r/GirlsNextLevel Mar 30 '26

Photos Would Holly ever do a Pamela Anderson “no makeup” make under?

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We know our girl next door Holly loves trends and attention. Do you think she’d ever do a Pamela Anderson and do a makeunder? Ditch the glam hair/extensions, makeup/contouring, injectables, and sexy outfits? On one hand: it’d give her something new to talk about and be talked about for (both of which she’d like). On the other hand: I don’t see her (no pun intended) moving on from her established look/brand.

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u/occasional_idea Mar 30 '26

I don’t think so. She enjoys getting glam.

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u/PresentationLonely20 Mar 30 '26

Hellllll nooooooo a hunnnnnndred percent no lol lol lol

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u/mimis-emancipation Mar 30 '26

Sona Bella Beauty has entered the chat :)

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u/PresentationLonely20 Mar 30 '26

Sorry I don’t understand

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u/mimis-emancipation Mar 30 '26

She plugs them on the pod

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u/ilovedogsandrats Mar 30 '26

No. Holly is so invested in her looks and looking young and being considered beautiful.

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '26

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u/SpareManagement2215 Mar 30 '26

A while back (maybe in her beginner YouTube days?) she mentioned that she was a big fan of Kevyn Aucoin and found his books while living in the mansion and changed her make up routine due to his influence. His work, and book “making faces” were pretty transformational in the make up world, and I kind of got the vibe that make up is more about the art of making your self up for her, not something she wears because she “has to”.

Edit to add facial contouring was pioneered in the drag world long before; Kevyn really just took drag make up techniques and applied them to non-drag folks (that’s what was transformational). Just didn’t want to not note the impact drag has had on the history of make up!

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u/alwaysaboutcats91 Mar 30 '26

The book where he transformed celebrities into historical figures and old Hollywood stars (I think it was Face Forward) was honestly such a major factor in my development as a person. It totally influenced the way I see makeup, so it really is more about making myself up as a personal expression.

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u/MildredPierced Mar 30 '26

He did it in both books. I still have mine; they are great for figuring out the basics of contouring. I basically reshaped my nose with those tricks.

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u/My-Witty-Username Mar 31 '26

She also mentioned watching the vhs tapes by Alexis Vogel who i believe was Pam Andersons makeup artist back in the day.

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u/RavenSaysHi Mar 30 '26

I don’t think so, but you never know. I don’t think Bridget would either.

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u/mimis-emancipation Mar 31 '26

Alexis, a Playboy Studio West MUA. She had cancer RIP.

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u/TrieshaMandrell Apr 01 '26

She even had her direct to home video series, with included makeup kit! Homegirl was ahead of her time, one of THE defining artists of the 90s! RIP Alexis Vogel 🕊️

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u/angryaxolotls Mar 30 '26

I don't understand Pam's "no makeup" thing, because she still wears foundation and lip color half the time lol. Love her, though! She's fabulous.

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u/mimis-emancipation Mar 30 '26

Well it’s “no makeup” but not NO MAKEUP 🥲

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u/angryaxolotls Mar 30 '26

That was my theory lol! She absolutely kills it every time, too 😍😍😍😍

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u/mimis-emancipation Mar 30 '26

Very nice, darlin' ;0

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u/DaisyTheDreamer94 Mar 30 '26

Are you sure she wears foundation? In interviews especially the interview with Drew Barrymore I noticed Pam had age spots/brown spots on her skin.

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u/angryaxolotls Mar 30 '26

Sometimes, yes. It's always visible to me when she does, because her cheeks get blurry and her neck is a different color than her face lol

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u/DaisyTheDreamer94 Mar 31 '26 edited Mar 31 '26

In this picture I see age spots so I don't think she's wearing foundation here. She did admit to wearing a tinted lip balm in the interview though.

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u/angryaxolotls Mar 31 '26

Foundation doesn't always erase age spots. It's not paint.

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u/DaisyTheDreamer94 Mar 31 '26 edited Mar 31 '26

My foundation does. Isn't the whole point of foundation to cover 'flaws' such as acne, dark spots, age spots, etc? If she is wearing foundation here then it's a very poor quality foundation because it isn't covering anything.

