Moms launch anti-glitzy ‘Get Un-Ready With Me’ effort to teach young girls to embrace their looks
NY Post
Sarah Lee, a married mom of four, is taking it off — all her makeup, that is.
“Going makeup-free is so freeing,” Lee, 51, told The Post. “I have more interesting and important things to contribute to the world other than just my physical appearance.”
And Lee of Sacramento, Calif., isn’t in a rush to reapply her blush.
The grandma of two tikes under age 5, alongside other moms and role models — from everyday women to “Wonder Woman” star Gal Gadot and “Baywatch” babe Pamela Anderson — is forging the excessive use of foundations, glosses and social media filters for the long term.
And for the sake of young girls everywhere.
It’s a gallant, anti-glitzy effort toward teaching tots and teens to embrace their God-given looks, rather than succumb to the modern-day pressures of looking picture-perfect.
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