Alicia Silverstone is makeup-free and stunning as she walks her dog in the Hollywood Hills

Alicia Silverstone looked amazing as she headed out for a walk in the Hollywood Hills on Wednesday.

The 43-year-old actress donned a olive green T-shirt, navy blue shorts and pink sneakers on the daytime outing the the tony area with her dog.

Silverstone, who played the role of Cher Horowitz in the 90s smash Clueless, had her trademark blonde mane parted as she enjoyed fresh air and exercise on the early summer day in the City of Angels.

The Batman & Robin actress last month made headlines for her remarks in The New York Times about her bathing and hygienic habits in regards to her nine-year-old son Bear amid the coronavirus pandemic. 

‘My son and I take baths together,’ she said of Bear, whose dad father is actor/musician Christopher Jarecki.

Silverstone added that when Bear is ‘not with’ her, she takes ‘a bath and that really feels nourishing and comforting.’

Alicia, who rose to fame in the early 90s appearing in Aerosmith’s Cryin’ video, has been outspoken about her unconventional parenting techniques.

Eight years ago, she said that she would chew up the child’s meals before he ate them.

More recently, in May, she told US that the vegan diet she has her son on keeps him so well-behaved, she’s never had to discipline him.

‘There’s a calmness to him, a centered-ness that he’s not off the charts. I don’t have to yell or scream or, like, discipline,’ she said. ‘None of that is necessary. All I have to do is say, “Oh, Bear, no thank you,” and he goes, “Okay, mom.” He’s got it.

‘We just can talk like that because he’s not feeling crazy.’

Silverstone noted the nutritional chain effect she believes explains the harmonious parenting: ‘When [kids] feel bad, when they eat unhealthy food and they don’t feel good, then they don’t act good. Same as us.’

The gorgeous Hollywood staple, who currently doing voice-over work on Netflix’s Masters of the Universe: Revelation as Queen Marlena, said that healthy diet was critical to all aspects of life in the age of the COVID-19 pandemic.

‘For everyone’s sake,’ she said, ‘eating well is the best way to have smooth, balanced, good, healthy relationships, and not to mention warding off heart disease and cancer and diabetes and all these things that are ailing people especially in the time of the virus.’

In the New York Times piece, Silverstone said she had no problem taking criticism for her parenting techniques, as she doesn’t mind being a trailblazer for a healthier way of life.

‘People said lots of different things, and I was sort of “the freak,” and I guess I’ll take pride in that because it is hard to be the person that’s speaking out, and it is hard to be the person that is saying the thing that isn’t what everybody else wants to hear,’ she said.