Pamela Anderson, 56, goes makeup-free for a high-energy shoot and reveals her children are “horrified” she has ditched her stylists and glam squad.

Lately she’s been adopting a no-makeup look, attending fashion week shows in her natural state, saying the move signals “self-acceptance.”

And former Baywatch star Pamela Anderson, 56, looks incredible as she poses for a high-energy shoot for High snobberyshowing its minimalist beauty.

Having gone from wearing heavy makeup and posing for glamorous photo shoots previously, Pamela is more comfortable sharing this new face with the public.

But she admits her two sons, Brandon Thomas, 27, and Dylan Jagger, 26, from her marriage to Tommy Lee, 61, still haven’t fully understood it.

In an accompanying interview, Pamela said, “My kids were like, ‘Mom, you’ve got to have a glam team.’ And my agents were like, ‘You’ve got to have a glam team!’ Where is the stylist?”

“I told her, ‘I know how to put on a dress. I don’t need anyone to button my blouse. I got it.’ And they were just horrified.”

She keeps her beauty regimen very simple and sad: ‘I make rose oil, which I make with rose hips. I’m interested in my Epsom salts, olive oils and shea butter.

Pamela also talked about love and said that despite her five marriages she still has faith.

She was married once to Tommy, once to Kid Rock, twice to Rick Salomon, very briefly to Batman co-producer Jon Peters, and most recently to Dan Hayhurst.

She said: ‘Being alone is good. If you can be alone, then you can probably be with someone else. I don’t know anything when it comes to relationships.

‘Love is the most important thing in the world. So, if you are in love, you are brave and it is something important to value.

‘You fall in love with the people there to expose a part of yourself that you need to overcome. Relationships are mirrors.’

He added: ‘It’s important to remember that breakup tears aren’t just about that person. It’s about your whole life… Look, it’s not supposed to be easy. Relationships are one of the hardest things you can dive into.

‘I think all people love without labels, but I feel close to the LGBTQIA+ community.

‘You can love someone, but you can’t change them. And sometimes the most loving thing is to get out of the way!’

To see the full feature, see: https://www.highsnobiety.com/p/pamela-anderson-interview/