Pamela Anderson has once again graced the BAFTA’s red carpet with her bare-faced beauty and she’s looking more radiant than ever. The Last Showgirl actress first embraced the no-make-up look during Paris Fashion Week in 2023 and hasn’t looked back since, stating that it allows her to embrace her true self and defy societal beauty norms.
Donning a gorgeous white draped Jacquemus gown with a bardot neckline for the BAFTA awards, Pamela’s signature no-make-up look was the real showstopper. Pamela is also the co-founder of her own skincare brand, Sonsie, which is the secret behind her youthful and glowing skin.
In a TikTok video with Elle Magazine at the end of last year, Pamela gave us a peek into her current skincare routine and revealed how to achieve her flawless skin. The routine begins with the brand’s Cleansing Mousse, £34, a cleanser specifically designed for sensitive skin and packed with hydrating, skin-soothing actives.
Plus, it has a subtle rose scent inspired by Pamela’s own rose garden.
The cleansing routine is then followed by Sonsie’s Super Serum, priced at £67. This serum is packed with niacinamide, known for its skin-soothing properties, and plant oil extract to nourish the skin, giving you that coveted lit-from-within glow, reports the Mirror.
The final step in Pamela’s skincare regime, which she swears by while travelling the globe, is Sonsie’s Multi Moisture Mask, retailing at £51. This versatile product doubles as a mask and moisturiser, locking in the benefits of the previous products for all-day hydration.
Despite Sonsie’s products being a bit on the expensive side, the results are undeniable – Pamela looked more youthful than ever on the BAFTA red carpet. If you’re curious about other celeb skincare secrets, Victoria Beckham is a big fan of Augustinus Bader’s The Rich Cream, currently selling for £120.
Meanwhile, Sydney Sweeney can’t live without the Laneige Bouncy and Firm Sleeping Mask, available now for £25.60.
