This just makes me so glad I don’t use tiktok. I know I miss out on some things that everyone else my age is doing and sometimes I get fomo and almost download it, but then I see stuff like this and I’m reminded why I’m never going to let myself get it. I don’t know how other people are emotionally recovering from seeing themselves with that filter on because I know that would wreck my self esteem lol. It’s just not worth it to me to let myself be in that space when it seems like it’s engineered to make everyone as insecure as possible
yesssss me to i dont put those filters on bc i wouldnt recover at all!!! it only takes one time to see your face like that and u cant unsee it! i did a video on how these filters changed my face that was the only time i used it but it was the IG one a few months ago. ive forgotten the image by now but its sooooooooo harmful :(
its somehow the opposite for me. I look different with the filter- attractive sure but not the kind of attractive i want to look like- the filters are fun but they change how i look so much i don't even feel like the person i see is myself, so I'm not envious of it. Except the filter that makes you younger. That one did give me a bit of envy lol
same but i think that because i have naturally thick eyebrows and cheekbones and the rest of my features aren't masculine at all and it just thickens my already thick eyebrows and emphasizes my cheeckbones even more so maybe you have the same thing
Some make-up tips - like nose contouring- only looks good in photos... Under the right lighting. I remember I used to contour my nose and it always looked way bigger because the makeup drew attention to the nose. It looks great in SOME photos, but in general my nose looks better when I leave it alone or brush bronzer over ridge.
Depends on many factors? Like, lol, there are many types of contours, and I say if you don’t have much experience and wanna go for a “natural” look use powdered contour instead of a stick (Too Cool For School’s Art Class Modern is my favourite cause I’m white and have a cool toned skin, if you’re dark skinned you might wanna do some research). Nose contouring also requires skill, so I say instead of quitting contouring, just practice more and try to find products that will help you to enhance your look
@@herbivore15 yes, I love using highlighter too. It's a cute, dewey look and emphasizes your beauty rather than trying to change anything. I've rarely seen nose contouring irl that looks good. These makeup tips are meant for being under bright lights!
@@M-Jje8nj I hear you, thanks for the suggestions! It's just my personal preference. I don't like the look of contour on the nose irl, even on other people, because it draws a lot of attention to the middle of the face. I do use it for photoshoots, I'm not knocking it at all.
Pro tip for everyone: Take good AND bad pictures of yourself. As you get older it's really easy to look back at a younger you and stress about aging. As a menstruating woman in her 30s I can go through body dismorphia when looking at past photos of myself but that is quickly remedied when I find a 3 year old unflattering picture where i can also see that the new negative thing I'm distressing about isn't new.
that's very good advice, i totally agree with you😁me and my sister have a routine of taking before-coffee selfies which are really hilarious, but sincere at the same time😂❤
@@MasterInHD that's not always the case. As someone with super high cheekbones, I hated them throughout my teens and 20s, because I looked way older than my peers, but now, in my 30s, I've grown nicely into my features, and my strong facial structure actually makes me appear more youthful now, and more attractive than my awkward younger years....
@Master the human body stops growing at 25-30 for most people. No one looks good in their 20s because they're still going through puberty. And from my anecdotal observations most people in their 20s are hideous and look like teens or even children, they only start looking good in their late 20s and 30s. Sorry I'm not a pedo so I don't find 20 year olds attractive, I prefer actual adults who look their age.
So true. I don't like taking pictures of myself because I don't like my face but there was this one time where I was sitting on front of my window at noon and the sun was shining directly on my face so I decided to take a photo and it looked nice (but with snapchat filters), all my friends said it was the best picture they've ever seen of me. Felt nice. Also if that's you in your pfp, you are indeed handsome lol
Soft light looks good on soft faces, harsh light looks good on harsh faces. There was a video I saw about this, can't remember who made it though. I have a soft face, pictures where the light is directly hitting my face all at once, meaning not much shadows, I look great. But pictures where the light only hits half my face, I look pretty bad. Harsher faces have stronger bone structure, which helps keep the skin more taught and therefore the harsher faces appear good under harsher lighting, lighting that creates a lot of contrast essentially. But harsher lighting on softer faces exposes their lack of harshness, so all the lines are visible because the skin is less taught.
Do you guys wonder if in the future, people will get desensitized by the filters and go through a faze where we will desire unusual beauty just as a pallet cleanser?
I think about this all the time. How our idea of beauty is so narrow, but also for the first time in history very attainable for a lot of people (surgery, and other cosmetic procedures). Eventually, everyone will look the same and that standard of beauty will be commonplace and not interesting anymore, and the newest trend after that will be the very features people are trying so hard to change now 👀
Not really, since what's more generally attractive is considered signs of good health and genetics, so it'll always be attractive imo. Yes culture can affect preferences, but objective beauty will always exist.
