All in all, both of these ladies are stunning, and do not need that much make-up be it in events or movies.
Your opinions?
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Good looking means:
I would define it as someone who is ‘comfortable’ in their own skin! I think more than good looks, it’s a person’s attitude and the way they dress that determines how they are viewed.

Sonam looks awful in the first photograph. Her eyes have BAGS under them. Her make-up looks oily and uneven as well. Awful, just plain awful. I did not expect this from the L'oreal team, especially since renowned photographer Chou Chiang took these pictures. Though, I have to admit she looks stunning in the second picture.
What's your take on the pictures?


Here's a first look at Freida Pinto's new L'oreal ads. She's promoting the new L'oreal Renewal Lash Serum. So what do you think? Does she look good?
UPDATE: Here's the ad featuring Freida Pinto
The woman has such a gorgeous face, and amazing bone structure, though I wish her eyelashes didn't look so fake.


There's a description from M.A.C Artist, Kabuki of what kind of look Manish Arora had in mind for this gorgeous collection. Once again, the man outdid himself once again.
Quotes from magazines and newspapers on the show:
"Arora's models wore sparkling masks applied to their foreheads, in shapes reminiscent of the bobbed wigs that are the hallmark of Crazy Horse dancers." Newsday
"As he spoke, in the heat and gloom of the grungy backstage area of the Crazy Horse, a Spanish makeup artist applied pearl powder to the forehead of the Russian model Sasha Pivovarova and a dresser helped the Canadian model Kate Somers into some vertiginous shoes and Mr. Kabuki explained to a French journalist that his intention in creating the look of Mr. Arora’s show was to extract the disco essence of dance divas like Precious Wilson and fuse it to the commercial needs of MAC cosmetics, a big sponsor of many Paris shows, to arrive at something he termed a 'contemporary alien' from Planet Model." New York Times