The famous Hollywood actress Gwyneth Paltrow has sown controversy on social networks after sharing a series of photos in which she quietly enjoys a vacation with her family and friends.
The artist from the United States, known to the general public for playing roles in films such as Shakespeare in Love, Country Strong or The Good Night and for participating in series such as Glee or The Politician, has uploaded a specific photo in which you can see the effects that sunlight has had on his skin, which does not look very good.
''I'm the same age as Paltrow. Our parents didn't put sunscreen on us and the damage started when she was a child. There is no amount of sunscreen that an adult can put on to repair that damage'', ''Look at the damage the sun has done to your skin. What product will fix that?'', ''This is unhealthy. Skin cancer isn't that pretty and it's very dangerous'' or ''You aged really badly. Use cream to protect yourself from the sun'' are some of the comments that can be read in the publication.
Although there are endless messages that directly criticize the actress for not having taken care of her skin and blame her for having different spots and dryness, there are some comments supporting the artist: "Those comments are hysterical. Why does the new generation find it 'awful'? if she's just a woman enjoying her husband'', ''Too quick a judgment, folks. Yes, the sun causes problems, but there are other factors that we can't control that cause even bigger problems'' or ''I love that you are so natural'', among others.
The actress, winner of an Oscar Award, a Golden Globe and two Actors Guild Awards, among other recognitions, has not yet commented on the strong comments she is receiving in her publication, so it seems that she is not giving too much importance to these negative words.
Many of the people who have commented on the photo of the actress have done so out of surprise to see the state of her skin, since Paltrow is a woman who is always talking about "taking care of yourself" and " put self-care before anything else. In addition, the American usually encourages her more than 8.3 million followers on her social networks to have a healthy lifestyle, something that many do not understand now.
Some Twitter and Instagram users have wanted to emphasize that nothing is known about the artist's skin health, so speaking lightly about this subject and blaming unprotected sunlight is something "unfair" and ''unethical''.
