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Maria is very skilled at using makeup. She manages to bring out the best features in people's faces and make them glow. Maria has clients lined up for special occasions, events or just to pamper themselves. It's very amazing to see the happy and glowing faces of women when the artist is done with them.

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Ileana Sky Aviles 3 years ago

Wow! Old Hollywood glamour!

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lammaperson 3 years ago

i love the shirt

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There is a stereotype going around that women wear makeup for other people, especially men. Well, the thing is that most women wear it for themselves. Makeup is just part of your look and style. It's still the same person underneath all that makeup. Most women know they don't need it to look beautiful, but they still want to wear it because it's fun. And if some women don't, that's completely ok! Let's try to support and understand each other.

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Nikki Sevven 3 years ago

This is one of the best, because she's not loaded with eye makeup. It looks more natural and accents her features without overwhelming them.

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James Foote 3 years ago

Honestly, she looks good in both pics.

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It's quite ridiculous to hear that women are "catfishing" people by wearing makeup. I mean, isn't it obvious they don't have golden eyelids, bright red lips, or flushed pink cheeks? If you get tricked into thinking that a woman with a full face of makeup actually looks like that all the time, how is that the woman's problem?

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Pheebs 3 years ago

I like that she smiled in both pictures. Having the smile in the before helps highlight that makeup only transforms so much. The smile transforms just as much.

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Hannah Edwards 3 years ago

This one is my favourite so far!

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What do you think of these makeup looks? Would you like to try them out, or is it too much for you? Tell us in the comments down below and don't forget to upvote your favorite transformation! Also, Maria has her own courses on makeup, so if you're interested, go check them out on her website!

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Caro Caro 3 years ago

Now this is lovely.

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Ileana Sky Aviles 3 years ago

Way better natural!

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Jess Thompson 3 years ago

EYES 😍😍😍

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Jess Thompson 3 years ago (edited)

Love how the holographic jacket sets off the eye makeup - wow! Cover of a kids’ retro GAP or something :)

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Ileana Sky Aviles 3 years ago

Love the eyes!

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Riddhi⭐ 3 years ago

She looks so sweet!😊

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Norma 3 years ago

Gorgeous!

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Nancy Bernard 3 years ago

Very pretty! I love the eye makeup

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BENANANE Yamina 3 years ago (edited)

Oh wow, the eye shadow colours are like galaxy themed! That is so pretty

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BabyBooby 3 years ago

Wow😍

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Denny Cwiek 3 years ago

Her eyes really pop now!

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Leona Martin 3 years ago

The eye makeup really makes the blue pop

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Queerbean 3 years ago

She’s been in like like four of theses photos 🤔

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BENANANE Yamina 3 years ago

In the before your skin is so soft!!

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GoddessOdd 3 years ago

This is one of the best photos. She looks like a person, not like a mannequin.

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Ella Blackwood 3 years ago

Absolutely beautiful eyes, in both photos. Almost other-worldly in the one on the right.

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Hot Babushka 3 years ago

the eye look is really pretty! and she seems so much more confident with the makeup.

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Gregory Hewitt 3 years ago

it's not just the makeup, the colours have been adjusted in the 'after' photo. checkout her hair colour. nonetheless, still beautiful in both pics.

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Hot Babushka 3 years ago

idk why but this made the song ocean eyes get stuck in my head

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Willowbilly 3 years ago

Yes. She's got the Look. Future star.

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Ella Blackwood 3 years ago

Again, they eyes really pop in the makeover. Just beautiful.

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ninjaraph 3 years ago

She looks better in the before.

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Yvonne Franset 3 years ago (edited)

Nothing wrong with it🤷🏻‍♀️

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Kawaii user 3 years ago

She looks better in the before photo

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Ann Dominici 3 years ago

VERY NICE!!

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Stacey Paterson 3 years ago

She's too pretty for make up 💜

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Bianca Du Toit 3 years ago

The eyeshadow completely changed her eye color as well! amazing.

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Carol Emory 3 years ago

The makeup made her eyes stand out more. Looks good!

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Kerry Burnette 3 years ago

I love her natural look, too.

