Teri Hatcher, 60, displays super-smooth tight face at amfAR Gala in Cannes - after insisting she's ditched filler and Botox
Teri Hatcher displayed her super-smooth tight skin at the annual amfAR Cannes Film Festival Gala on Thursday night.
The 60-year-old Desperate Housewives star, who insisted she ditched filler and Botox back in 2010, looked incredibly radiant and glowing at the glitzy event.
She showcased her incredibly glowy complexion as she arrived at the gala, wearing a glamorous thigh-high split black gown, teamed with a Roger Vivier clutch bag.
Teri has sparked plastic surgery rumours over the years as the star continues to be ageing in reverse.
But the actress previously provided picture evidence to prove to her fans she no longer touches filler or Botox.
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Posting a picture of her makeup-free face in 2010 on Instagram, the star hit back at trolls who kept insisting she's toyed with plastic surgery.
She said: 'Thought about all those damn critics of my face. Love it or hate it, my face that is, no surgery, no implants, no matter what "they" say.
'Decided I'd shoot myself to reveal some truths about "beauty" and hope it makes you all easier on yourself.'
She added: 'Oh look I can raise my eyebrows and wrinkles show up on my forehead. I can also look like a monkey if I put grapes in my upper lip.
'It's really funny. I have to say I can't remember ever being upset enough to look like this, but I'm just making or shall I say "under LINING" a point.'
However, Teri did confess to experimenting with fillers and Botox when she was younger, adding: 'Did I every toy with fillers or Botox over the years? Yes.
'(But) tell me does this look Botoxed to you? Yes I am alone in my bathroom naked in a towel on behalf of women everywhere trying to make a point.
'Women YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL.'
But the actress previously provided picture evidence to prove to her fans she no longer touches filler or Botox
Teri also revealed that the key to many good photos of celebrities including herself was not surgery, or make-up, but good lighting.
In 2020, Teri credited the Clarins Super Restorative Instant Lift Serum Mask for keeping her skin glowing and wrinkle-free.
She told Marie Claire the mask is what gives her an 'instant face lift' and is the secret to her anti-aging looks.
'I feel the most beautiful when I am being my most authentic self', Teri told the publication.
'When I'm treating myself well, eating right, exercising, being creative, and being social with a community of people that I really care about—all of those things drive towards self-acceptance.'
Teri also insisted drinking three litres of water per day is what helps her looking radiant and glowing.
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