The "goddess of immortality" does not exist, and the 58-year-old Carina Lau's no-makeup photos reveal many middle-aged and elderly actresses

In the entertainment industry, there are many acclaimed veteran actresses known as "goddesses of immortality" or "goddesses of frozen age", and their photos on social media often show them in their early twenties. However, when the beauty filter was removed, their so-called "myth of immortality" no longer existed, and the years did not open up to them. Among them, Carina Lau showed a unique style with her unique attitude.

On April 8, Carina Lau shared photos of her cherry blossoms in Japan on social platforms, which directly showed her true face without any retouching. In the photo, she is not powdered, but only wearing a pink hat as decoration, and the fine lines and dark skin tone at the corners of her eyes are clearly visible. Still, she exudes an unpretentious charm.

This is not the first time Carina Lau has shared her no-makeup photos on social platforms, she has disclosed her life many times, allowing people to see another side of her. Her courage and self-confidence undoubtedly set an example for actresses who indulge in retouching. She does not deliberately seek refinement, but shows a natural beauty. Although time has carved its mark on her face, her beauty is still stunning.

Among the many "goddesses of immortality", Zhao Yazhi is undoubtedly the most eye-catching. She is 71 years old, but she still retains her youthful appearance. On April 2, a group of airport photos of Zhao Yazhi attracted widespread attention. In the photo, she is wearing a purple suit, with fair skin, big eyes under her bangs are full of vitality, and the whole person is as pure and lovely as a girl. Her hair is thick and her posture is graceful.

In general, whether it is Carina Lau or Zhao Yazhi, they have proved with practical actions that true beauty is not only in appearance, but more importantly, in inner tenacity and self-confidence. Their courage and self-confidence are worth learning from each of us.