“We will understand that saying ‘anti-aging’ is the same as saying ‘anti-life’. Sarah Jessica Parker condemns the taboo around aging.

Sarah Jessica Parker has set an example in terms of fashion and trends, especially thanks to the role of Carrie Bradshaw. Sex and the city . In continuation of the series called And just like that, it addresses another important point: the aging of women, which has been present for far too long in the world of Hollywood, as well as on screen. White hair, menopause… They touch on various topics, as in the life of an actress. We’ve seen her embrace her gray roots a few times. Becoming the face of the RoC skincare brand hasn’t changed her outlook on aging.

Indeed, it has been questioned by the media WhoWhatWear: of this industry obsession with “anti-aging,” he explains that he’s found it “beneficial” to use the term. “But I’m sure if consumers are fed up with it like I am, they’ll start calling it ‘anti-life’.” The actress then explains: “Because one year is life. it is about being alive and having more opportunities to exist, to learn, to teach and to share; to love, to serve, and to be generous, to be a good friend, a good mother, a good wife, a good girlfriend, a good partner, whatever.”

She, who is also a mother of three children, also remembers how much women are targeted in this business and these prohibitions. Unlike men, who are almost congratulated for getting old. “We think the aging man is valuable and sexy, and we admire him as a type of masculinity. I think we’re a little bit off.”

An observation that does not prevent the 58-year-old actress from cherishing hopes. “I have a feeling that we will reach a threshold and start thinking more about how we feel better in life. You know how we live versus how we age?