Why Marilyn Monroe didn’t remove strong fluff from her face – despite the directors demanding it be done

Many women have fluff on their faces. In most cases, it is completely invisible and does not affect appearance. Others can only see it if they get very close. Well, or if you take a photo with a flash on a very bright camera.

Marilyn Monroe, one of the most beautiful women of the past, also had whitish fluff on her skin. They say influential Hollywood directors and producers have repeatedly demanded that the movie star shave off that innocent facial hair so it’s invisible in the frame. At that time, the cameras did not have increased clarity – but nevertheless, exceptional perfection was demanded of the actresses so that the public could not find fault with a single detail.

Marilyn knew perfectly well how cruel the laws of Hollywood are: where today you’re a superstar, and tomorrow you’re the forgotten heroine of a forgotten movie.

They say that in order to act in films, Monroe had to undergo several secret plastic surgeries – which at the time were not yet so safe and common. Nevertheless, the blonde categorically refused to part with her fluff on her face. It doesn’t matter how you ask her!

It’s because Marilyn carefully kept her ideal complexion. Living in sunny Los Angeles, she never tanned and applied makeup with paler shades to whiten her face.

The actress thought the white fluff on her face gave her a special, even more noticeable shade of whiteness that cosmetics couldn’t achieve. So there was simply no point in persuading her to wax her face!