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Yes, I think there might be something to that. Just recently my wife was watching an episode of the new Kardashians show. She made a comment like, "they are so
by jjeaff 3y ago
Yes, I think there might be something to that. Just recently my wife was watching an episode of the new Kardashians show. She made a comment like, "they are so pretty it's almost annoying" and I reminded her that this is TV magic. They don't look like that in real life. They are surrounded by makeup teams who are at the top of their craft. They have been under the knife more times than they can probably count with the best Beverly Hills surgeons money can buy and getting the absolute best and most careful work those doctors have ever done because they know how important it is they do a good job for such high profile people. Then of course there is the cameras and the lighting. It is the absolute brightest show you will see on TV. Every room they are in is lit so that not a single shadow can be seen. And then of course every bad angle, every bad shot, every frown they don't like, is cut. And they are always ready and prepped for the paparazzi because they usually purposely leak where they will be when they want to be filmed and photographed. Every girl in a America needs to remember this and get reminded of it frequently. Almost nothing on TV, almost nothing on social media, is real.
- notaustinpowers 3y agoExactly! One thing I do if I think a celebrity looks great but have a suspicion it's editing or some camera magic, I look up photos of them on Getty Images. Getty prohibits their news/event photos from being manipulated in any way. So you get to see every bit of dry skin, pimple, wrinkle, peach fuzz, and caked on makeup in excruciating detail.