Good point. That’s the reason it’s difficult to see any no-make-up photos. Once you see it, you realize that the reality is.

My favourite photos are always ‘natural’ ones.

I still enjoy photos; regardless.

Social media is bad for the unreal expectation that girls then place in themselves. Everything is so choreographed before it is uploaded to try and look natural. They are just maintaining their image!

everybody phototshops themselves because they don’t except flaws in hollywood and they think that our lives revolve around their beauty or something lol! it is very unrealistic for normal people who don’t have the personal trainers or money to spend on our outward appearance

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  • • mom94125 replied
    • 16 Jun 2015 , 5:27 pm

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  also gotta love lucy hale. love her in pretty little liars

No, I don’t believe them, and I hope when my girls are older that they aren’t influenced by the artificial and heavily photoshopped images.

It’s sad that stars are photoshop there photos on social media

The answer to your question is no I don’t believe all the photos I see or even the info I read, look how many people were fooled just recently by the photos of the ancient ruins being found in the Australian Desert – hoax!

These days I assume everything is photoshopped.

photo shop is so false

I rarely ever believe photos that I see on media of any type, be it print, t.v. or the internet. Photo-shopping is rife, and it’s rare to see an “un-touched” photo of a celebrity. I taught my kids that beauty on the outside doesn’t equal beauty on the inside. Pretty wrapping paper can cover an empty box, and a peach can look perfect on the outside but be rotten to the core. It’s the sort of person you are that’s important, not how you look.

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  • • mom57522 replied
    • 31 Aug 2014 , 2:13 pm

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  Couldn’t have said it better myself.

young people are very image conscious and are aware that makeup and clever lighting can cover a myriad of faults.

I think they should keep photos natural

I don’t I only where make up when going out an my kids know the difference.. But in saying that it’s not good for our kids growing up thinking that it’s there normal everyday look when it’s not.. I’d like to see more actress with no makeup on to prove to the kids it’s ok to not wear it all the time.,

Im a Mum of 3 daughters and I have made them very aware of how they make sure these females look a million dollars and its all smoke and mirrors.
Sometime when you get the opportunity to meet a female celeb in person its a bit of a shock that they dont look as flawless in person as they appear in the magazines.

lots of people are focused on looks and I think its good to look after yourself but don’t go over board.

It’s important we focus on the whole person not just their looks or even “fake” looks!

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  • • ginoula5 replied
    • 12 Aug 2014 , 3:22 pm

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  Could not agree more with this, sadly these days many think otherwise

It seems strange that she has these objections, but still continues to play/audition for the parts – is it just all about the money then? That doesn’t seem to be a good message to send either?
It is unfortunate that younger aged girls are taking too much interest about how they look. Even the clothes that are advertised sometimes are too provocative for younger ages!

I recently complemented my friend on a photo she posted and she told my she had touched it up before posting!

I know they are all air brushed and give off a false beauty, they should not be touched up and show people for how they truly are