Katrina Kaif joins Aishwarya Rai, Sonam Kapoor as the new L’Oreal face

Aishwarya Rai welcomed Katrina Kaif saying, “I am sure she will enjoy representing team India.”

Aishwarya Rai welcomed Katrina Kaif saying, “I am sure she will enjoy representing team India.”

Katrina Kaif is joining stars like Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Sonam Kapoor and Freida Pinto as the new spokesperson of cosmetic brand L’Oreal Paris.

The ‘Dhoom 3’, the fourth Indian to be named as the face of the beauty brand, said it was an honour to be a part of the family.

“The stunning women that represent the brand across the globe are strong motivators. It is an incredible privilege to be joining this league of ladies. I’m looking forward to working with the L’Oreal Paris team in India and creating some new global beauty trends,” Kaif, 30, said.

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The actress was welcomed by Aishwarya, who has been representing the brand for 12 years.

“I would like to extend a warm welcome to Katrina to the L’Oreal Paris family. I am sure she will enjoy representing team India as brand ambassador and I wish her the very best,” Aishwarya said.

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