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laila 3 years ago

this is my favorite

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Willowbilly 3 years ago

She's so likeable in the 'before'. Looking good in both.

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Hilary Mol 3 years ago

Anybody else getting a "Glamour Shots" vibe from the "after" photo?

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Ileana Sky Aviles 3 years ago

She doesn't need makeup

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Kerry Burnette 3 years ago

same sweater -very different lighting...I wonder what she would look like without make up with the other lighting.

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Lisa Polglaze 3 years ago

I kinda prefer the before. She's so naturally pretty the makeup makes her look generic.

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Hot Babushka 3 years ago

WHY did they do concealer lips??

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A.R Is Confused 3 years ago

Morticia Addams???

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Kerry Burnette 3 years ago

She has an Eva Longoria look about her. Very pretty.

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Hannah Edwards 3 years ago

I wish I had the skills to create this look and the guts to pull it off!

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Shull GaRett 3 years ago

I like the before but after is nice as well

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Eileen Barnett 3 years ago

That looks photoshopped to me

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Shull GaRett 3 years ago

Before looks gorgeous, after looks a bit to "tuned up"

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Jolene Elliott-Zehr 3 years ago

Much prettier without makeup. She is beautiful naturally

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Cynthia Rielley 3 years ago

so pretty in the before!!!!!

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Norma_Bates 3 years ago

Most of these girls/women look far prettier natural. I'm not a fan of this really heavy makeup trend that's the "in" thing at the moment. Some of the more dramatic looks are nice as a statement, but to show some more natural makeup looks wouldve been nice. Some of the after pics dont look like real people anymore and it's sad that women and young girls are striving to keep with this trend because thwyve been conditioned to thinking it's what they need to do to look good. I like makeup, I wear it myself almost every day. But a lot of these are just far too much.

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Mike Price 11 months ago

Almost all of these women look far more attractive - much more "real"- in the "natural" images. The made-up images look for all the world like clones of a single woman, or plastic inflateable dolls.

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Hermione 3 years ago

Could be a cultural thing, but I prefer the before photos for most of these. Make-up should be subtle and enhance natural features, not completely dominate and change the face.

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Anna Banana 3 years ago

It would actually be nice to see more middle ground, instead of the "all or nothing" approach with the very unnatural end result.

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Lav Oravaf 3 years ago

I absolutely agree. make up should lighten up the face, keeping the natural lines and skin tone.

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Gregory Hewitt 3 years ago

exactly. i don't get the plastic look.

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Stella 3 years ago

All these ladies look beautiful, but honestly, these make overs show exactly what the problem with the Hollywood look is. It's literally a drawing that can be applied to almost any face, a completely artificial beauty standard that even Hollywood stars can only achieve with professional help, lots of time and money. But still women get compared to that standard in daily life, by themselves, men, and other women.

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Sam K 3 years ago

Most of these have still been filtered. You can’t flatten lines and wrinkles with makeup. Once again it proves that what society says is “ attractive” is still not possible even with a fabulous make up artist. It’s all so fake

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Jubum 3 years ago

I don't know, it's great work, no question about it. But in the end it's just a mask that hides the real you.

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pogfish 3 years ago

With or without makeup, everyone is beautiful.

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Tami 3 years ago

Can I just appreciate the makeup artist's talent without feeling bad about the way I look? I want to, but it's difficult sometimes.

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TrickQuestion 3 years ago

I hope that they were happy with the makeup the artist did for them. It's really uplifting when you do something special for yourself. In the end, it's about what they think and how it makes them feel and to heck with what anyone else thinks.

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Stephanie IV 3 years ago

I fear hiding somebody under make up completely, up to a point where they look like androids, isn't really doing a lot for them. It somewhat gives the impression that the way they normally look somehow isn't acceptable. So, I upvoted the more normal glam ups and the outre ones didn't get an upvote.

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Sur Mer 3 years ago

Some people seem to misunderstand the project. The message is not that the made-up women are now more beautiful. The exaggerated colors are meant to artistically emphasize change and transformation to something different.

