Kristin Chenoweth Champions Aging with Style and Grace: A Celebration of Maturity
Let’s dive into the fascinating world of aging, where the ever-charming Kristin Chenoweth is breaking the mold and proving that getting older isn’t just a phase—it’s a celebration worthy of a Broadway encore! At the ripe age of 56, Chenoweth has recently stepped into the role of Chief Mature Officer for Laura Geller Beauty, a title that sounds like it belongs on a throne rather than a beauty brand, and she’s using her platform to empower women to embrace their age with gusto. “You couldn’t pay me to go back in time,” she quips, as if suggesting that the fountain of youth is merely a mirage for those not ready to embrace the wisdom that comes with years.
In her exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Chenoweth candidly reflects on her journey through the decades, evolving from a girl who thought a full face of makeup was a daily necessity to a woman who appreciates the “lightness” of her current beauty routine. Gone are the days of tanning with tin foil (yes, you read that right); she now prioritizes skincare over sun-kissed skin. Her daily regimen has transformed into a minimalist approach—think essentials like Laura Geller’s powder, ChapStick, and a touch of mascara—because let’s face it, who has time to channel their inner Kardashian every single day?
As she gears up for Laura Geller Beauty’s National Mature Women’s Day on April 9, Chenoweth is not just making waves with her beauty choices, but also leading a campaign that celebrates women aged 40 to 80. The brand is rolling out an age-based discount that’s as generous as Chenoweth’s spirit—50% off for those aged 50, 55% off for the 55-year-olds, and so on, because if you can’t celebrate getting older with discounts, what’s the point? It’s a refreshing reminder that aging should be embraced, not erased, as Laura Geller herself asserts.
With her infectious energy and empowering message, Chenoweth is challenging the stigma surrounding aging, reminding us all that maturity is a privilege denied to many. So, if you’re feeling a little frumpy about those fine lines or gray hairs, take a page from Chenoweth’s book and strut your age with pride. After all, wisdom is the new black, and it looks fabulous on everyone!
Class dismissed. Now, go forth and celebrate every glorious wrinkle and laugh line as if they were trophies of life lived well.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and People Magazine, Laura Geller Beauty
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