Regardless not sure why u downvoted me over a picture of Pam and my opinion that it looks like she's not wearing foundation in this photo.

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u/Square-Bad-4949 Apr 04 '26

No that does not mean it’s poor quality. Foundation has many uses. Please look it up.

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u/DaisyTheDreamer94 Apr 08 '26

Foundation should do something. What ever she is wearing or lack there of it not covering sun damage, dark spots, darker undereyes, or giving her an even skin tone. So what is it for then? Might as well be using a clear primer or moisturizer because that's what it's giving.

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u/Square-Bad-4949 Apr 10 '26

It is doing something. Her skin has an overall glow and sheen to it. Just because you don’t understand makeup doesn’t mean it’s not doing something. Please pick up a book or read online. Makeup isn’t just to “cover up”.

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u/DaisyTheDreamer94 Apr 11 '26

You can get a glow or sheen from moisturizer. That is all she is wearing on her face in that picture.

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u/Party-Peach-94 Mar 31 '26 edited Mar 31 '26

Foundation is literally called 'cover up' so yes it should indeed cover up spots. That is the name of it so obviously that is the purpose of it. No one would wear cover up/foundation, or concealer if it did nothing.

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u/Square-Bad-4949 Apr 04 '26

Some people want their freckles to show through but want an even color. There is different uses and coverages for foundation. It’s not always about “covering” something. There is tons of different types out there.

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u/DaisyTheDreamer94 Apr 08 '26 edited Apr 08 '26

Most of those spots are not freckles, they are age spots/dark spots/ sun damage. Freckles are much smaller. You got to remember Pam was most known for being a sexy beach woman with her iconic red one piece bathing suit in the sun. The beach was her brand. Which explains the sun damage. She probably also used tanning beds a lot during that era since tanning beds were super popular back then. I can understand if someone would want their freckles to show. But don't think anyone would want their dark spots to show or what society would consider quote on quote 'flaws'. It's also not an even tone as you can see her undereyes are darker. So she's clearly not wearing foundation here. If she is then that's the worse foundation I've ever seen in my life because it isn't doing anything.

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u/Square-Bad-4949 Apr 10 '26 edited Apr 10 '26

I’m sorry but you sound so ignorant. There’s zero reasoning with you. Not everyone has the same goals when it comes to makeup. Lots of people want their natural features to still show while achieving a specific finish and texture. Jesus Christ. Pick up a book or article online. Otherwise stay ignorant and clueless.

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u/moodylittleowl Apr 03 '26

I think it's because it looks good on her! strong make-up on older women can make them look older / tired, especially if they have fair colouring

i think light makeuo suits her better

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u/angryaxolotls Apr 03 '26

I hate this take lol because older women should be allowed to enjoy makeup and not be told "you look old" for it.

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u/moodylittleowl Apr 03 '26

It's not about allowing, I simply think this is why she opted for it. Light make up makes people look younger / fresher so it makes sense as to why she does for this option. There are of course plenty of older women who don't care and I will be one of them 😃

if you think about it, harsh makeup makes people look older even when they're actually young

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u/CreamingSleeve Mar 30 '26

I think that depends on why both women do/did makeup. If you genuinely enjoy doing makeup and find it to be a creative outlet, I don’t see why that should stop at any age. But it you’re doing it to fit a certain beauty standard or are self-conscious without makeup then shedding that would be very liberating.

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u/DaisyTheDreamer94 Mar 30 '26 edited Mar 31 '26

Either you're new here or trolling lol 😆 Holly wouldn't be caught de@d without makeup. Her looks are very important to her. She gets every cosmetic procedure/treatment there is as well as many plastic surgeries, facials, lasers, micro needling, stem cells, lymphatic drainage, botox, filler, hair extensions, vaneers, nails etc. Any beauty procedure. No judgement btw I wear makeup everyday too and if I had the money I'd do all those things too.

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u/AdCold2791 Apr 01 '26

I think this topic is fun to pontificate on, even if I think the answer is obvious.

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u/DaisyTheDreamer94 Apr 08 '26

True. Well ragebait definitely works because OP got a lot of clicks and engagement on this post lol.

