Celebrity skin

[itzmarylicious]

Ok, maybe i'm a little obssesd but whenever i read Us weekly or whatever...looking at pictures of celebrities online (not just in a magazine layout) like at an event or just strolling around. THey all have amazing skin. whats going on?? it can't just be genes.......no zits, no skintone difference, no imperfections.

WHAT AM I DOING WRONG?????

any tips? I already visit a dermatologist. is it food??

 

[laura112]

I think its down to expertly applied make-up. I recently bought a couple of Kevyn Aucoin's make-up books (He's a make-up artist) and some of the transformations he's done on people are amazing. Its a shame the pics aren't on his site but in the books there are before pics of normal everyday women of all different ages with varying levels of skin problems and in his after shots they look flawless. Sometimes magazines show pics of celebrities without make-up and I don't think their skin is that great there are exceptions of course, Angelina Jolie for example.

Anyway that's what I think, don't think you're doing anything wrong you just need to hire an on-call make-up artist!

 

[katrosier]

:iagree:

 

[empericalbeauty]

Some of them are photo shopped. and don't forget they have the money to get peels upon peels, and dermatologist upon dermatologists.

 

[FeverDream]

Many celebs are lucky enough to have fabulous skin, but not all of them do, despite having all the money in the world at their disposal. They have dark circles and wrinkles like everyone else. Examples...

Fergie

Eva Longoria

Renee Zellweger

Jessica Simpson

Cameron Diaz and her pores

 

[Sarah84]

agreed /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

 

[itzmarylicious]

THe pictures don't work~

Hum..I guess you guys are right....

Laura, what is that book called???

 

[Leza1121]

Hi,

Alot of them do get spa treatments (like deep cleansing facials) on a regular basis. Also quite a number of hair and makeup artists are very busy on event days (Hair: Serge Normant, Oribe, Orlando Pita, etc.; Makeup: Jeanne Lobell, Billy B, Gucci Westman, etc...)

Hope this helps to answer your question.

 

[vanilla_sky]

also, these pictures are usually taken with a flash, which makes skin looks much smoother than in natural light /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

 

[Oh_no_not_this_]

It's the proactive

lol

 

[nelly]

dont forget .

most of the pictures are airbrushed ..

 

[lovelyb]

Well, as I was readin through an issuse of US WEEKLY, I came across an ad for PERFECTIL ( a dietary supplement for great looking SKIN, HAIR & NAILS). I also have heard and read that a deep cleaning of the colon does wonders for the entire body.

 

[catgirl]

It's just Photoshop, the pictures are so touched up, nobody looks like that in real. I wouldn't worry about that. Celebrities have good skin and bad skin just like we do.

 

[Kathy]

You're not doing anything wrong except being normal and human. The photos are touched up I'm sure and lots of money can buy you just about anything, including near perfect skin.