@@رزيئة yes and no. This narrow beuty ideal isn't all about what we consider looking healthy. Full lips, a small straight nose, high cheekbones, almond shaped eyes aren't biological indicators for health
i hate all theses filters. my mental health would be damaged even one time seeing my face altered, u cant unsee it. theres no good reason for these filters. ts so nice when pple tell me i look like my picture or im prettier in person :)
In terms of features, I feel like Bold Glamour just imposes those common in south asian/ middle eastern/ latin american people onto the user. Anecdotally, those seem to be the ethnicities with the least dramatic change when using the filter.
That makes a lot of sense. I think that's linked to the idea of instaglam (or bold glam) we had in the last decade, that had some influences from people with features common to those heritages (the Kardashians, Huda Kattan etc), especially for women.
@@shironerisilk You're right. I also think it's interesting how this interplays with racial imperialism. I'm pretty sure these "ethnic" features were simultaneously considered both exotic yet undesirable in the 2000s before white women began hijacking them. Plenty of "ethnic" women will attest to a drastic change in treatment in these two periods because of this. It speaks to the elastic and arbitrary nature of whiteness.
@@2222hottieeI agree! i look so old and weird with it, like it’s totally not me, I don’t use that makeup style on me but seeing it for the first time, I kinda like it less lol, I look really fake
This is why I never use filters on my photos that change my physical appearance to this extreme for my OWN self-esteem xD The most I'll do is increase light/contrast/saturation. Also some people who follow me on social media know what I look like irl, so it's embarrassing if you go this extreme.
This is why I dont use filters too it's like who you deceiving gurl.. but I know people my age they couldn't care less about it. They look like a completely different person in pictures. I dont know I find it cringe...? Uncomfortable...? that you dont look like this irl so take a chill pill and yes try to look your best but not at the expense of deceiving your own self. Again that's how I think.
This is good for our mental health, a lot of us need to realize that we are mostly just average and nothing special. The sooner we can accept that about ourselves the sooner we can get over it
And that these famous people we are admiring for their beauty have had who-knows-what tweaked and changed to achieve it- most looked normal-pretty to begin with and tweaked it all to “perfection” then they act like they were born that way or hit puberty or matured, etc
I'm so glad I deleted TIkTok three years ago. The sad thing is, that people feel ugly almost ashamed after removing this filter, like really being genuinely disappointed that they look like this without it. Every person in this video was already pretty, and putting this filter on is like doing the most flawless makeup I have ever seen. But boy, we don't need another filter to spread more insecurity in us than there already is :/ plus, I think it looks so fake and not human-like.
omg I can't thank you enough! i was keeping some tiktoks with this filter on so i can analyze & compare the before and after details in order to inhace my features with makeup based on what this filter does to users.
Fillers aren't the only way to improve the appearance of your lips. A bullhorn lip lift can make your upper lift appear bigger in a natural way without the use of fillers. It also decreases the philtrum, or the distance between the lower lip and chin, creating a fresher younger appearance. Also, if one has downturned shaped lips, they could get a corner lip lift to lift the corners of their mouth.
First of all the philtrum is the space between you me upper lip and nose , and secondly … are you really out here suggesting people get surgery to look like a filter . Just no
@ahmedn3555 Idk, I've seen some lip lifts, who looked very natural and better than fillers. But it's true some of them can look fake or botched. Unfortunately all surgical procedures carry a risk of failure, so one has to be very careful and doing their research before making such a serious decision
I don't care what anyone says. I've never been a fan of contouring to begin with, especially when it came to the nose. The underlying reasons for contouring the nose never sat right with me, especially as a black woman with a naturally fuller nose. If you know you know. Ya'll gonna get this big nose beauty...DASSIT!!!!
YES this! I have a wider nose and I hate that tiny whittled down noses are SO popular- no nostrils or nasal tip- who are they? I’ve played with filters that change my nose to the “norm” and my whole face literally looks wrong! I can’t imagine going in and having surgery just to be stuck with a nose that belongs on someone else’s face.
Yikes. Plus it always looks obviously contoured on black women, and oh no, not the bronzer! I just hope this trend dies lol. I've found the best way to do makeup on my nose is to put a highlighter on the tip, just a dot. And very little of a darker shade on the nose area between my eyes. It's barely noticeable but gives me a 'slope' and emphasizes my favorite part, which is the base. TLDR, embrace your personal noses
I have quite oily skin, especially on my nose, so whenever I tried to contour my nose it looked like a greasy-foundation covered weird shape, and it accentuated my pores/blackheads. I really hate contouring too!
