Dolly Parton said there are only a small number of extreme situations in which she would find herself in public without makeup, joking that her death might be one.
Dolly Parton is always ready for her closeup. The country legend joked this week that the only way she would be seen without makeup is if she were dead. 'You'd just have to see me laid out on a stretcher,' she kidded with People magazine, before adding, 'No, if my husband was sick, or if there was an emergency, of course, I would.' She added that she also hopes she does not get arrested barefaced 'for a bad tag or something.
If it's going to earthquake, if we get an earthquake, I'm not running out in the street looking like you look now. I have to be ambulance-ready at all times, if I get sick or something,' she joked. However, Parton explained she also embraces her natural side when she wants to. 'But I can come down, though,' she said. 'I’m comfortable in my own skin; I’m comfortable with my image. I dress for myself more than I do for somebody else.
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