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Donna Mills, 85, Claps Back at Makeup Critics!

Donna Mills showed a side of herself rarely glimpsed by fans when she took critics of her looks to task on Sunday.The Knots Landing star, 85, revealed just how ...

Donna Mills, 85, Claps Back at Makeup Critics!
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Donna Mills showed a side of herself rarely glimpsed by fans when she took critics of her looks to task on Sunday.

The Knots Landing star, 85, revealed just how much effort she puts into her appearance in an Instagram transformation video.

The clip was a response to a user who wrote on an earlier post, 'You wear too much makeup for your age ♡.'

In her video, Mills started out as her , before she snapped her fingers and revealed her makeup-free visage and graying hair.

It was a night-and-day change, with the actress instantly looking years — if not decades — older in her natural state.

'Oh, this comment,' Mills said as she pointed up at the comment on screen.

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Donna Mills, 85, fought back against critics who complained about her heavy makeup in an Instagram video on Sunday. She showed off a stunning transformation as she revealed her totally makeup-free appearance

She was dressed like Olivia Newton-John at the end of Grease, with a black leather biker jacket, a black blouse with a lacy neckline and blue jeans.

Mills also sported what appeared to be a wavy blond shoulder-length wig, and she wore her standard makeup look, which gave her eyes a particularly striking quality.

She let out a playful laugh and added, 'I guess I didn't get the memo,' before snapping her fingers and instantly transforming into her makeup-free self. 

. 'But they were writing to me and saying, "Tell me how you do your eye makeup. I need to know how you do your eye makeup and everything."

'I said, "Why don't I just do a video about it and show them?" And so I did,' she continued. 'I got a whole production crew. I shot at my house. All on my own dime. And then I thought, I can't distribute it. I don't have the wherewithal to do that, so I took it to Universal, and they bought it, and they distributed it and it went platinum.'

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