Friday, January 31, 2014
Ouch! Prachi’s beauty launchpad goes awry! 2014
Prachi Desai is quite a bubbly and attractive girl.
At most occasions, she looks ravishingly gorgeous. Now she appears to
be making a foray into more prettiness, having done a photoshoot for a beauty magazine.
But
the Bollywood babe’s beauty launchpad seems to have gone horribly
wrong, with the cover photograph making her look like an over-fair
firang with steel grey eyes, a multi-coloured in-your-face dress and a gaudy- looking necklace type of thingie; hung around her dress instead of her neck! What happened to fashion sense?
Indian
as well as international espace surfers may be ekdum surprised that the
actress is also wearing a rusty-looking cashew-nut-shaped golden ring,
which neither appears to go with her pink lipstick, nor her western look.
Seems like so much hani at one go! Wink! Wonder what could be next if better sense doesn’t prevail!
Big endorsement front
Prachi Desai seems to be busy with brand endorsements these days
She recently launched a new product
for a brand endorsed by Aamir Khan. Meanwhile she is preparing for a
series of events in the US and Japan for another brand. Post which she
will be seen endorsing a hangout joint and another one for a phone
company.
She is also seen in an ad with Salman Khan, Saif Ali Khan and Farhan Akhtar apart from being the face of an international skin care brand for the last five years.
Prachi Desai is new face of Neutrogena cosmetics in India 2014
Bollywood actress Prachi Desai is the new face of international cosmetics brand Neutrogena in the Indian market.Prachi
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pharmaceuticals company Johnson & Johnson launched Neutrogena in the
Indian market Thursday, offering around 25 beauty items ranging from
fairness creams, face cleansing lotions to sun protection and hand and
body care products.
Speaking about the endorsement, Prachi said: 'The arrival of Neutrogena in the Indian market is going to be a gift for thousands of consumers who have waited long for products that really work.'
The range is meant especially for the Indian skin type and the company has been testing the product for the past two years to suit Indian skins.
'We are bringing science to the art of beauty. For the past two years, we were understanding the needs of Indian customers because we wanted to give our consumers only the best,' said Swami Raote, managing director Johnson & Johnson (J&J), at a press conference.
'We are targeting mainly women living in metro cities. Therefore, our products will be available in major Indian cities and towns,' he added.
According to a survey, the skin care market in India is around $67 billion. This is because of the fact that women have become beauty conscious over the years.
'People want to look good and are concerned about fairness, aging, blemishes - in short they want to look beautiful. We have products that not only give complete solutions but also complete satisfaction as well,' explained Tina Mistry, vice president of J&J.
'The Indian skin care market is still in a nascent stage because there was a time when women were very indifferent about the way they looked. Things have changed today and young women want products that give them results,' she added.
