Wow. I've seen other sites that show before and after shots of models, but this was interesting in how they show the process step-by-step. And the computer work! Part of me would like to see how they could 'improve' my own photo, but then I also see the point. It's hard to say that no improvement is necessary, though!

I guess I knew that's how it went, but it really does drive the point home.

Reply #2 Wow again, very interesting! What an eye opener in more ways than one! I personally prefer the natural look - no make up.

I also prefer the natural look.

I guess I knew that's how it went, but it really does drive the point home.

I'm glad they're doing that! Now if they could just arrange to have it viewed by every school in the nation, PreK and up, that' would help solve a lot of problems!

I didn't know that it went that far. The computer stuff - why use a human being in the first place?
She's a pretty girl without all the "extras." Thanks for the link - I'll pass it around to the young ladies in the family.

Wow. My first thought when she sat down in the makeup chair was, "She's a model?" So far removed from the final model product we've all become familiar with. But she still looks fine!

Then I studied her facial structure and symmetry. That must be what she has going for her. They picked her then they fixed her. Ha.

Now if they could just arrange to have it viewed by every school in the nation, PreK and up, that would help solve a lot of problems!

I agree!

A friend of mine is obsessed with looking so picture-perfect. Only I'm sure that when she's watching TV or looking at the magazine stands she forgets that these women are often fake. My friend looks great, but she spends TOO MUCHE of her thoughts and energy on it. She discusses her looks or someone else's every time I talk to her.

Maybe I'll send her that link.