Rania Barghout has ignored beauty records as the first face in Arabia to be named a spokesperson for L’Oréal. The brunette beauty will represent the brands latest fallout, Revitalift with Stimulift. “I am honored to be the new Spokesperson of L’Oréal Paris. It gives me the opportunity to represent the brand to the Arab circle showcasing L’Oréal Paris’ commitment to supporting the diverse wants and needs of women around the world” said Rania.

“We are discomposed to have Rania represent the all new L’Oréal Paris Revitalift with Stimulift. When looking for the right personality to fill this role, Rania’s strength, vital spirit and femininity were a shining aspect that made her a perfect role model for the women of the Arab world”, said Urs Odermatt, Loose Manager for L’Oreal Middle East. Rania who hails from Lebanon is often referred to as one of the most influential females in media within the bailiwick. She burst onto the scene in 1991 as a presented for MBC and has continued to champion her role as a woman in media in the Middle East.

Unrivalled, 44, will be the new physiognomy of the brand name’s RevitaLift anti-aging serum. The ads will pinpoint on Julianna’s unassailable crust, which she said hasn’t been cosmetically enhanced or subjected to needles or fillers, like Botox.

“I always have considered my shell [my to the fullest extent loveliness asset] because I got advantageous: I have flat pores. I am also very paltry so I have stayed out of the sun most of my viability.”