Michelle Pfeiffer, 65, goes makeup-free in celebratory spring selfie: ‘Dreamboat’

She’s a natural beauty.

Michelle Pfeiffer, 65, took to Instagram on Thursday to show off her makeup-free face while celebrating the new season.

“Happy Spring, everyone! 💛🌻🌻,” she captioned the car selfie, while also showing off a light brown blazer.

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The “Batman Returns” actress also wore her blonde hair down and straight, although she took to the comments to share her thoughts on the look.

“Thinking I need a fresh 💇‍♀️,” she wrote, hinting that perhaps she’ll head to the salon soon.

While many people wished Pfeiffer a happy spring in return, some couldn’t help but share their thoughts on her natural, youthful appearance.

“Gorgeous,” multiple comments read, while one fan put it simply. “You look fabulous 🔥” and another called her a “dreamboat.”

Of course, it’s far from the first time the mom of two chose to share her bare face on the Internet; Last August, she skipped the glam once again, posting a laid-back photo of herself relaxing against her couch while rocking a sweatshirt.

She also shared a similar shot in 2019, ahead of celebrating Thanksgiving and boasted a “miracle” makeover at Sephora to celebrate her fragrance brand, Henry Rose, which is available to shop at the beauty retailer.

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It’s clear the “Scarface” actress star has no problem letting people get a glimpse of her life behind-the-scenes. At the end of last year, she even showed off a black eye, which she warned fans was from playing a Game of pickleball.

She later explained the incident on “The Drew Barrymore Show,” telling the host that it occurred during an outing with her sisters.

“Last Thursday, I’m playing pickleball — the ball hits me in the eye,” Pfeiffer shared, admitting it was her sister’s friend who was responsible for hitting her in the eye. “He was horrified of course. He couldn’t speak to me, he couldn’t even look at me.”