“I personally am not into plastic surgery”: Angelina Jolie Revealed What Turns Her On and It’s Definitely Not Surgically Enhanced Faces

Angelina Jolie opened up about what attracts her and shared her thoughts on why she’s not a fan of plastic surgery.

When people look for their potential partner, the universal criteria often hold good looks and great personality at the top of the list. But that’s not the case for Angelina Jolie.

The flawless diva claimed to be turned on by other people’s wrinkles, spots, and blemishes that they might personally feel insecure about.

Angelina Jolie as Maria Callas in Maria (2024) | image: Fremantle.

Therefore, willing to embrace life as it is, without filter or age-altering surgeries, Angelina Jolie not only embraced her own imperfections but also admitted to prefer men who are confident about their natural appearance.

Angelina Jolie Claimed to Appreciate Flaws on People 

Having dated handsome hunks like Brad Pitt and Billy Bob Thornton, people often expect Angelina Jolie to look for flawless men as partners.

But in reality, Jolie revealed having a surprisingly different approach when it comes to choosing her aspiring suitors. According to her interview with Wind City Times, the actress mentioned finding beauty in imperfections.

I love flaws on people. When I see life on the face of a person changing, getting older, a new wrinkle, a new spot, I love it. It turns me on.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt in By the Sea | image: Jolie Pass, Plan B Entertainment.

During her exclusive interview, Angelina Jolie confessed that it’s the flaws in people that really attract her.

Offering a refreshing perspective on beauty and relationships, the Maleficent star claimed to appreciate the raw, unpolished aspects of humanity that go beyond the surface.

However, while she claimed to adore imperfections, Jolie clarified that she has nothing against people who go under the knife.

I personally am not into plastic surgery but I have nothing against anyone who chooses to use it to enhance their looks or self-esteem.

Thereafter, Angelina Jolie went on to explain how she sees each imperfection as a new story.

Instead of seeing wrinkles and blemishes as imperfections, the actress mentioned viewing them as a badge of aging, filled with wisdom and character.

Further, Jolie mentioned that her appreciation for flaws goes beyond her partner, for she embraces the same mantra in her personal life as well.

Angelina Jolie Embraced Her Age and the Flaws it Might Bring

According to Angelina Jolie’s interview with People, the actress discussed why she never wished to undergo surgery like some of her contemporaries.

Much like the refreshingly bold and unapologetic approach she uses while finding her potential match, Jolie mentioned embracing her flaws that come with the passage of years.

Never feeling tempted by the need for cosmetic surgery, the Lara Croft actress claimed to have embraced every wrinkle, spot, and imperfection with open arms.

Further, Angelina Jolie mentioned the joy she feels upon watching herself grow old and look more and more like her mother.

Angelina Jolie | image: Gage Skidmore, licensed under CC BY SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

I look in the mirror and I see that I look like my mother, and that warms me.

I also see myself aging, and I love it because it means I’m alive — I’m living and getting older. 

Don’t love having a random dark spot from a pregnancy, sure.

I see my flaws. But what I see that I like isn’t about a structure or an appearance.

It’s more that I see my family in my face. I see my age. 

Far from seeing her age as a flaw, Angelina Jolie admitted to being welcoming of every change that comes with growing old.

Therefore, while others often turn to plastic surgery and treatments to reverse the clock, Jolie wishes to showcase her imperfections with grace and allow her face to tell its story.