she famously asked in “Crazy, Stupid Love”).
In reality, the A-list actor is all about living in the moment.
This philosophy is helpful when it comes to aging, in particular.
Hollywood is notoriously harsh on female actors after they reach 30.
According toThe Washington Post, women in their 30s claim just 40% of top-billing roles.
Over 90% of cosmetic surgery patients are female-identifying.
Quite simply, “I think we should just stop talking about it,” she told Gotham Magazine.
Her all-natural approach is evident on herInstagram, where she posts plenty of make-up-free selfies.
Often, she’ll opt out altogether.
In anotherInstagram post, she shows off her smile lines on BeReal.
What’s more, the “Boogie Nights” star finds conversations around “aging gracefully” sexist.
Still, she’s committed to keeping her skin healthy.
Her two main tips?
Wash your skin and wear sunscreen.
You don’t need an expensive cleanser.
Moore likes to buy Cetaphil from the drugstore.
When it comes to her fine lines, she applies a little bit of collagen-promoting Elastascene.
On her neck, she likes to use a cream called Nectifirm.
“I don’t like a lot of coverage,” she explained in herVogue Beauty Secretstutorial.
Her most recent go-to isHourglass' “True Red.
All in all, she doesn’t think makeup is a necessity.
it’s possible for you to be professional without makeup.
Makeup should be a want, not a need,” she shared with Glamour.
We couldn’t agree more.
