"An 85-year-old grandmother actor is not old enough to put on makeup. "Is that enough for the malicious comments?" responded to the photo

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American actor Donna Mills (85) responded with humor to the malicious comments, saying, "The makeup is too thick for my age."

Mills posted a short video on his Instagram on the 5th (local time). In the first scene of the video, he stood in front of the camera in a black leather jacket, lace tank top and full makeup in jeans. After introducing the malicious comments, "You have too much makeup for your age," he said sourly, "I didn't receive such a memo." The video then switches to a scene where he changes into a typical "grandmother costume" wearing gray dank hair, lace blouse, gold-rimmed glasses and pearl necklaces. And one word: "Did you want it to look like this?"

The video says, "I'm sorry, but I have no regrets. I like how I look. This is my style, and the style doesn't have an expiration date," he said. The caption had a hashtag, "#style #aging #makeup #clapback #comforthewarrior." The video spread rapidly immediately after its release, and major foreign media such as People magazine illuminated it all at once.

There was also a lot of support in the comments section. "You're 85 years old? 84 Is the next number right? "It's amazing," "I wonder what the hell a person's face looks like with malicious comments," and "That grandmother's costume scene was also so cute." Some said, "Grandmother's makeup was so humorous that it backfired more attention." One netizen directly refuted the malicious comments, saying, "How can you reduce your makeup when you get older?" and another wrote, "If you know how wonderful that person lived, you can't say that."

Donna Mills is unfamiliar to Korea, but she was a beloved actress in the United States for nine seasons as a femme fatale divorcee character in the popular TV drama "Knots Landing" between 1980 and 1989. The character, Divorce, who was sandwiched between four couples living in an alley on the waterfront in the suburbs of Los Angeles, was an explosive hit among American viewers at the time. He was famous for doing his own makeup from the time the drama was aired, and when fans' requests for makeup lectures poured in, he produced makeup tutorials at his own expense and distributed them through Universal Pictures to record platinum.

It is also famous that he intentionally used waterproof mascara in emotional scenes during the filming of the drama. His theory was that "the best acting tool was for mascara to flow down when crying." The actor, who has established his own makeup philosophy for more than 40 years, keeps the philosophy pleasant even at the age of 85.

His words, "Style has no expiration date," are quickly circulating online as a message against prejudice against age and appearance. Netizens are cheering enthusiastically, saying, "I've shown you what confidentness really is," and "I want to live like this even when I'm old."

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