Pamela Anderson's most dramatic Met Gala look yet—and the serum behind her radiant skin
Pamela Anderson stunned with a flawless, make-up-free complexion as she walked the red carpet at last night's Met Gala - and her dewy, youthful skin is all thanks to one serum
Pamela Anderson has once again graced the red carpet with her bare-faced beauty as she looked radiant in her most daring Met Gala look yet. The Last Showgirl actress first ditched the makeup during Paris Fashion Week in 2023 and hasn't looked back since, stating that it's her way of embracing her true self and breaking free from societal beauty norms.
Donning a breathtaking blue, crystal gown, Pamela stepped onto the Met red carpet in her most daring look thus far, sporting micro-bangs and a chic bob haircut that's become a favourite style of celebrities in the last year. But it was Pamela's signature no-make-up look was the real showstopper.
The secret behind Pamela's youthful glow? Her own skincare brand, Sonsie. In a TikTok video with Elle Magazine in late last year, Pamela gave fans a peek into her skincare routine and revealed how to get her enviable skin. And it's all thanks to one serum.
The cleansing routine is revolves around Sonsie's Super Serum, priced at £67. This serum features niacinamide, which aids in soothing the skin's natural barrier, and plant oil extract, which nourishes the skin with essential nutrients, giving you that coveted lit-from-within glow.
With a formula that boasts 4% niacinamide and 2% mountain pepper extract for hydrated, healthy skin, this serum is set to become a staple base layer in your skincare routine, whether you're hitting the red gala or heading out for copy.
The serum gives the complexion moisturized, rejuvenated skin, thanks to its multifunctional blend of calming and hydration essentials that deliver that enviable dewy glow that leaves Pamela shining at every event.
Elsewhere in Pamela's pre-event skincare routine, she's been known to use brand's Cleansing Mousse (£34), a cleanser specially formulated for sensitive skin packed with hydrating, skin-soothing actives and a delicate rose scent inspired by Pamela's own rose garden.
She also has been known to use Sonsie's Multi Moisture Mask (£51); this versatile product serves as both a multi-purpose mask and a moisturiser, helping to lock in the previous products for all-day hydration.
For alternative niacinamide serums that promise a brighter, dewier complexion that emulates Pamela's no-make-up look, check out this Superdrops Brightening Niacinamide serum from Beauty Pie for £30 or this Porebright Niacinamide 10% Refining Serum from FaceTheory for £16.
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