On Tuesday, Teri Hatcher shared a series of filter-free and make-up free selfies shot at different angles in order to fully showcase her authentic face at age 60.

‘Every line [is] a story of real human effort, successes, and flaws,’ the Emmy-nominated actress – who boasts 1.6M social media followers – wrote.

‘Feel free to zoom in. Is one angle more forgiving? More “beautiful?” How we frame beauty is everything — my perception? I choose gratitude for the time gifted in every wrinkle.’

Teri stunned her fans like Instagram user @mandikinninger, who commented: ‘Always stunning! Both inside and out! I love that you always keep it real!’

‘The world sooo needs more realness,’ Instagram user @michaelszone agreed.

Instagram user @lisamichellebenarouche posted a red heart emoji and wrote: ‘I love that you don’t care.’

On Tuesday, Teri Hatcher shared a series of filter-free and make-up free selfies shot at different angles in order to fully showcase her authentic face at age 60

‘You and Pamela Anderson are to be admired,’ Instagram user @joy2theworld86 commented.

‘Embracing natural beauty is so refreshing. I don’t mind a little makeup just to enhance features.’

Hatcher proudly recalled how ‘everyone told me I was crazy’ when she she first put her ‘naked face out there in 2010’ to shut down plastic surgery rumors.

‘Did I every toy with fillers or Botox over the years? Yes. Tell me does this look Botoxed to you?’ the former Bond girl challenged on Facebook.

’45 year old me. Just me wanting to teach that all those glam versus trash pictures of celebs are about lighting! It’s not makeup it’s not [surgery] or Botox, it’s light!’

On July 22, Teri appeared on CBS News to discuss why she started posting her #Sandwiched series online amid caring for her 90-year-old parents, one of whom, her father Owen is living with dementia.

‘This is life,’ Hatcher told the outlet.

‘This is what happens and part of my #Sandwiched series is about having a community, where, as I said, maybe we can’t fix it, but maybe we can feel not alone.’

The WondLa actress welcomed one child – 27-year-old daughter Emerson Rose Tenney – during her eight-year marriage to second ex-husband Jon Tenney, which ended in 2003.

Teri revealed her white roots as grieving mother Anne in Zac Villanueva’s 17-minute horror short film Nightfall, which will be released in limited US theaters October 16 – according to IMDb.

The Emmy-nominated actress – who boasts 1.6M social media followers – wrote: ‘Every line [is] a story of real human effort, successes, and flaws’

She continued: ‘Feel free to zoom in. Is one angle more forgiving? More “beautiful?” How we frame beauty is everything — my perception? I choose gratitude for the time gifted in every wrinkle’

Teri stunned her fans like Instagram user @mandikinninger, who commented: ‘Always stunning! Both inside and out! I love that you always keep it real!’

‘The world sooo needs more realness,’ Instagram user @michaelszone agreed

Instagram user @lisamichellebenarouche posted a red heart emoji and wrote: ‘I love that you don’t care’

‘You and Pamela Anderson are to be admired,’ Instagram user @joy2theworld86 commented. ‘Embracing natural beauty is so refreshing. I don’t mind a little makeup just to enhance features’

Hatcher proudly recalled how ‘everyone told me I was crazy’ when she she first put her ‘naked face out there in 2010’ to shut down plastic surgery rumors

‘Did I every toy with fillers or Botox over the years? Yes. Tell me does this look Botoxed to you?’ the former Bond girl challenged on Facebook

On July 22, Teri appeared on CBS News to discuss why she started posting her #Sandwiched series online amid caring for her 90-year-old parents, one of whom, her father Owen (R) is living with dementia

Hatcher told the outlet: ‘This is life. This is what happens and part of my #Sandwiched series is about having a community, where, as I said, maybe we can’t fix it, but maybe we can feel not alone’

The WondLa actress welcomed one child – 27-year-old daughter Emerson Rose Tenney (R, pictured August 18) – during her eight-year marriage to second ex-husband Jon Tenney, which ended in 2003

Teri revealed her white roots as grieving mother Anne in Zac Villanueva’s 17-minute horror short film Nightfall, which will be released in limited US theaters October 16

Hatcher is best known for playing Daily Planet reporter Lois Lane in ABC’s Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman from 1993-1997 during which she was paid up to $75K/episode

The three-time SAG Award winner then headed up ABC soap opera Desperate Housewives as Susan Meyer for eight seasons spanning 2004-2012, which later inspired Bravo to create the reality TV franchise, The Real Housewives

Hatcher first found fame in 1984 as a San Francisco 49ers cheerleader before being cast in small TV roles, including a memorable turn as the ‘real and spectacular’ character Sidra on NBC sitcom Seinfeld in 1993.

Seven months later, the three-time SAG Award winner made her debut as Daily Planet reporter Lois Lane in ABC’s Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman from 1993-1997 during which she was paid up to $75K/episode.

Teri then headed up ABC soap opera Desperate Housewives as Susan Meyer for eight seasons spanning 2004-2012, which later inspired Bravo to create the reality TV franchise, The Real Housewives.

Hatcher – who earned $440K/episode – was rumored to have been ‘difficult’ after executive producer Marc Cherry alluded to ‘a big star with some big behavioral problems’ who was ‘impossible’ to get along with while praising Felicity Huffman in a 2019 letter to the judge of her college admissions trial.