Just for a giggle, I thought I'd
share with you a setting on my new phone camera that I can assure you I will
NEVER use for my blog pics - it's called "Beauty Face". From what I
can gather, the purpose of it is to remove all the flaws from your face - wrinkles,
blemishes, saggy skin, freckles, shadows, enlarged pores, you name it, the
camera erases them when you take the actual photo.
I think it's ridiculous - makes my skin look all waxy, like that of a shop dummy...
I think it's ridiculous - makes my skin look all waxy, like that of a shop dummy...
And apart from being all fuzzy, this silly setting seems to have shrunk my lips and blurred the outline that I so carefully create each morning...
Yeah well I admit I could certainly do without the crinkly bits around my eyes, but seriously gals, this is me, and in my opinion, my lips look better than when given the "beauty" treatment above - whaddya reckon?
Take care of you,
kats xxx
Ha ha how interesting, I much prefer the real, perfect you - imperfections and all.
ReplyDeleteThe setting makes everything look unreal, just like a mannequin! The vibrancy of the liner disappears and the lips oh my they aren't doing your real photos justice!!
Your EOTD is so funky & really fun nicely complemented with a gorgeous lip colour, looks so lustrous! :)
I'm SO relieved you feel the same way themisses - honestly I couldn't believe what it did to my face, reminds me of one of those Stepford Wives lol!
DeleteOh dear god I hate those settings! I also hate the filters and photoshop that some beauty bloggers are so dead set on using. When I read blogs I'm looking for real life stuff, I want to really see the skin and really see the flaws, I want to know how products look on real people! These things just perpetuate the concept that perfection is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteKat I love this post because it gave me a good laugh but I love your imperfections more and that's what keeps me coming back! And I've just realised I'm not subscribed to you on bloglovin' so I'm gonna go do that..
Hooray Hailey! I'm so glad you had a chuckle - I was in two minds about whether to put up such a silly post, but I think it deserved an airing. Can't imagine anyone actually wanting to use something like this, but hey there must be a market - I prefer grainy old me any day. And thanks for subscribing, I really appreciate your support sweetie xxx
DeleteLOL what a strange setting! I've never seen or heard of that one before.
ReplyDeleteI too prefer the real you Kats :D and the untouched photo really does look so much nicer. Your lips look much more plump and healthier in the real photo.
Thanks so much for sharing this interesting post xx
So much for modern technology hey gemma? Actually I will take one more pic using this setting, but I'll capture my whole face and take a comparison shot as well - I think it'll be such a hoot!
DeleteThis is one of the reasons why I love your blog, Kat. It's not just all business, but some fun, too. I must say that I much prefer the real you, lol!
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Thanks heaps babe - I might keep this weird little function for when I'm 70 lol xxx
DeleteNO NOT WHEN YOU'RE 70!!!! You will still look like the gorgeous gal we know, love and admire. Agree with the other girls but it's good to have" a fun, refusing to take life too seriously blog."
ReplyDeleteWith love,
Trish.
Oops I'm in Trish-Trouble again - just having a little joke my darling ♥ Gaaahhhh - what am I going to do without you for 10 days!
DeleteI choose the real you always, Kat !!! I didn't like the way the camera made your lips look wonky.
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Bless you Arty - I don't understand the attraction of this function at All xxx
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