Cheryl Cole

[Nouvelle_Vague]

^ Yes we can. Rex Features don't film the videos; they only take the official photos, so we can post videos.

 

[Nouvelle_Vague]

Btw, it's Girls Aloud's 7th Anniversary today! So HAPPY GIRLS ALOUD DAY EVERYONE!!! ...

source: last.fm

B)

And here's a small picture of Cheryl leaving The X Factor Studios last night, so I am still contributing to the thread...

dailymail.co.uk

 

[RandomGlitter]

I miss my Girls all together!

 

[colourmepretty]

Aw, it has been so long.

 

[Ms.Jessie]

They almost deleted Nicola's face in that picture.... Chezza looks the hotness though!

 

[ladyflash]

They all look so gorgeous in that picture, it's ridiculous. 7 years! I feel so old.

 

[originalzzb]

Turns out the live results show dress was also from Stephene Rolland, this time from his FW09 collection!

source: shoppingthetrend.com

 

[funkystar]

Cheryl Cole shows off her extensive hairspray collection backstage at the X Factor

As a promotional pin-up for shampoo, Cheryl Cole has to keep her hair in tip top condition.

And judging by the number of hairsprays and products in her dressing room, it is no wonder that her 'do is always perfect.

The Fight For This Love singer posed backstage at the X Factor after her single went to number one in the charts.

Backstage glance: Cheryl Cole poses for the camera, but behind her is a massive collection of hair products and make-up ready for her X Factor appearance

But the sheer volume of beauty products behind her caught the beady eyes of fans on Twitter.

One, who calls herself 'CharlotteTheJew', wrote: 'Look at all the make-up and hair products in the bathroom.'


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The bottles indicate that the singer is using premium products from brands such as L'Oreal, Bumble and Bumble and Tigi.

Last week, the X Factor judge was criticised for 'misleading' fans over her L'Oreal hair product adverts, where she claims the Elvive 5 Restore range has given her back her hair 'mojo'.

Every girl's dream: Four spray cans and numerous bottles of product, plus a whole box full of make-up ensures Cheryl is looking tip top for the shows

But viewers have reacted angrily after it was revealed she has hair extensions to give her hair volume and bounce.

Cheryl uses acrylic fibre hair extensions by celebrity hairdresser Julien Guyonnet and has new extensions every three months, with a tidy up every six weeks.

Her personal stylist Lisa Laudat blow-dries her hair for the X Factor performances and is believed to earn £40,000 a year to look after the singer.

She also receives plenty of make-up and skin products from L'Oreal every month, which would cost up to £500 on the high street.

Number one: In another picture, the singer shows her reaction to having a number one single and album in three words

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...-hairspray-collection-backstage-X-Factor.html

 

[Marchessa]

Oh boo hoo daily fail that's no more than any backstage dressing room.

 

[RandomGlitter]

Hmmmm I don't see any L'Oreal products on that table!

 

[hotlipz]

Oh! and charlize theron, pelelope cruz and eva longoria dye their at home with l'oreal kits??? common....

 

[ladyflash]

How have the Daily Mail somehow made an article about there being lots of hair and beauty products in a makeup and hair department?

 

[shuffle]

That have an amazing ability to write articles about NOTHING important. I think it's what they base their entire newspaper on.

 

[ladyflash]

It's quite impressive.

 

[shuffle]

It's a talent if you think about it

 

[honeycombchild]

Least they base it on Cheryl nothingness stories and not simply boobs like some others... pointing NO fingers of course.

 

[shuffle]

ahaahah you have a very valid point, they could be a lot worse.
The Daily Mail's usually quite good for Cheryl photos too.

 

[tigerrouge]

Years ago, when I discovered what the Daily Mail were paying (well, at that time), it did make me start wondering if it was worth selling my soul to write that sort of thing.

 

[RandomGlitter]

sky showbiz

So, do you all STILL think it's not that bad???

 

[Ms.Jessie]

You are such trouble RandomGlitter! I agree that looks a lot worse than the previous pictures.