Sai pallavi does not wear make up - Page 2

And? Neither do my lazy bones 75% of the time.

News wo baatein banti hai jo normal se alag ho.

Maine 12 din tak roz khana khaya to news nahi banegi. Par 12 din tak kuchh nahi khaya to news ban jayegi (bhale hi local newspaper me chhape).

Wearing makeup is the normal for actresses but not wearing makeup is not. Hence it makes news.

I don’t wear make up too but that’s becoz m lazy and if I go to a party I will def put something..But am not in showbiz..it is a huge thing for an actress to go without it..to so beautifully accept every part of her and flaunt it.There’s literally no other actress who does that so yes it is newsworthy.And I have immense respect for such people.

Originally posted by: Blueeeee

Umm, there are literally other medical uses of botox apart from cosmetic enhancement. And women lose half their collagen by 30. Skincare doesn't counter that. There is nothing wrong in going through dermatological procedures if it isn't rooted in a sell-out doctor preying on your insecurities to fill their pockets.

(Which, granted, what all showbiz does)

I do think Sai also goes through treatment for her Rosacea. So 🤷🏾‍♂️

Makeup is heavily regulated and a form of art. Sun damages your skin way more than makeup though. Someone likes to sing and someone doesn't. There is no value judgement there

Just a genuine question (since you seem quite knowledgeable about skincare and associated science) -do people with rosacea have low tolerance to makeup than those without it??

Originally posted by: Grumpydwarf24

And? Neither do my lazy bones 75% of the time.

She is celebrity/actress. Not talking about normal people in my post.

Originally posted by: Lostsoul11

I really like this quality of Sai Pallavi Without makeup, she looks 100 times more beautiful than several bollywood actresses

I find her very pretty.

While I appreciate her confidence in going no make up, what's with shaming people who wear make up? I honestly don't think actresses look better without make up no matter how chiselled the features are. Everyone has skin imperfections and they appear on big screens in 4K. They better hide the blemish/dark circles.

Originally posted by: bashful_moon

Just a genuine question (since you seem quite knowledgeable about skincare and associated science) -do people with rosacea have low tolerance to makeup than those without it??

I am not a doctor; I have studied a bit of medical sociology and few of my friends are doctors (they hate cosmetic plastic surgeons for being mercenary lol). I read a bit of medical research on topics that interest me with their help. Not an expert by any stroke.

From what little I know, people with rosacea have to look for ingredients that do not trigger a flare up in skincare as well as makeup. But makeup is not forbidden as part of any medical plan as far as I have read.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S015196381170093X

My point was that Sai can afford better medical care for her skin than the average joe just like bollywood folks even if she doesn't wear makeup. Both approaches are fine as far as someone isn't looting them by exploiting their insecurities.

Originally posted by: Blueeeee

I am not a doctor; I have studied a bit of medical sociology and few of my friends are doctors (they hate cosmetic plastic surgeons for being mercenary lol). I read a bit of medical research on topics that interest me with their help. Not an expert by any stroke.

From what little I know, people with rosacea have to look for ingredients that do not trigger a flare up in skincare as well as makeup. But makeup is not forbidden as part of any medical plan as far as I have read.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S015196381170093X

My point was that Sai can afford better medical care for her skin than the average joe just like bollywood folks even if she doesn't wear makeup. Both approaches are fine as far as someone isn't looting them by exploiting their insecurities.

Thank you for the info..

@ Bold : Oh no worries, I not only get your point, I concur to it as well.. I was genuinely curious, hence asked the question..