Demi Moore in New Ad Campaign: Over-Airbrushed or Beautiful?
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2012/03/20 16:00:00
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Just a couple of weeks after checking out of rehab, Demi Moore looks stunning in a new campaign for beauty brand Helena Rubinstein. Only problem: She doesn't really look like herself. Not only is Demi Moore's skin absolutely perfect (aka airbrushed), her face looks kind of pointy, and her ears appear above her eye line, The Daily Mail points out.
"It looks as though the skintone has been heavily airbrushed, with quite a thick application of the brush. Doing this gets rid of all pit marks, pores, moles, blemishes and fine hairs on the face to create a smoother look," Life & Style Picture Editor Craig Gunn told the Mail. "She does have good cheekbones herself, but here it looks as though they have been heavily defined in after-effects. The shading underneath is quite clearly enhanced. Her natural hazel eyes have been changed to a light green -- probably by changing the hue in Photoshop..." And that's just the start of his comments.
But, hey: Moore has had a tough year (divorce, rehab, addiction and eating disorder rumors), so we're willing to cut her a break on this one. She looks beautiful, as always. Or do you think she's been over-airbrushed?
"It looks as though the skintone has been heavily airbrushed, with quite a thick application of the brush. Doing this gets rid of all pit marks, pores, moles, blemishes and fine hairs on the face to create a smoother look," Life & Style Picture Editor Craig Gunn told the Mail. "She does have good cheekbones herself, but here it looks as though they have been heavily defined in after-effects. The shading underneath is quite clearly enhanced. Her natural hazel eyes have been changed to a light green -- probably by changing the hue in Photoshop..." And that's just the start of his comments.
But, hey: Moore has had a tough year (divorce, rehab, addiction and eating disorder rumors), so we're willing to cut her a break on this one. She looks beautiful, as always. Or do you think she's been over-airbrushed?
Top Opinion
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me 2012/03/21 01:02:44
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Reminds me of Richard Burtons floating head in WOTW.
Weird.
i think that we should go back to the time when models and women weren't airbrushed, constantly comparing yourself to people in magazines is horrible in the first place but comparing yourself to someone who has been heavily airbrushed and completely altered is ridiculously unfair not to mention dangerous.
lovely Moore.