Beauty Blog

Sarah Jessica Parker, would also refuse to consider the idea of plastic surgery, standing apart from the rest of the celebrity crowd. But recently, it appears that the off-beat beauty has succumed to the pressure of the spotlight and had her distinctive small facial mole removed.

She has been denying reports that the beauty spot has been removed from her chin despite it going from a distinctive mole to an almost invisible blemish.

Perhaps the witchy remarks from blogging sights finally got to her, after it being described as distracting, she decided to get rid of it, all the while appearing to be unconcerned about the imperfection.
Women are increasingly under pressure to have facial imperfections removed, to live up to the perfect skinned celebrities that are portrayed by the media. Photos - especially with bikini models in it - are airbrushed beyond recognition at times, leaving the regular woamn to believe the celebs skin is flawless and clear of imperfections.

Beauty spots or facial moles are not so popular these days, although stars like Marlene Dietrich, Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor all sported them. Madonna had her mole removed from her top lip, Enrique Iglesias had his removed from his cheek and Ewan McGregor had two removed, but this was said to be for cancer concerns. Cindy Crawford kept her signiture dark mole despite being asked to remove it early on in her career.

Gorgeous Jennifer Anniston, 39 is said to be desperately trying to delay the ageing to hang onto toy-boy musician John Mayer, 30.

Since the pair have hooked, it has been reported that Jen has been shelling out up to $20,000 a month on beauty treatments, although I can’t see why (I was firmly in the Anniston camp during the Jen vs Angelina days, and I always will be). She is apparently doing everything other than plastic surgery, including anti cellulite spa sculpting treatments for her legs, (costing $1000 per session), lessons with top yoga instructor Mandy Ingber and personal training sessions (costing up to $3000 per month) and she also has a private chef who provides organic, high protein and low-fat meals (at a cost of $3500 per month).

But it appears that her efforts may have been in vain after reports of Mayer trying to pick up other women when on tour in Europe. But it all sounds a bit fishy to me… a chance to get her name in the news - Chaton Anderson, from California, claims he gave her his cell number (that’s a mobile) but later the phone was conveniently stolen…yeah right.

Agyness Deyn, one of the hottest models of the moment has faced a bit a set back in her quest for domination of the modelling industry, when Burberry announced they were axing her as the face of their latest campaign. Perhaps Kalyani should have a look at her?

Deyn, real name Laura Hollins has been replaced by her former friend (the girls are said to have fallen out over it). With Agyness apparently blanking Rosie, who is rumoured to be the next Kate Moss, since she was announced as the face of Burberry’s Autumn Winter campaign. Rosie has hit back by describing Agy’s look as a ‘one-off season look’, well she seems to have stuck around so far Rosie!

Rosie has already fronted other big ad campaigns for Victoria’s Secret and D&G Underwear. She was discovered in 2003 while studying at Tavistock College and doing work experience at model agency Profile in the West End of London. They signed her up immediately and she is now set to make the big time.

Deyn, 25, will continue to front the Burberry fragrance campaign. She has recently branched out from modelling by singing backing vocals for the Five O’Clock Heroes.

Brooke Shields, 43, rose to fame as a child model and actress is set to publish her first book on Tuesday next week. The children’s book, a 145 word story is called the “Welcome to your World, Baby”, written through the eyes of her five-year old daughter Rowan, and how she had eagerly anticipated the arrival of younger sister Grier, now aged 2.

Shields struggled with postpartum depression after the birth of Rowan. As she looks back over writing the short story, she said she found it more difficult than the pain she went through during that time. She also compares writing the book to to writing her memoirs “Down Came the Rain”, again saying the children’s book was the hardest to write. She explained that when writing a children’s book so much has to be said in the drawings and all has to explained in just one or two lines.

The actress is starting filming this week of the second season of “Lipstick Jungle” on NBC, and she has recently finished her second children’s book, a story of two little girls who get to spend alone time with their father and dog.