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This Instagram Account Exposes Influencers Who Lie About Their True Appearance (30 Pics)
Don’t believe everything that you see on the internet. We’ve heard that dozens of times, right? However, it’s something that we should always keep in mind to stop us from comparing ourselves to influencers and celebrities who not only look ‘perfect’ but also live a constant life of thrill and adventure.
The ‘Beauty False’ Instagram account is dedicated to showing you the truth about how stars look without layers of makeup and excessive photo-editing. The difference is striking (and a bit comforting because we can make our expectations for ourselves more realistic). Scroll down, have a look, and share your thoughts about how some celebs hide their true selves, dear Pandas.
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With over 994k followers, the ‘Beauty False’ account is a real heavyweight on Instagram. The fact that it’s so popular shows that there are plenty of social media users out there who need reminding that what they see in their feed isn’t actually all real.
We get it, some famous people create personas for themselves and need to stay in character. That’s why they tend to use so much makeup and have their pics airbrushed before publication.
However, they also have a responsibility to their fans who might be impressionable and start disliking themselves for being less than ‘perfect’ and not enough like their role models in fab photoshoots.
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The fact is, it’s difficult to live your life by modeling it on your fave stars if they’re known for polishing up both their looks and the story of how they shot to fame.
For one, there are few celebrities who are honest and open about who they are and you will rarely get to see who most stars are really like as people. Not everyone is Keanu Reeves or Tom Hanks!
Secondly, while there’s nothing wrong with wanting fame (it’s a very human thing to desire), we should have realistic standards about becoming stars. People won’t become celebs overnight and they need to have down-to-Earth expectations about their own abilities, as well as the time it will take for them to reach their dreams.
People tend to want to hide their flaws because they’re insecure. We forget that celebs, for all of their achievements, are still human and can have trouble accepting how they look, too. While it’s great to see just how huge the difference between ‘real’ and ‘fake’ celebs is, we shouldn’t be too quick to judge. What would we do if we were in their shoes, honestly?
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Christy Smith 5 years ago
Almost all women have either boobs or a butt. Some of us are 'blessed' with both, some of us have neither ... she's the latter one.
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Allison B. 5 years ago
Yall know the pic on the right was just a few months ago? Meaning her daughter was born around 2 years AGO at the time of this photo? She was then accused of doing a mock paparazzi shoot of her all dressed up to "run errands" just to make up for the bad press these photos gave her... because these showed us the KJ that she dont want us to see lol.
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DforDorothy 5 years ago
This has nothing wrong. The fact that she has skin issues and wants to hide them,but does not alter her features, is totally fine, everyone does that.
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Tweelia Tweelia 5 years ago
I wish they would stop with the way too exaggerated waists. It's just ridiculous. No one believes it. Sheesh!
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DforDorothy 5 years ago
Again,only skin problems hidden,not alternated features.nothing wrong here.
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GirlFriday 5 years ago
I still don't understand how these people are "influencers." How, what and whom do they influence?
juice 5 years ago (edited)
this is a legitimate question, so instead of downvoting, i shall try to provide an answer. they pander to impressionable (mostly younger) people and set unattainable beauty standards using makeup, photoshop, etc. then they get paid to promote brands that allegedly help normal people reach the impossible standards. that's why they're called influencers: they influence their followers to buy brands. they exist almost purely for marketing purposes.
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Demi Zwaan 5 years ago
Poor women. They must feel so bad about themselves. They can’t even live up to their own pictures. So many older women (relatively, as they’re only 30+) trying to look like teens or early twenties, it’s sad.
GirlFriday 5 years ago
I still don't understand how these people are "influencers." How, what and whom do they influence?
juice 5 years ago (edited)
this is a legitimate question, so instead of downvoting, i shall try to provide an answer. they pander to impressionable (mostly younger) people and set unattainable beauty standards using makeup, photoshop, etc. then they get paid to promote brands that allegedly help normal people reach the impossible standards. that's why they're called influencers: they influence their followers to buy brands. they exist almost purely for marketing purposes.
Load More Replies... Demi Zwaan 5 years ago
Poor women. They must feel so bad about themselves. They can’t even live up to their own pictures. So many older women (relatively, as they’re only 30+) trying to look like teens or early twenties, it’s sad.
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