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Troux 3 years ago (edited)

This is about 30% makeup and 70% filters and it's an incredible disservice to us all if even one woman thinks they must try to look like these cartoons. For god's sake they whitened everyone's eyeballs and you expect us to believe this is real?

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Swanky Coconut 3 years ago

I feel like we need to stop telling women both that they look “sick” without makeup- and normalize natural faces- but also we need to stop telling women that they have “cake faces” or “are wearing too much makeup.” Makeup is a form of art, and nobody gets to decide how much makeup a women wears except her. If she wants to walk down the red carpet after just waking out of bed, good on her, natural beauty is beautiful. If she wants to go to the supermarket in a full face of makeup with neon eyeshadow and hot pink lipstick, we need to also support her, because that’s how she chooses to express herself. Make up should be whatever the person wearing it wants. These same rules apply to men, theyre beautiful with and without makeup. In the end, anybody and everybody has the choice whether or not to wear makeup, and as long as we can say that they’re still stunning without it, we can say that they’re beautiful with it too.

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Elmie Pumpkinbush 3 years ago

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Ileana Sky Aviles 3 years ago

I understand the creativity but I preferred looking at the natural faces! Maybe Social media has desensitized me as most people posting have pounds of this on

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Alexander Neil 3 years ago

These are fine as an extreme example of red carpet makeup. I'm more interested in seeing how a person (male or female) might use much less to achieve much more. The full on makeup would look ludicrous during the day or at work.

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Jjiinnee 3 years ago

Almost all of these pictures have filters. Some extremely so. Add that to the pound of make up they have on and you get yet another piling of women trying to meet an unrealistic beauty standard. You're all beautiful without this rubbish on your face. Also, you don't need filters.

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Charlotte Yu 3 years ago

I would just like to say all of the people featured here are beautiful with or without makeup and whichever one they prefer is their choice and opinion. And their opinions are also the only ones that matter. And to anyone who says that they are ugly in either the before or after photos, please keep that to yourself.

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Faith Hurst 3 years ago

Wouldn't it be cool if we just liked our own faces?

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d bradley 3 years ago

came to the comments just to say that it's so sad that this list is a mile long and all it shows is how hard it is to be a female in a world where make-up is believed to be what makes these women beautiful.

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Deborah B 3 years ago

It's annoying that the after shots are photoshopped - pores, anyone? It means we really have no idea if these transformations are achievable with makeup alone.

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braelee lachance 1 year ago (edited)

In my opinion, No matter how little or natural type of makeup goes on your face -- you still look a little different. I'm not into makeup stuff in general, but I've heard of something called the "no-makeup" makeup look where it enhances your actual face instead of looking like a frickin Bratz doll. What I want to know is what's the purpose in injecting your lips ? Dumdums.

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braelee lachance 1 year ago

Makeup sucks! Instead, of being a makeup artist who piles all that s**t on her or maybe even his face lol with contouring foundation stuff - I've heard of this other idea called the "no makeup" makeup look where you can enhance your actual face - but even just a little bit of makeup (in my opinion) you'd still look a little bit different.

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Veronika Hiebert 2 years ago

I like most of them. Some I personally would find overwhelming, as I prefer a more natural approach.

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Sarah Kathrin Matsoukis 3 years ago

I wish makeup would stay on my face... but my skin is somehow oily, flaky, dry and huge-pored at the same time

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Daniel Marsh 3 years ago

I HATE everything about this thread. Most of this "makeup" is poorly done Photoshopping, and consists of simply deleting signs of humanity.

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Kiwii Stone 3 years ago

The makeup artist's work is amazing, even if there are filters. It's a good post because it simultaneously shows me that most of the pics I see that are heavily made up could be a drastic change from normal, and also that for the odd occasion, maybe good makeup could help me feel better about myself

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mena21 3 years ago

Im all for makeup to enhance one's beauty NOT reinvent a whole different person. Embrace your uniqueness don't hide it for society!

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Kimberly Banow 3 years ago

Wow, I wonder how many female celebrities can live a normal life without being recognized without makeup. I bet it could be a lifesaver at times, especially for privacy and to avoid the paparazzi.