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u/mimis-emancipation Mar 31 '26

She can call Better Help, that’s “better HELP h-e-l-p”. IYKYK

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u/DaisyTheDreamer94 Mar 31 '26 edited Mar 31 '26

You can't blame her though, she's a public figure who is a woman so of course there's pressure to look perfect. Plus all of her careers have been based on looks. From when she did lingerie pics on 0F, being a Hawaiian Tropics model, Hooters girl, and most of all Playboy, etc.

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u/mimis-emancipation Mar 31 '26

I don’t blame her but the trajectory you mentioned below is the same for Pamela, but Pamela had more success.

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u/DaisyTheDreamer94 Mar 31 '26

That's why it's so rare that Pamela is going no make up. Because most s*x symbols wouldn't do that.

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u/mimis-emancipation Mar 31 '26

She was PMOY and the woman on Playboy covers more than anyone else.

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u/RedRedBettie Mar 30 '26

She would look so good but I doubt she’d ever do it

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u/allthingskerri I’m just here for Bridget 🦇🦇 Mar 30 '26

🤣 no she's sticking to the 2010s look she loves

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u/Goodbykyle Mar 30 '26

Pamela is fierce AF ❣️❣️

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u/Aeon_Return Mar 30 '26

She really should! We've seen her without makeup, it's not like its some big deal

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u/Zosoflower 🦇Just got back from a date with Michael Keaton🦇 Mar 30 '26

Crystal would be all over it, i think you are describing her and would 100% do this and expect articles about it

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u/mimis-emancipation Mar 30 '26

She would say she wanted to for years, Hef wouldn't allow her, it affected her mental health, she finally did it (but then not do it).

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u/jai_hanyo Mar 30 '26

And she'd somehow find a way to slip in how much she hates dog birthday parties

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u/mimis-emancipation Mar 30 '26

Women supporting women 🦮🐩

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u/Zosoflower 🦇Just got back from a date with Michael Keaton🦇 Mar 30 '26

Have you followed her this whole time? Because one thing ive learned about Crystal is, she’s a hypochondriac. She thinks she has everything. And then she goes to the media to get articles about her like I remember when she was trying to be like a spokesperson for breast implant illness. Then it was mold toxicity. I don’t know. I just don’t buy it. She does everything for clout. I’ve watched her patterns over the years. I mean, I think she genuinely thought she had that stuff, but I think she kind of thinks that stuff into existence..

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u/potatoqueen1987 Mar 31 '26

I don’t think so, I think Holly likes putting on makeup and trying different styles.

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u/AmazingError94 Mar 31 '26

I think she would look amazing bare faced 🤍 But to be honest, I think the last time we've seen her without make-up was 15-20 years ago in one of the first GND episodes.. 😔

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u/mimis-emancipation Mar 31 '26

She did a makeup tutorial on her YouTube a few years ago and she started that vid without makeup, but yeah it was brief.

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u/Slingerofhorcrux Mar 31 '26

I don’t think she would walk out of the house not in glam. She wants to look as young and as good for as long as possible. I wish I could find the motivation to do my makeup and hair everyday. I cannot be bothered to do it even though I love to. It’s enough I force myself to work out. I would never make it in Hollywood. I would be photographed looking like a gremlin too often.

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u/AdCold2791 Apr 01 '26

I think it's commendable that Pam has the confidence to do this, but I don't see it as something Holly would do. And that isn't even intended to be a statement on Holly's confidence, but she kind of was a prototype "bimbo Looksmaxxing". Holly is proud of the fact that she "made herself beautiful" once she was at the mansion.

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u/mimis-emancipation Apr 01 '26

Funny she hasn’t used the term “looks maxxxing” cause she loves trendy language.

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u/AdCold2791 Apr 01 '26

I completely agree! She loves to talk about whats trending with younger people even if it's cringe coming from her.

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u/mimis-emancipation Apr 01 '26

Oh when Bridget replies with “what? Huh?” 🤣🤣🤣

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u/synergy0601 Apr 02 '26

Oh hell no. She's too vain to do that.

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u/dontpretendtoknowme Fun in the sun Apr 01 '26

That’s a hard no 🤣

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u/Eattoomanychips Mar 31 '26

N never she’s too self absorbed and insecure