Totally OT:

[aileenadq]

Hey! For all you ladies who are like me and are beauty magazine junkies....I will NO LONGER feel inadequate when looking at advertisements with "the Beautiful People" in them.

Log onto www.fluideffect.com and look at the before and after and then join me in boycotting the feeling that celebs are just inherently better looking than us "regular people".

I'm curious to see how you all feel about this.

A

 

[zoj2]

Hey! For all you ladies who are like me and are beauty magazine junkies....I will NO LONGER feel inadequate when looking at advertisements with "the Beautiful People" in them.

Log onto www.fluideffect.com and look at the before and after and then join me in boycotting the feeling that celebs are just inherently better looking than us "regular people".

I'm curious to see how you all feel about this.

A

That is crazy! I can't believe the skin on some of those people!

 

[Phoenix]

I wish they showed the unretouched versions of the celebrity pictures. Somebody posted a site awhile back that had unretouched pictures of celebs. Almost all of them looked common without retouching. Very few natural beauties.

 

[blueabyss333]

Did you see how Nicole Richie's nearly DOUBLED in size?! I can't believe it?! They literally cut her leg in half. You can see how she actually has "black woman" shaped legs.

 

[Healthb4Length]

OMG! That was too funny! Especially the Paris and Nicole pic, Nicole is wider and Paris looks like a skeleton with banged up knees!

 

[pyxis777]

Wow! What I noticed most was skin and eyes. Almost everyone had big ol' bags underneath their eyes.

It makes me wonder why we idealize these people. They are just like us, except famous.

It also makes me really appreciate our pictures on LCHF. Many women on here show their faces in the pictures. We are lovely compared to these celebs.

P.S. I hope nobody is photoshopping their hair progress, LOL!

 

[Phoenix]

Okay, I think I'm missing something. Where is the Paris & Nicole Pic?

ETA: Oops, nevermind

 

[hotshot]

movies and music videos are airbrushed too.
their skin looks so bad because editorial photographs are taken with huge negatives (about a 2 in square) and super sharp lenses that capture every detail.