Pamela Anderson's makeup free ethos extends to her blissful home life on the coast of Canada.
The Baywatch actress appeared carefree in video footage taken from the backyard of her seven-acre renovated home in Ladysmith, looking incredibly whimsical in the most romantic bohemian dress of dreams. In a video shared with her 5.3 million Instagram followers, Pamela frolicked around the garden in a white linen nightgown and ditched the makeup for a very relaxed and au natural look.
The 59-year-old, who is the queen of the effortless messy bun, gave off the ultimate island girl energy with her blonde locks tied beneath a bandana while she twirled around on a wooden boardwalk surrounded by greenery.
"Live romantically wherever you are," Pamela shared her pearl of wisdom.
"Our island girl," one fan commented. The actress has lived on Vancouver Island, off the west coast of British Columbia, for the past six years. "Vancouver Island fairy dream," another person added.
Pamela Anderson's no makeup ethos
Ever since she made headlines in September 2023 for going bare-faced at Paris Fashion Week, the actress has embraced going natural on red carpets and for public outings.
"You know, I'm 57 years old. A lot of my career was about physicality, and it's been a journey," Pamela told HELLO! exclusively in 2024.
"But it's also been part of the reason why I've kind of done this experiment with myself; just to peel it all back, remember who I am, and not be defined by what people do to me, but defined by what I do, and just to have passion for the work and not become bitter or jaded, still finding joy in the process, in life and in this business," she added.
Home life in Canada
Since moving from Malibu back to her childhood home on Vancouver Island in 2020, Pamela has been renovating the property. She's shared the occasional glimpse at the gorgeous home, which includes a lush seven-acre garden. The actress grows vegetables and flowers there, and it inspired her plant-based cookbook, I Love You: Recipes from the Heart.
"The garden is my re-entry back to myself. To begin again … it's how the garden works. It's full of inspiration. When in doubt. I put my sun hat on, my gardening gloves, boots, and grab my clippers and a harvest basket and head down to my garden by the sea," Pamela told Homes & Gardens in 2024.
"It's full of surprises. It's not in our full control. Nature is powerful, playful and wise. It's a great way to start the day .. a little watering goes a long way. Tending to life, simplicity. Cutting roses for the cabins or weeding into a bucket … I love it all."