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Irina Rose 3 years ago

Absolutely amazing make up work! I loved every one of the looks. But my favorite one is #4. I love purple/teal eye shadow and purple hair combination.

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Elizabeth Molloy 3 years ago

Now, how about doing the same with men? Some natural-looking,some completely outrageous. Men deserve to feel pretty too!

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Not A Panda 3 years ago

It would be nice to see all of these without the additional filtering that was applied. So just with the make up.

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Stephanie Hudson 3 years ago

I especially like the older models. It's easy to create artwork on a clean canvas. The wrinkled, crepey, older skin is harder to work with. Would love to have someone do this for my 50 year old face!

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Abe Corral 3 years ago

You'd think there was one Black woman you could find to round out this list.

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Biljana Malesevic 3 years ago

I have mixed reactions. Some are too much, like evening make up, and look younger and fresher without any make up. Some have invisible well done "just to accentuate your best features" make up. I prefer make up is best when it doesn't "scream" from the face but some people do like interesting make up in all colors which I also like.

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JP 3 years ago

Yeah, I went the opposite way. During quarantine I didn't wear makeup because I was at home. Now that I'm back in the office...I still don't wear makeup. I haven't used anything for over a year and a half. My skin is softer and I look younger from not putting all that crap on my face. Won't be going back to makeup.

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Linziaj 3 years ago

Some results on black skin would have been nice. I'm not black but I've read the struggle to get a good matching base is difficult

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Anne 3 years ago

Pretty before - and assuming they asked for the makeup - pretty after. But the after does have extra lighting etc to make the make overs pop extra. And I like the soft glam make overs better than those extravagant bridals

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Kitti B. 3 years ago

These pictures prove that you are not ugly you just don't have access to professional help.

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Nicole Blomkamp 3 years ago

Photoshop and good lighting can make anyone look good

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Elmie Pumpkinbush 3 years ago

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Calvin Suzuki 3 years ago

Bold to assume what they’re going through

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Ashe 3 years ago

They should do the girls' hair. That's all they really needed to look any better, the hair on all before was faded and dead.

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Leigh C. 3 years ago

Still photoshopped. What's wrong with the shape of natural noses and chins?

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Stina Lamar 3 years ago

So. Much. Eye makeup. I think these are fabulous campy looks - I’m just not sure that’s the adjective the makeup artist was going for.

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Holesalongthebottom 3 years ago

A lot of these woman were beautiful before the makeup. The makeup artists are definitely talented, but not everyone needs that amount of makeup. I wish the older ladies had the same application as the younger gals. Just to see a comparison.

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Kira Okah 3 years ago

In a number of these the difference in the posture, lighting, and the added filters (some do make use of filters) is doing a better job than the makeup. Not that the makeup is bad, it's not, though some of the makeup is changing the face entirely instead of enhancing it.

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Gerard Neaux 3 years ago

And this is the place for judging women who like makeup and how it makes them fake even though the title of the article is Hollywood makeover transformations. Bravo Pandas, very smart.

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Thorfin Wolfsbane 3 years ago

just remember ladies, if you don't look good, you're worthless. at least that's my take-away from posts like this.

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Susan Trevaskis-Owen 3 years ago

They turned unique, human individuals into the same copy/paste Barbie doll, with the occasional "hot Goth" thrown in. "Number 12 Looks Just Like You" is becoming reality.

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Mimi M 3 years ago (edited)

Meh. Encourages self-criticism. Not a fan. Let's have a post on 'natural faces, all genders/ages, all backgrounds - not all 'beautiful people' - just awesome pics of hoomins!

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Isabella 3 years ago

Russian makeup style makes people look like sexworkers :/

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Bogaert David 3 years ago (edited)

Excessive use of make-up .. never understood why people do his. Anyway I'll prefer natural looking people anyday

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Chris Hills 3 years ago

IMO, half the makeup jobs look too Vampire-ish or Anime. Too heavy eye makeup. But I'm older and I know we live in a different environment now... of "LOOK AT ME, LOOK AT ME-wait, stop looking at me"!

