Underneath, we can see her pimples and pores, surely something a little Photoshopping and retouching would have sorted out nicely. Yes, Perry often wears tons of makeup, but when we see the finished product in photos, she usually looks like a “Teenage Dream.” In these unfortunate unretouched pics, Perry looks like an entire bottle of foundation was applied heavily to her otherwise naturally attractive face. While millions of fans love and adore Perry “Unconditionally,” even they were probably shocked to see their pretty pop princess looking a hot mess. Includes 5 Holds Shaped by Mark Bradley Carabiner not included Click here for important info Spin off of our popular Dragon Ball line the Pock Rocks offer a. She stands about 11 1/4 inches tall, fitting in nicely with the rest of the EXO-6 Trek series. The various hands are sculpted to hold specific accessories, and are properly scaled. Singer Katy Perry probably let out an angry “Roar” when she caught wind of the fact that there was a really bad unretouched pic of her floating around on the internet. Zoom in on a photo of the actress, and she absolutely has this small pock mark. These celebs still look better than most of the “average Joes or Janes” out there, but without the power of digital enhancement, their looks are a heck of a lot more attainable. All this can be yours to poke fun at when you see the “before” pics of celebs who’d definitely rather be Photoshopped into perfection. We know what these celebs look like in real life (or at least what we see on TV), so it’s not a total trick that what we see in photos isn’t true to life.īut what if you could get a hold of the pics before the magic of retouching took place? Imagine celebs who actually have dark circles under their eyes, a spare tire blubbering over their jeans, chipped nail polish, out-of-place flyaway hair, and blotchy skin. When it comes down to it, most people want to see pics of otherworldly beauty, whether or not it’s actually accurate. We complain that such images create an unrealistic standard of beauty which affects our youth, but if these mags and online outlets were to put the real deal out there, we’d likely trash that too. From plumping pouts to adding (or eliminating) curves to changing hairlines to zapping zits, photo retouching makes even the most average-looking star look like a million bucks.
With the tricks of digital technology, every wrinkle, crinkle, lump, and bump can be erased away to leave us with only the most unattainable image of beauty we’ll never see in real life. By now, we all know good and well that those picture perfect images we see of our favorite (and not-so-favorite) celebs in glossy magazines are highly retouched via Photoshop and other means to make them look flawless.
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