Marcia Souza

Like others reviews here, I stop watching the episodes when Nikki was chosen over Tiffany and Belinda. I felt that, regardless of the competition, there were already pre-established favorites. I lost interest in watching it.

Like other review, I keep watching the next episode hoping for something good, but I no longer identify with the lives of these 3 ladies as in the past series. This series is so concerned with involving current issues such as: gender choice, alcoholism, pandemic, racism and others that the 3 main characters have lost their identities. The most shocking is Miranda an independent lawyer who has stopped working and is lost in her life and her choices now. Added to this are several dialogues where they practically place a 55-year-old woman as an elderly woman. Please, which century is this series set in?

I spent the entire movie waiting for some ending that would make sense of it, but it didn't happen. At first I had the feeling that I had lost part of it, but then I understood that it doesn't really make sense at all.

Terrible....killing "El coco" with a stone.....hahaha.....ridiculous! I watched the series until the end as a duty, waiting for it to get better. Never more! If the series doesn't catch my attention, I will stop seeing it. Just it!

Anna was on the show longer than she should have been. Her creations were not enough to keep her in so many episodes, given that she repeated techniques already used and was even praised for it. As a viewer, I don't agree that professionals should be judged on each show, I think there should be a score where they could add or subtract points according to the look presented, it would be fairer. The judgment in Season 20, Episode 13 was disappointing. Rami is much more professional and would be in a much better position to present a beautiful collection in the grand finale than Brittany. This fact is clear even to non professional people. Being in season 20, I believe that it is past time to be fairer in the judgment of the professionals.