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Evelyn Haskins 3 years ago

I gave up looking. These photos were gahstly! Makein hte gors/womwenr loom so so artificial, ugly and infriendly. Too many of the girls had fisce tht make up is supposed to make thise without naturl beauty look like/ The 'make up "ariist"" should be shot. Or ay least drummed out of the business

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iblowsheep 3 years ago

False advertising

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Patrick McKemie 3 years ago

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Hermione 3 years ago

Could be a cultural thing, but I prefer the before photos for most of these. Make-up should be subtle and enhance natural features, not completely dominate and change the face.

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Anna Banana 3 years ago

It would actually be nice to see more middle ground, instead of the "all or nothing" approach with the very unnatural end result.

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Lav Oravaf 3 years ago

I absolutely agree. make up should lighten up the face, keeping the natural lines and skin tone.

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Gregory Hewitt 3 years ago

exactly. i don't get the plastic look.

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Stella 3 years ago

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Sam K 3 years ago

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Jubum 3 years ago

I don't know, it's great work, no question about it. But in the end it's just a mask that hides the real you.

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pogfish 3 years ago

With or without makeup, everyone is beautiful.

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Tami 3 years ago

Can I just appreciate the makeup artist's talent without feeling bad about the way I look? I want to, but it's difficult sometimes.

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TrickQuestion 3 years ago

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Stephanie IV 3 years ago

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Sur Mer 3 years ago

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Troux 3 years ago (edited)

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Swanky Coconut 3 years ago

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Elmie Pumpkinbush 3 years ago

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Ileana Sky Aviles 3 years ago

I understand the creativity but I preferred looking at the natural faces! Maybe Social media has desensitized me as most people posting have pounds of this on

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Alexander Neil 3 years ago

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Jjiinnee 3 years ago

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Charlotte Yu 3 years ago

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Faith Hurst 3 years ago

Wouldn't it be cool if we just liked our own faces?

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d bradley 3 years ago

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Deborah B 3 years ago

It's annoying that the after shots are photoshopped - pores, anyone? It means we really have no idea if these transformations are achievable with makeup alone.

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braelee lachance 1 year ago

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Veronika Hiebert 2 years ago

I like most of them. Some I personally would find overwhelming, as I prefer a more natural approach.

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Sarah Kathrin Matsoukis 3 years ago

I wish makeup would stay on my face... but my skin is somehow oily, flaky, dry and huge-pored at the same time

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Daniel Marsh 3 years ago

I HATE everything about this thread. Most of this "makeup" is poorly done Photoshopping, and consists of simply deleting signs of humanity.

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Kiwii Stone 3 years ago

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mena21 3 years ago

Im all for makeup to enhance one's beauty NOT reinvent a whole different person. Embrace your uniqueness don't hide it for society!

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Kimberly Banow 3 years ago

Wow, I wonder how many female celebrities can live a normal life without being recognized without makeup. I bet it could be a lifesaver at times, especially for privacy and to avoid the paparazzi.

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Irina Rose 3 years ago

Absolutely amazing make up work! I loved every one of the looks. But my favorite one is #4. I love purple/teal eye shadow and purple hair combination.

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Elizabeth Molloy 3 years ago

Now, how about doing the same with men? Some natural-looking,some completely outrageous. Men deserve to feel pretty too!

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Not A Panda 3 years ago

It would be nice to see all of these without the additional filtering that was applied. So just with the make up.

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Stephanie Hudson 3 years ago

I especially like the older models. It's easy to create artwork on a clean canvas. The wrinkled, crepey, older skin is harder to work with. Would love to have someone do this for my 50 year old face!

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Abe Corral 3 years ago

You'd think there was one Black woman you could find to round out this list.

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Biljana Malesevic 3 years ago

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JP 3 years ago

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Linziaj 3 years ago

Some results on black skin would have been nice. I'm not black but I've read the struggle to get a good matching base is difficult

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Anne 3 years ago

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Kitti B. 3 years ago

These pictures prove that you are not ugly you just don't have access to professional help.

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Nicole Blomkamp 3 years ago

Photoshop and good lighting can make anyone look good

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Elmie Pumpkinbush 3 years ago

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Calvin Suzuki 3 years ago

Bold to assume what they’re going through

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