Taiwanese variety show host Pauline Lan thinks Singaporean men are 'very, very oily', and would not even give them three points on a scale one (lowest) to 10 (highest).
In an interview with The Straits Times, she gave her frank comments when posed the question about local men.
At a previous press conference here in April, Taiwanese variety show host Pauline Lan rated Singapore women three out of 10 on the scale of how good they look. Even before the recent interview started, she had already pointed out random beauty and fashion mishaps borne by various people seated around the dressing room.
She said in Mandarin: "The men are even worse. Not sure how many points to rate them but it's worse than three. They are just so sloppy and don't bother about the way they look at all. They don't have to dress over-the-top like South Korean drama stars, but at least they should look clean, right?
"My general feeling about Singapore men is that they are very oily, whether it's the hair or otherwise. They are just very, very oily." Before the interview started, she had already pointed out random beauty and fashion mishaps borne by various people seated around the dressing room.
The TV host answered every question during the interview without so much as a pause to ponder them. It was held during a brief break in between shoots for Lady First - Singapore, the local edition of her hit Taiwanese show Lady First, which has been dishing out beauty and fashion advice for the past decade.
A public relations executive had barely stepped through the door during the interview when Lan remarked that her hair was too wet and should have been properly blown dry.
In an interview with The Straits Times, she gave her frank comments when posed the question about local men.
At a previous press conference here in April, Taiwanese variety show host Pauline Lan rated Singapore women three out of 10 on the scale of how good they look. Even before the recent interview started, she had already pointed out random beauty and fashion mishaps borne by various people seated around the dressing room.
She said in Mandarin: "The men are even worse. Not sure how many points to rate them but it's worse than three. They are just so sloppy and don't bother about the way they look at all. They don't have to dress over-the-top like South Korean drama stars, but at least they should look clean, right?
"My general feeling about Singapore men is that they are very oily, whether it's the hair or otherwise. They are just very, very oily." Before the interview started, she had already pointed out random beauty and fashion mishaps borne by various people seated around the dressing room.
The TV host answered every question during the interview without so much as a pause to ponder them. It was held during a brief break in between shoots for Lady First - Singapore, the local edition of her hit Taiwanese show Lady First, which has been dishing out beauty and fashion advice for the past decade.
A public relations executive had barely stepped through the door during the interview when Lan remarked that her hair was too wet and should have been properly blown dry.
