Pamela Anderson is back in the headlines—but not for a scandal or a TV comeback. This time, it’s for something quieter, more intimate: beauty done on her own terms.
After years under the spotlight, scrutinized for every smile, every strand of hair, Anderson grew tired of the industry’s endless promises of perfection. Out of that frustration, Sonsie was born. Her new beauty brand isn’t about flawless skin or staged glamour—it’s about the real stuff: self-acceptance, simplicity, and comfort in your own skin.
“I wanted something that felt real, not performative,” Anderson says. “Beauty should be about feeling comfortable in your own skin, not trying to be someone else.”
The first product to grab attention is the Sonsie Basic Balm in Sugar-Dipped Rhubarb. At $22, it’s a peptide-rich lip balm inspired by childhood memories of dipping rhubarb in sugar with her grandmother—a small, joyful ritual translated into a daily self-care essential.
The launch was quick, the demand faster: the balm sold out within hours. Originally a limited fall edition, it’s now returning for restock, proof that simplicity—and a little nostalgia—still resonates.
Anderson carries it everywhere. It’s not just lip care. It’s a statement: beauty doesn’t need an audience.
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Last modified: February 12, 2026
