Rituparna Sengupta – On being natural
With so much Makeup and so much jewelry, she is as natural as the fake silk plant that I have in the lobby!
My suggestion: instead of using a kilo of foundation – use 10 cc of botox.
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I agree. That is A LOT of makeup for a natural woman.
Her face looks like a mask and that awful hair style isn’t doing anything to improve her look.
it’s better than looking like a plastic doll .. at least the make-up comes off, botox doesn’t. i think she looks pretty