Uorfi Javed's ‘No Filter' Lips Are Shining Bright With Just A ‘Plumper'
Uorfi Javed shared a video of herself highlighting her natural beauty.
Uorfi Javed showcased her natural beauty after facing a mishap with the reversal of her lip fillers. The 27-year-old actress, who never shies from attempting innovative and bold concepts, be it about her fashion, style or personal life, yet again proved the zero relevance of fillers or filters. In a video, she highlighted her 'no filter' look, leaving many fashion enthusiasts amazed.
Uorfi Javed's Natural Beauty
Taking to her Instagram stories, Uorfi Javed posted a video giving a close look at her face. The clip was captured during one of her recent outings, which appeared to be related to her work. Dressed in a black, round-neck, loose-fitted dress, the actress looked stunning as always. But what left us enchanted was her natural beauty.
As she posed for a close selfie, we can see how a dollop of blush added a fresh charm to her face, which she complemented with a nude foundation base, no eye makeup and glossy lips. Uorfi left the tresses open, which maximised her beauty. Confirming the same, she wrote below the video, 'No filler or filter but a lip plumper!"
Uorfi Javed Faced a Swelling in the Face After Undergoing Lip Fillers Reversal
The video came just days after the actress suffered from a mishap while undergoing lip fillers reversal. Although the actress demonstrated her strength in handling the pain from the treatment, her face was seen to be completely swollen the next day. She shared a video featuring her then-face's condition with a hilarious note in Hindi that read, 'My boyfriend told me that I talk about everything. True tho?"
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Before this, she posted a video, writing, 'No this is not a filter, I decided to get my fillers dissolved as they were every misplaced. I will get them again but naturally. I'm not saying no to fillers at all. Dissolving is painful. Also it's very very important you go to a. Good doctor for fillers, all these doctors with fancy clinics know nothing. Finally I found @dr.rickson, trust me he's the best #notsponsored." In the clip, she was seen undergoing the treatment in which a syringe was inserted into her lips and pulling back the chemicals from it.
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Uorfi Javed's Professional Front
The actress is known for her roles in multiple soap operas, Bade Bhaiyya Ki Dulhania, Chandra Nandini, Meri Durga, Saat Phero Ki Hera Pherie, Bepannaah, Jiji Maa, Daayan, Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, and Kasautii Zindagii Kay, among others. But she rose to fame after appearing on Voot's reality show Bigg Boss OTT in 2021. Later, she was also seen in the film Love Sex Aur Dhokha 2 and many reality shows.
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