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TV Stars’ Favourite Beauty Products

Think stars wake up looking camera-ready? Think again: Here are the products they can’t live without.


The Celeb
About Their Fav Product & why they like it
The Product
Mona Singh
Mona Singh

Television host of many popular TV shows like ‘Jhalak Dikhla Ja’  and “Entertainment Ke liye Kuch bhi Karega”, winner of umpteen television reality shows and the geeky beauty beneath the braces of “Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin”, Mona Singh, believes in the dictum ‘Less is more’. She avoids beauty & makeup products when not shooting. Says, Mona, “To give respite to my skin during winter, I use Body Shop’s day Cream”

Body Shop Day Cream
Barkha Bisht
Barkha Bisht

This dusky beauty likes to keep it natural and prefers to wear lip gloss over lipstick. Says Barkha, “I love MAC’s lip gloss for that perfect pout.”

Mac Lip glass Lip gloss
Purbi Joshi
Purbi Joshi

My job involves looking good all the time. I ensure I use quality products like Body Shop and MAC that suit my skin. Currently I'm loving Body Shop's Cocoa butter lip balm,” says Purbi, about her beauty product preferences.

Body Shop Cocoa Butter lip balm
Parizad Kolah Marshal
Parizad Kolah Marshal

Popular Television show hostess of “The Great Indian Laughter Challenge” fame and glamour babe, Parizad says, “I don’t stick to the same products for too long but right now I can’t do without my Lancome moisturizer.”

Lancome Moisturizer

Juhi Parmar
Juhi Parmar

This Jaipur beauty  of ”Kumkum” fame, is her expressive best at all times. What does she find indispensable? The MAC kohl pencil for her eyes. “All other kajal pencils tend to spread,” says Juhi.

MAC Kajal pencil
(Guest Post by Smitha)

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  1. Thank you! We women always like to know the stars secrets. We may believe that we will end up like them just by using what they put on.

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