Acne, mustache and gray hair: “imperfect” celebrities who don’t care about beauty standards

Celebrities especially often face social pressure. But some celebrities embrace their natural features and stay true to themselves.

Jennifer Lawrence resisted losing weight for her role in the Hunger Games. She admitted that in the book her character is a spoiled girl fighting to win the Hunger Games, but the actress felt it was important to also consider the film’s young female audience who would relate to the heroine. Clearly there was no point in adding complexes to them, Jen reasoned.

The singer is tired of fighting for the “perfect” body in a bikini and has stopped being ashamed of photos in a swimsuit. Camila Cabello has been candid about the impact of beauty standards on her mental health.

The singer is one of the main ambassadors of body positivity and regularly talks about the importance of self-acceptance in her interviews. Lizzo faced criticism more than once, but the star does not reject her “self” and, as if despite the haters, proudly wears transparent dresses and bikinis.

Crazy ex-creator and star Rachel Bloom opens up about her mistakes and challenges the stigma surrounding women’s hormone cycles. So she once shared a photo of her acne during filming, admitting that her busy work schedule and hormonal cycle triggered the breakouts.

The actress does not paint over her gray hair and only grins when asked what she thinks about aging and the loss of beauty. Andy believes that aging is not associated with a loss of beauty and confidently claims that she has never felt more beautiful than she does now.

Ashley Graham broke barriers by becoming the first plus-size model to grace the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition. And the model continues to defy public expectations by candidly showing how her body changes, even during pregnancy. Ashley boldly shared unfiltered photos and showed off her stretch marks.

While beards are considered the norm for men, women often face stigma for them. Kate Upton confidently shows that a mustache is nothing to be ashamed of.

The supermodels themselves set the standards of beauty that everyone aspired to. So Christy Turlington was known for her perfect skin. But with age, the catwalk star did not join the race for eternal youth, and today she does not hide wrinkles.

“Everyone is so obsessed with being younger, but I don’t want to look younger than I am. Our face is the map of our life, the more you see of it, the better,” she explained.

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