Michelle Pfeiffer, 64, praised for 'life-lasting beauty' as she promotes free eye exams in IG video
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: On April 6, Michelle Pfeiffer took to Instagram to spread the word about a charitable endeavor she is involved in with Warby Parker. Warby Parker contributed all sales revenue to a program that offers "free vision tests, eye examinations, and spectacles to school students around the country."
Fans couldn't help but remark how gracefully the Catwoman' from 'Batman' (1992) has aged, with one commenting, "Undeniable life-lasting beauty!" "She grows beautiful as she ages," said another fan, while a third added, "You look MORE GORGEOUS than EVER."
"You are still drop-dead gorgeous after all these years. You are the epitome of the old adage "aging gracefully" that I have to change to "aging gracefully, elegantly, and youthfully" for you," wrote a fourth fan. Sharing the same sentiment, someone else noted, "Beauty, grace, and elegance. Ever."
Pfeiffer focuses on stress management
Pfeiffer stated in an interview that there was no secret to beauty and that maintaining good health was the key. When it comes to health, she said, people frequently search for ways to "cheat," but if she slacked off on her diet or drank too much wine, she would notice.
Instead, Pfeiffer practices stress management, gets adequate sleep, and eats a healthy diet. She also switched to a considerably healthier vegan diet, which has prevented her from aging. Pfeiffer acknowledged that she originally found it challenging to maintain the lifestyle, but that she had come to appreciate it.
She observed a change in her skin after the switch, in addition to avoiding several toxins. Michelle Pfeiffer is a health advocate, but the actress joked that she also cared about her appearance. The vanity element, she noted, "will always be there."
Ambivalent about plastic surgery
The mother of two acknowledged that, when it came to plastic surgery, she has often oscillated between yes and no. "I'm not guaranteeing that I won't get cosmetic surgery in the future. I believe that saying never gets harder and harder as you get older, especially in front of others," stated Pfeiffer.
The actress added that while she supported individuals in doing things that made them feel good about themselves, she also had to draw a boundary. She drew the line at treatments that went too far and caused one to lose their natural appearance.
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