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Makeup Artist Gives Women Their Dream Makeovers (46 New Pics)
Good makeup can inspire a person to be more confident and to live their life to the fullest. Makeup master and beauty guru Goar Avetisyan believes that every woman is a Hollywood star. She gives incredible makeovers to women with severe skin conditions or who are very ill, completely transforming them to help them feel as beautiful on the outside as they are on the inside.
Scroll down to see the inspirational before and after photos, upvote your favorite ones, and let us know in the comments which transformations you loved the most and why, dear Pandas. Be sure to check out Bored Panda’s earlier list about Goar right here.
The beauty expert has an incredibly successful online presence, with over 9.7 million Instagram followers, 282k YouTube subscribers, and her own beauty school and studio in the center of the Russian capital
More info: Instagram | Facebook | GoarOnline.com | GoarAvetisyan.ru | YouTube
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Goar sees herself as a cheerful and reckless makeup artist who adores living life to the fullest and wants to share her love of life with everyone she can. She provides makeup and beautification lessons both in person, as well as via video.
The popular makeup artist moved to Russia with her family when she was just one year old. Her path toward fame and fortune started when she was a teenager. When she was 11 years old, she started experimenting with makeup on herself.
By the age of 16, she was giving makeovers to her friends and acquaintances. Eventually, what was just a hobby turned into a full-fledged job.
Goar became a mother this year on July 3. The 27-year-old gave birth to a healthy baby boy weighing 4 kilograms (around 8.8 pounds). She shared her joy with her followers on Instagram, getting nearly 2.5 million likes. She continues to give updates about her child on social media.
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Chris Jones 5 years ago
You look great but your HAIR - that is absolutely stunning before as well.
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Rachel Peterson 5 years ago
Sweet! (and I still have trouble with the before/after nose shape/size)
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Rocio Palacios 5 years ago
I don't understand how they manage to make all loses look so similar! Are these pics for real?
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Katarzyna Drozd 5 years ago (edited)
She looks badass on first one, like nothing can breake her
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Karin Conklin 5 years ago
You can see the beauty in her eyes on the left. She doesn't need that much makeup.
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Truth Monster 5 years ago
This is the kind of stuff that holds women back culturally in the West. With carnivalistic flourish we are shown what we should regard as ghastly and behold! they can be fixed with makeup and better lighting to adhere to what society thinks is an acceptable level of beauty to be featured in a movie/tv show. This normalizes the idea that women must spend hundreds of dollars for makeup products (especially if you don't want a toxic chemical soup on your face), years of accumulated application time, to be beautiful.
ChimeraBubbles 5 years ago
I was thinking the same thing, Truth Monster. The entire time I was thinking "Why must women look like flawless plastic dolls to be considered beautiful and therefore accptable?". Normalise naturally flawed human skin then maybe people won't feel they need to use make-up in the first place to feel worthy of society.
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Malakai 5 years ago
Some of these are really amazing, but...I kinda feel like it'd send a better message to embrace these people's differences instead of covering them up and conforming all of them to two or three 'socially acceptable' looks. Granted, living with these differences is not something I can fully imagine nor understand, and I'm not faulting or shaming these women for wanting these makeovers, but I think it would send a better message to embrace the things that stand out instead of 'fixing' them.
Elsker 5 years ago
They look pretty, sure. But why do they all have to look like instagraminfluencers? Can they just be pretty AND themselves?
siobhan mcfadden 5 years ago
But they are not themselves, most have cancer, birth marks,scars and hair loss and they just want to feel human and their old selves again. Who are you to deny them that. Can you not just be happy for them.
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Truth Monster 5 years ago
This is the kind of stuff that holds women back culturally in the West. With carnivalistic flourish we are shown what we should regard as ghastly and behold! they can be fixed with makeup and better lighting to adhere to what society thinks is an acceptable level of beauty to be featured in a movie/tv show. This normalizes the idea that women must spend hundreds of dollars for makeup products (especially if you don't want a toxic chemical soup on your face), years of accumulated application time, to be beautiful.
ChimeraBubbles 5 years ago
I was thinking the same thing, Truth Monster. The entire time I was thinking "Why must women look like flawless plastic dolls to be considered beautiful and therefore accptable?". Normalise naturally flawed human skin then maybe people won't feel they need to use make-up in the first place to feel worthy of society.
Load More Replies... Malakai 5 years ago
Some of these are really amazing, but...I kinda feel like it'd send a better message to embrace these people's differences instead of covering them up and conforming all of them to two or three 'socially acceptable' looks. Granted, living with these differences is not something I can fully imagine nor understand, and I'm not faulting or shaming these women for wanting these makeovers, but I think it would send a better message to embrace the things that stand out instead of 'fixing' them.
Elsker 5 years ago
They look pretty, sure. But why do they all have to look like instagraminfluencers? Can they just be pretty AND themselves?
siobhan mcfadden 5 years ago
But they are not themselves, most have cancer, birth marks,scars and hair loss and they just want to feel human and their old selves again. Who are you to deny them that. Can you not just be happy for them.
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