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30 Before And After Pics Of Women Who Got Hollywood-Like Transformations From This Makeup Artist
Makeup artist Lena Motinova treats all of her clients the same. It doesn't matter what neighborhood they live in, how "respectable" their job is, or who they're friends with. Everyone who wants to visit her salon is welcomed to do so.
The same applies to Motinova's Instagram account. Whether she is transforming someone's look for an important official dinner or a fun night out, the makeup artist posts before-and-after pics of her clients online, so you know she is proud of her work. Here are some of them.
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Veronica Popescu 5 years ago
To me, the second photo person will not be easy to talk to. Plus, see the whiteness of her blouse. Why the need to make it so bright in the second one? Not enough makeup, so she needed a touch of Photoshop too?
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Tamara Kroonen 4 years ago
How come here face turns less elongated? Whole shape of face changed. Guess a bit of shopping too, right?
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Madison Feehan 5 years ago
No offense to the girl but this is way to excessive for a girl that young.
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Miss Milinky 5 years ago
This is an odd one because the make up looks great but I think it has completely over taken the uniqueness of her face. She's really stunning without it and her mouth and eyes are slightly odd and make her really interesting to look at...A bit like Ruth Wilson mixed with Cara Delevingne. With the makeover (while she clearly looks incredible) she has a much more "standard beauty" look.
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Biana Vacker 5 years ago
why does her face look so blurred in the second picture? is it just the makeup?
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Deborah B 5 years ago
I would be more impressed if the after pics weren't filtered/photoshopped. Why can't we see what makeup can actually achieve?
Mewton’s Third Paw 5 years ago
Don’t know why you were downvoted. Subtle photoshop is insidious. I hadn’t noticed it but I believe you
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Swanky Coconut 5 years ago
I get that some of the commenters prefer a makeup free face, but “You looked prettier before” isn't the compliment you think it is... it’s telling the women that when they try to achieve their goal of beauty, they end up looking uglier. Saying “Beautiful in both pics!” is completely okay, as I think it’s great that you’re boosting confidence in them and their natural beauty, but in the end we have to remember that these women are people with personal preferences, and could just be choosing to have their makeup done in a way that they prefer. We HAVE to stop telling women that they look ugly with makeup, because it’s pushing the false narrative that what they think looks pretty TO THEM is ugly.
Elaine Marten 3 years ago
saying prettier without make up isn't saying ugly with make up, can still be pretty, just not AS pretty. Some of these girls/women do look better with their natural looks and the make up seems (to me anyway) to be overdone...you are the only one bringing up 'ugly'
Load More Replies... Mewton’s Third Paw 5 years ago
Super boring article but these are really good makeup looks. It just isn’t worth commenting on them individually. Most of these women look years younger and it seems this makeup artist is most skilled at evening out a skintone. Good job. I like these makeup styles, although heavier than what I wear, they still seem in the realm of normal.
Deborah B 5 years ago
I would be more impressed if the after pics weren't filtered/photoshopped. Why can't we see what makeup can actually achieve?
Mewton’s Third Paw 5 years ago
Don’t know why you were downvoted. Subtle photoshop is insidious. I hadn’t noticed it but I believe you
Load More Replies... Swanky Coconut 5 years ago
I get that some of the commenters prefer a makeup free face, but “You looked prettier before” isn't the compliment you think it is... it’s telling the women that when they try to achieve their goal of beauty, they end up looking uglier. Saying “Beautiful in both pics!” is completely okay, as I think it’s great that you’re boosting confidence in them and their natural beauty, but in the end we have to remember that these women are people with personal preferences, and could just be choosing to have their makeup done in a way that they prefer. We HAVE to stop telling women that they look ugly with makeup, because it’s pushing the false narrative that what they think looks pretty TO THEM is ugly.
Elaine Marten 3 years ago
saying prettier without make up isn't saying ugly with make up, can still be pretty, just not AS pretty. Some of these girls/women do look better with their natural looks and the make up seems (to me anyway) to be overdone...you are the only one bringing up 'ugly'
Load More Replies... Mewton’s Third Paw 5 years ago
Super boring article but these are really good makeup looks. It just isn’t worth commenting on them individually. Most of these women look years younger and it seems this makeup artist is most skilled at evening out a skintone. Good job. I like these makeup styles, although heavier than what I wear, they still seem in the realm of normal.
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