the enduring beauty followed trends she regretted in hindsight.

Fast X’s star reveal in style In an interview given before the SAG-AFTRA strike, she noted that there was a popular aesthetic fad in the 1990s from which she was “still recovering”.

“Hands down, the thin brow is from the ’90s,” the Mad Max: Fury Road star revealed.

Ironically, the South African-born beauty star was on the rise in the late 1990s.

She had many great movie roles at the time, including parts in The Mighty Joe Young and The Cider House Rules, among others.

Long-Legged Lady: The founder of Denver and Delilah Productions had very thin eyebrows; Seen in the 90’s

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The blonde beauty rocked the thin brow trend on the red carpets in the ’90s—however, with more modeling and acting experience under her belt, Charlize now has healthier, fuller brows.

However, the atomic blonde star called the naysayers in temptation The interview criticized her for possibly having had botched plastic surgery, such as a bad facelift.

She refuted the aforementioned rumors, saying: “She is like, ‘What did she do to her face?’” I’m like, “B****, I’m just getting old!”

And the owner of the stunning statues stressed that she is grateful for aging naturally, adding: “My face is changing, and I love my face changing and aging.”

I also think women want to age in a way that suits them,” Charlize added, declaring that she wants to “fight” the concept of “men (aging) like fine wines and women (being cut up like flowers).” ‘

She believed that empathy was essential to how everyone dealt with their aging journeys.

Showing her sense of compassion for herself, the Fate Of The Furious star revealed she never wanted to gain so much weight for a movie role again.

“I’ll never do a movie again and say, ‘Yes, I’m going to gain 40 pounds.’ I’ll never do that again because you can’t take it off,” she said.

And the Snow White And The Huntsman star has kept in touch as ever, admitting that she was very frustrated that she couldn’t lose weight so quickly when she was 40 when she gained weight for Tully compared to when she easily lost the 30 pounds she gained for her role in Monster at the age of 27. .

Natural Beauty: Although the Bombshell lady said she hated her thin eyebrows in the ’90s, the radiant natural beauty really rocked her when she posed outside her home in South Africa in 1992.

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With her mother at the premiere of Tomorrow Never Dies.

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Keeping it real about how she still struggles to accept herself even with the popular body positivity trend, “(Accepting yourself) is hard,” the Valley Of Elah actress added.

She joked that her kids kept her humble, especially when they saw her most recent billboard where she appeared in front of Dior J’Adore.

“My eldest son was so embarrassed,” the Long Shot star said.

“She’s like, ‘Oh my God, Mom! You’re not even wearing a shirt. I was like, “You’re right.” I didn’t even realize it,” she said, adding that her eldest daughter, Jackson Theron, added, “All my friends are going to see this.” I mean, can you just wear a T-shirt?