Veteran actor Jamie Lee Curtis says she does not look in the mirror because she wants to avoid being ''confronted'' with the changes in her body.
The 60-year-old actor expressed her feelings on ageing to Good Housekeeping.
"I don't look in the mirror. I am not going to look the same as I used to, and I don't want to be confronted every day.' When I get out of the shower, I have a choice: I can dry myself off looking in the mirror, or I can dry off with my back to it. I turn my back to the mirror, and I feel great," she said.
Curtis added, "I don't want women to hate themselves, because I think women are extraordinary."
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