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‘You are the Mother F–king Factor’: Evelyn Lozada’s Basic Bun Look Has Fans Wanting More

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Evelyn Lozada kept it simple but beautiful for her fans on Instagram after uploading a photo on Tuesday, Jan. 19. Wearing a warm lipstick color, eye shadow and her hair in a bun, Lozada only showed her upper body, which left fans focused on her face and reacting to her beauty.

One person joked that the 45-year-old reality TV star even looked younger than she is. They wrote, “Damn the bun tell me where you hiding your fountain ⛲ of youth….lol👀,” and another person agreed, saying “Soooo apparently this is what not aging a day looks like! I swear every year you get more and more beautiful! We love you E.L✌🏽.”

Evelyn Lozada (Photo: @evelynlozada/Instagram)

“You are the Mother F–king Factor,” declared another fan using Lozada’s infamous line from the season-two finale of “Basketball Wives” when she called former co-star Tami Roman “a non-motherf–king factor,” after Roman confronted Lozada about sleeping with her ex-husband, NBA player Kenny Anderson. Although Lozada slept with Anderson years before the two ladies met on the show, what made it an even bigger issue was Roman was still married to Anderson at the time that Lozada reportedly slept with him.

Lozada received additional compliments from fans, including “Beautiful,” “Gorgeous” and “Queen” for her undeniable beauty.

One thing that keeps Lozada looking right is her cannabis-infused skin-care line called BX Glow. After experiencing a health scare with polyarthritis, which is an inflammatory disorder that can cause muscle pain and joint stiffness, Lozada realized it was time to make a change.

She said in an interview with Black Enterprise, “I couldn’t bend down or workout. For one year I couldn’t really do anything. And, that is where the journey started for me.”

She explained, “I didn’t want to be dependent on medication so I started using cannabis products. I started with CBD pills, creams, ointments, and I would even drink CBD water. That’s what gave me the idea to try to put CBD in the eye cream and in the moisturizer,” as a way to help with puffy eyes, she said.

Her skin-care line includes an exfoliator, a hydra-cream and an eye cream.

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