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Wuh...? The Newest Face of L'oreal: Hugh Laurie??
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Why does that article describe Hugh's appearance so harshly? Hugh Laurie is NOT Greg House 24/7. Hugh cleans up very well.
Ok, weird question. Does your reaction to the product change because now a guy is the spokesperson?
BunWat wrote: "He was NOT pretty in Blackadder. But he's damn funny and really smart and seems like kind of a nice guy too so who cares if he's pretty?"
Oh come on, he was always playing a pretty boy in blackadder.
Oh come on, he was always playing a pretty boy in blackadder.
RandomAnthony wrote: "Ok, weird question. Does your reaction to the product change because now a guy is the spokesperson?"He's doing the ads for the men's care line. I really like him as an actor, even though I gave up on House years ago. I think it's cool that they picked him over the various "pretty boys" like Pitt, Clooney, Timberlake, etc. I was pretty shocked at the choice but it's a good one.
There's a men's line? Even if there is a men's line...which feels weird to me...I don't think "Ah, the guy from House uses this product...he's got beautiful skin..."
But then again, now that I think of it, if they made someone really pretty, a guy, I mean, the spokesperson I would probably roll my eyes.
Celebrity endorsements don't affect whether or not I try or use a product. If something catches my eye, I look up user reviews on the internet and base my decision on that, mostly. Unless it's dirt cheap and I have little to lose.Beyonce and Jennifer Lopez will look gorgeous no matter what brand of makeup they put on.
http://shine.yahoo.com/channel/beauty...
What an interesting choice.