Julianne Moore: 'Plastic surgery is obvious'

 Julianne Moore: 'Plastic surgery is obvious'

Julianne Moore insists that she wants to age naturally rather than going under the knife.

Julianne Moore has insisted that she has no plans to undergo cosmetic surgery.

The Kids Are All Right actress revealed that she does not believe such procedures actually reverse the aging process and confessed that she prefers to age naturally and let nature take its course.

"My feeling is live and let live. Some of those procedures that make you look younger, I don't know that they really made anybody look younger," Moore explained in a new interview with Health. "I think most of the time they make you look like you've had something done to your face."

Moore went on to joke that aging gracefully also has its advantages, as she is not held to the high standards that she faced in her youth.

"The big thing about being 50 is the bar is much lower. People are like, 'Oh my God, you look great!' So that's sort of good," she said.

Moore recently revealed that she and her husband Bart Freundlich send their two children to a Quaker school as they believe in the principles that the establishment teaches.

She also admitted that she and Freundlich only married in order to give 13-year-old Caleb and 8-year-old Liv a sense of stability.