Julianna Margulies Named the Newest Face of L’Oréal Paris

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@Sherly Did you miss the rest of the article which mentioned Eva Longoria Parker, Penélope Cruz and Beyoncé as being the other faces of L’Oreal? They are from different ethnic groups or do they not qualify? I happen to have 6 different ethnic groups in my immediate lineage and I’m pale but I’m sure you’d say that I wouldn’t qualify either.

@sherly…and it’s people like you who just have to go and ruin everything but just blathering away in ignorance. you obviously can’t read anything aside from the title of the article or you would have, obviously, realized that 3 other women were named as already being faces of L’oreal. Beyonce is black, Eva Longoria Parker is a mix of Spanish, Asian and African, and Penelope Cruz is obviously Spanish. Three non-white women who are “representing beauty to all the ethnic minorities”. do us all a favor and just stfu.

I think L’Oreal Paris’s new addition is great, best of luck to her! Also, congrats to Emily Deschanel on getting married!

@skye lol!! thank you – remember people – BEFORE you jump on the race discrimination wagon, make sure you have the facts.

@Sherly
you should have read the article before you made any judgements! First of all, black people are only 5% of our country, so yes they should have reresentatives in makeup but white people are wayyyy more dominant! get your facts straight!

Come on now, Sherly. Get a grip. I can think of two more beautiful women who represent cosmetic brands, beside Beyonce, Eva and Penelop…..

How about Halle Berry, who represents Revlon and Queen Latifa, who represents Cover Girl (wasn’t it Brandy before her, or was that for Maybelline?)

So the first time we have a Caucasion girl representing this brand in a long time and you want us to feel guilty or shamed for it?

Wake up, smell the coffee and get out of bed, Sherly, it’s nearly 2011.

2sherley- fu

Sorry for saying this, but what race do you think spanish people is? Penelope is caucasion, not latin, we are from Europe, it seems you really don’t know were Spain is….

THEY COULD NOT HAVE PICKED A MORE BEAUTIFUL LADY.I SURE HOPE THE ADDS COME OUT REALLY SOON, AS I AM DYING TO SEE THEM. JULIANNA WILL KNOCK ALL THE OTHERS OFF THE BLOCK.

I’m looking forward to the color of products she uses because I’m an extremely pale skinned person as well.

VIOLA DAVIS

from Eat Pray Love

would be perfect

SOME OF US WANT PROGRESS
AND THINK OUT OF THE BOX

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@Sheryl – It’s interesting when you said “Don’t think anyone who reads People actually know the lengths that women of color around the world go to lighten their beautiful darker skin”, I immediately thought of the outrageous number of women (and men) that tan (either by natural means or tanning beds) to have a darker skin tone irregardless of the fact that they more than likely will develop skin cancer. Beauty is all in the eyes of the beholder. Personally, I like the fact that her “smile lines” (as I like to call them) have not been airbrushed out. I just hope L’Oreal doesn’t go to great lengths to airbrush them in all of her advertisements.

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Beauty of the Generations Has its Pages
By D.K. Milgrim-Heath©2010
Beauty of the generations has its pages-
In magazines, newspapers as it ages.
For the 20 year olds and others ages up-
There’s more to life now by the older woman–it’s great enough!
I being in my fifties can sometimes find-
A person in the 40-50’s still beauty’s present in body and mind.
Of course there’s the photos magazines do enhance-
But there’s natural beauty with some older women perchance?
Of course it’s in our personal genes-
But some people do the cosmetic surgery routine.
For selling beauty products many factors being the spokeswomen come to mind-
A perfected spokeswomen encourages buyers to buy products of a company in particular a mentioned kind!

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I am from Brazil and I love Julianna Margulies! In fact, I am surprised no other cosmetics brand had picked her as a spokesmodel before. She is just beautiful and has a very unique look. Congratulations, Julianna!

@ Nicky, i side with sheryl…
Eva is not dark skinned, and beyonce and made sure she has been photoshopped lighter so she does not represent the dark skin indivitual as well….
Loreal is a great product but they really need to start culturally diversifying a bit more to hit more of the minority market…

Sherly,

You need to fall in love with yourself or you will never love others. Why are you so bent on describing yourself as a very dark black woman or pointing out others blackness or lack therof…….who cares ??
Looking for pity…….. making an excuse for your separatist outlook on life…….or just too much shame built up in your life?
Whatever the cause of your envy and shame, get over it and grow up. Let others’ negative views or comments about yourself just roll off your back, all of us gals that have matured into loving women have done it and so can you.
Seek to be surrounded by those that validate and appreciate you. If this is not your in your current reality then change your life and drop those negative ‘others’ and walk away without a backwards look.
Remember that old song’I am woman, hear me roar’, well take that attitude and move into a new phase of your life, full of loving feelings towards ALL or you will remain bitter and unhappy and I’m sure you want a fulfilling life.
Go for it girl, be nice to yourself in all ways, put up with no b.s. by just walking away and surrounding yourself with love at all times. You will attract more loving folks to yourself in time and then you will see that love is the only answer for happiness……if that’s what you choose…..it’s all a choice, and it’s yours to make.
By the way, I’m someone who has walked away from those that are negative including the closest of family members and since have attracted friends and relationships that are all positive because I allow nothing else to enter my life. I just send negatives along their way with love and thinking I don’t need your negative vibes, good luck to you.
I am white, blonde and blue eyed and I see all women of any race or color as the most beautiful creatures God made. I am constantly admiring the beauty of black, indian, asian, hispanic, etc women, because I see their beauty, don’t you see it ??
You just need to see all of us as in this life experience together and embrace the love that is out there for you to claim.
Best to you, Cheri

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It’s Not A Lack Of Race Of Here
By D.K. Milgrim-Heath©2010
It’s not a lack of race here-
L’Oreal is really clear.
Different races are represented-
For beauty worth’s truly complimented.
Each of us are born many a different shade-
Be happy with your birth skin born that’s made.
A child can have a skin tone so different from their parents you see.
No one has that color but a person’s still one’s blood in a family.
Because so many people can’t appreciate-
Does skin color change our souls at any rate?
Be thankful for all our blessings by whom you really are-
Just be beautiful inside and out all the way by far.

[...] on the heels of Julianna Margulies’s appointment as a face of L’Oréal Paris, the cosmetic giant has now announced British beauty Rachel Weisz as the latest Hollywood star to [...]

[...] Julianna Margulies is already a L’Oréal Paris spokesperson, but the actress is expanding her role, signing on as the ambassador for the company’s Women of Worth awards. [...]

[...] Julianna Margulies is already a L’Oréal Paris spokesperson, but the actress is expanding her role, signing on as the ambassador for the company’s Women of Worth awards. [...]