“My face is changing. I’m not afraid of getting old” | Vanity Fair Italy

Time passes for everyoneincluding the stars, and anyone who tries to turn back time with too much energy then finds the surgeon giving them a Catwoman-style makeover.

Charlize Theron thinks so toofresh from success and acrobatics Fast: This gorgeous 48-year-old (birthday August 7th) of South African descent is approaching her mid-50s without trying to stop the moment.

To the magazine Charm she said she loves her face with flaws (which, probably, only she sees), wrinkles and all the signs that over time transform into small wrinkles on the face. “My face,” he said, “changes, and I love the fact that it not only changes, but ages. People think she had surgery and ask me, “What did she do to her face?” I inevitably respond, “You’re an idiot, I’m just getting old.” This does not mean that I had a failed operation. This is what happens when you get older. I have always hated double standards of assessment: if a man grows old, he is compared to aged wine, a woman is said to have turned into a cut flower.”