Drew Barrymore prefers aging with grace for herself, but is not judged towards those who choose otherwise.
The Drew Barrymore show The host was recently asked about a fan about his “secret for aging with grace” and “being so comfortable” in his own skin.
Barrymore, 50, first denied having some cosmetics procedure on his face.
“I haven’t done anything and I want to try like this,” said the actress turned into TV-Host at the time behind the scene.
Barrymore insisted that his response is not a justification for judging those who choose to perform cosmetic procedures.
“But I am also like, do what works for you. All I know is that they do not judge other people because they do things differently,” the Angels of Charlie The actress told the crowd.
“We are all in our own way and we have to support each other,” said Barrymore, admitting that even she fights with her occasionally perceived defects.
“I see a lot of turkey neck or I have many other times when I am like ‘Oh wow, we are there now.'”
The actress doubled her message to “be kind” in another suggestion.
“I want to tell me that I am not so bad with myself. How many beautiful moments do we have the privilege of seeing our reflection and that person who looks at us is?” Barrymore suggested.
“Then, the friendliest, most patient, more resistant, more loving, hugging, less derogatory than we can be, it will be better for our mental game and spiritual game, which affects the face.”
While I didn’t have a secret to being confident, he insisted that “a smile is better than any lipstick you will buy.”
“And the internal dialogue that is not so eviscent of ourselves and so fast to catch a defect, who says that is the defect, by the way, that could be the most favorite of another person of you … how ironic. It’s not how you look, that’s how you feel,” he concluded.
