In an interview with Charm, Charlize Theron she said she was criticized for getting a facelift, which, in truth, she never did.
The actress, now 48, then claimed her right to grow old and highlighted the gender disparity on that front:
My face is changing and I love that it changes and ages. People think he got a facelift. They ask themselves:What did it do to her face?“. So I answer:Bitch, I’m just getting old! This does not mean that I had a bad plastic surgery. It’s just what’s happening“.
I’ve always had trouble with the fact that men age like fine wine and women like cut flowers. I despise this notion and want to fight it, but I also think that women want to age in their own way. I think we need to be a little more sensitive to the journey that each of us goes through. My journey of getting my face on a billboard (Dior) has now become quite amusing.
In fact, although in a world where bodypositive common, “the case is difficult to manage”:
I always found it very funny when I got fat from movies, and then I had to walk the red carpet. I call (her stylist Leslie Fremar) and tell her: “I’m making this film about postpartum depression (Tally) and I’ve put on about 100 pounds.“. And she: “MY GOD! MY GOD! How will I dress you? It’s not something that can be decided at the last minute.“. He made me wear a lot of off-the-shoulder jackets.
SOURCE: Charm