Vad säger ni om Kates makeup?

Häromdagen såg vi Kate ute på uppdrag bland unga kadetter, klädd i en snygg ljusblå kappa. Nu har hon åter visat sig, denna gång i en blå klänning under ett besök hos eleverna på Salusbury Primary School i Queens Park, London.

Men de brittiska tidningarna snackar nu mycket Kates makeup. Daily Mail har skrivit två olika artiklar bara om hennes bryn…

Här en bild från tidigare uppdrag hos kadetterna.

Några brittiska läsare menar att hon numera ser ut som en liten ”tant” med sina mycket markerade bryn. Vad säger ni?

Så här är vi kanske mer vana att se henne.

Under dagen på skolan spelade Kate in en film med några av barnen, Nimra 10, Ryan 10, Bailey-Rae 7 och Connor 11. Filmen berättar om vikten av barns mentala hälsa i samband med Childrens Mental Health week och genom välgörenhetsorganisationen Place2Be.

– Skolan är en unik plats att få emotionell support i, här kan man arbeta både med barnen och deras familjer, säger Kate i filmen.

Foto: Stella Pictures

Se film med Kate här:

This #ChildrensMHW The Duchess talks about the vital role of schools in providing emotional support saying: "Schools are uniquely placed to provide emotional support, working with children and their families – this is something that Place2Be understands. I am incredibly proud to be their Patron." The four children in the video have all benefited from Place2Be’s ‘whole school’ approach to good mental health which includes a break-time service available to all children who want to talk through and help understand issues that might be troubling them. Children's Mental Health Week comes as Place2Be publishes a survey of the National Association of Head Teachers’ members revealing that two thirds of all primary schools in England do not have a counsellor in their schools. www.place2be.org.uk

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The Duchess of Cambridge is proud to help launch Place2Be​'s Children’s Mental Health Week 2016 which this year focuses on the importance of building children’s resilience and their ability to cope with life’s stressful situations. Watch Her Royal Highness's message in full here: www.place2be.org.uk Follow #ChildrensMHW for latest updates and info for children, parents and schools.

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