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I don’t like make-up. When I was a younger girl, finishing up mom’s make-up set the day she bought it (it made me look like a mix between The Joker and Pennywise) was a top priority. But now, make-up is just something that I don’t enjoy being with on my body. People ask me why and here’s why.

I believe in something called natural beauty. And I don’t believe that you need some powders and creams and whatever else make-up is made of, to enhance it. Ugliness…does not exist. I believe everybody is beautiful, but just not everybody happens to see and appreciate your beauty. And I’m not the only one to believe this…we can go back before 0 CE to seek the thinker and philosopher, Confucius.

We have to appreciate ourselves for who we are physically and personality-wise. Make-up makes me someone who I’m not. The extra black around my eyes? Well, that’s not me. Concealing those pimples? That’s not you. Foundation all over your face? That’s not you either. The you is the one who doesn’t have anything to hide her face, the one who is showing her pure beauty. And that is the most precious, most elegant physical beauty of all.

5. Shine

Basically, when you’re watching this movie, you’re sitting through 105 minutes of failure where you attempt to fight the force of sleepiness but you realise you still have popcorn to finish. So you don’t sleep.

4. Exorcist: The Beginning

This movie is simply a failed prequel to the hit horror film released many, many years ago. Their attempt to pump fear into your blood has the same effect as a little ant trying to scare a dinosaur. Fluttering wings of butterflies on a butterfly board? Ooh, scary!

3. Van Helsing

I don’t think I can even talk about this movie. It’s a failed horror. The acting was so bad and don’t even get me started on the plot line. Lines which tried to make you laugh but just left you poker-faced…urgh!

2. Avatar

Stunning visuals effects were consistent throughout the whole film, but the plot line doesn’t reach the same standards the visuals did. It’s a movie that’s enjoyable to watch once, but only once. Leave it at the cinema.

1. Trolls 2

The acting was more wooden than the furniture in your typical house, to start off with. And I won’t even go into details about their effects and visuals. That green thing they’re eating in that infamous OH MY GOD! scene…that’s a body?

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