Pamela Anderson is known for her cascading blonde hair and glowing, makeup-free skin, but we don't think we've ever noticed just how blue her eyes are. In her latest Instagram video that features a new drop from her Sonsie skin range, the actress, who turned 59 in July, was seen applying her new lip balm in style.
The former wife of Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee wore a perfectly preppy blue shirt emblazoned with stripes and wore her blonde mane tied back. As she applied the lip product, her piercing blue eyes sparkled. Beautiful.
Speaking about the cherry-infused product, she quipped: "Found in the garden tucked away… a new obsession… It’s never too late to try something new."
Pamela Anderson's brand, Sonsie
Originally launched in 2023, Sonsie Skin was founded by Marie von Behrens-Felipe and Roberto A. Felipe. A year later, the star of The Last Showgirl joined the brand as co-founder and co-owner.
© FilmMagicPamela said online that her son's girlfriend had the idea of creating a 'simple, no-nonsense' skincare brand that works around her busy life as a working mother.
Her positive philosophy behind the project aligns with her wider approach to ageing. Earlier this year, Pamela expertly summed up her ethos, remarking: "Sonsie is the glow that comes from being comfortable in your own skin. To me, true beauty is about celebrating authenticity. I want to look like myself, feel like myself, and that means taking care of myself on my terms," she wrote on her website.
Pamela's lowdown on her beauty transformation
"I think being a woman in your 50s is inspirational. I've got off all the roller coaster of emotions over the last few decades. I barely even remember them, but here I am, and with all this experience," she exclusively told HELLO! in 2024.
© Getty Images"A lot of my career was about physicality, and it's been a journey. 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 mused.
