The Swedish star of screen, stage and sidewalk (or should that be catwalk, or boardwalk...?) is now proudly boasting that, after £11,000 worth of cosmetic surgery, she has the body of a 16-year old. Good thing the surgery didn't make her a year younger otherwise her hubbie could be in trouble, even under New Labour laws!
Looking at the finished result, she does look rather good. However I'd say she was exaggerating a bit on the age reduction point. And if at 41 she look like a glamorous 41-year old how will she look at twice the age? An 82-year old Michael Jackson lookalike is not that appealing. I would urge that she quits whilst she is ahead in the beauty stakes!
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Monday, July 20, 2009
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Teething problems? I'm whiter than white!

The BBC has got a nice little piece about the comparison between British teeth and American ones. These whitened teeth, sometimes looking like a clinical makeover, are highly prized by the movers and shakers of the entertainment industry. But others are excited by it all too. One dental makeover said, "The first thing I notice on people is their smile. I wanted a confidence boost - I was putting my hand over my mouth before, now I can smile. And the compliments have come flooding in. People haven't noticed my teeth, but say I look well." Pity about not noticing the teeth, but is it all really necessary.
Good dental health is not about fake teeth, but fine teeth. No human tooth comes whiter than white. Simon Cowell has been promoted as a perfect specimen of white teeth, but they just give me the impression he's become like a Madame Tussaud's character.
It amuses me about some Americans' desire for the perfect body. Does it matter? In a country that professes to hold Christian truths dear, what does such vanity tell us about those with white grinders behind the grins?
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cosmetic surgery,
dentistry,
health
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