I don't use tiktok so i've never seen this filters but imo, the people shown here are stunning without the filter, it only looks like it just adds dramatic make-up
I tried out the filter casually not knowing it was a big deal. I didn't like it and moved on 😂 after seeing this I tried it again and I still didn't like it. I think I'm a little baby faced and it made my face more masculine with a tone of makeup. It almost looked like drag? Or like one of those shows like love island. I wonder if it does look better or if it's just too extreme for my face lol
I’m glad I’m not the only one who looked like a drag queen with that filter!! I thought it looked horrible on me so I didn’t get the hype. I don’t think the filter works for people who have rounder softer features
Loved the video! Can you talk about « ethereal » face type/essence please. I wonder what makes someone look like they could be play an angel or some mystical creature. I personally think it’s mostly the eyes, I myself have luminous eyes and that gives me a little bit of that look.
Honestly I'm not even super big on makeup, let alone these filters, just cause I'd rather be used to what I actually look like. It's already so jarring to see how my face on the mirror is different to my face in pictures. I'd probably get another level of whiplash if I had used filters/heavy makeup. That's just me though, personally. I do admire the skills that it takes and the ingenuity that comes with using makeup though. Applying highlighter here and eyeshadow there can already make a huge difference.
I saw so many videos discussing this filter, so I downloaded TikTok just to try this filter (and deleted it right afterwards lol), and it made me SO happy to see that the filter made me *uglier* than my natural self. Not because I'm a natural beauty or anything (far from it), but because I'm a woman with perhaps more masculine features than most women out there, the filter accentuated the more masculine features of my face and I ended up looking like J*mes Ch*rles (🤢) after a full makeover lol So I was like, yeah, no thanks, I'm good! Now, SNOW filters (few, but still) work much better for me. I tried a few more of the popular TikTok ones, and I was appalled by how cheap-looking and overall bad they are. So no regrets hahaha! 😂
The filter should be called "Birthday Makeup" instead of "Bold Glamour" LOOOL it's too dramatic and hardens the features to the point that if someone looking like that would be unpleasant outside of on an occasional basis.
I'll have to disagree on your description of how a nose contour should be done with makeup. But then I think you went for the easiest and quickest description. The straight, continuous lines only work on a specific type of nose to achieve a believable, slimmer nose. Do this on mine and a helicopter would probably land on it.
I think an important part is where and how you draw this lines. Sure, If you create thicc stripes next to the nose bridge, it won't work. If their thin and close to each other ON it, I've seen it work for any ethniticy. If you got other parts except for the width you wanna change (e.g. nose bump) you may take that into considération and adjust it, otherwise I think it's mostly training:)
@@millalaure I'm a certified MUA and I still politely disagree with what you're saying. The thickness of the lines do matter but what works is more of a targeted job, not two mindless lines side to side. It doesn't work on most people as the average person doesn't have a symmetrical face/nose. Key words are average person, not average famous person on the internet. Also for the most part, a nose contour looks silly IRL anyway lol.
Makeup is a tricky subject. Not everyone looks good w lots of makeup. Not everyone needs to contour their nose. And if you do the same method doesn’t work for everyone. It’s not a one size fits all
I would never have videos or pictures posted around with filter on my face because reality is gonna hit me hard for myself and others. Luckily I don't have socil media any more for such a long time now and Im 31 years old. Never had tik tok, snapchat, while Instagram I had it for a few moths 10 years ago. I care about my mental health and trust me is so relaxing not to stress more for this stuff. I already have my life challenges better focus on the right thing. ✌️
My sister-in-law is obsessed with this filter. All her social media photos and videos have this filter applied to them. She is living a false reality. Her own sibling had to ask was it her 😵
All of this .makes me more depressed about how I look. I got braces to straighten my teeth. Nowadays that's not enough. People around me are getting veneers. I can't compete with woman that have lip fillers, white fake teeth and good skin. All of that is expensive.
Eh you can whiten your teeth with strip’s instead of getting the fake white ones. And you can use makeup to increase your lip size and cover any blemishes
I promise you that you still look better than those with plastic and Botox in their faces. Never have I encountered anyone like u described that didn’t automatically look weird and therefore unattractive imo. Plastic surgery is a lot less effective in making someone look good/better than everyone thinks. Stay natural because I guarantee you it will look much better on you🙏🏼
Unrelated, but maybe this could be an interesting video topic. Hear me out: I've recently noticed some people almost NEVER notice eye colour. Yesterday my best friend of 10 years couldn't answer when asked my eye colour, it's brown and she thought it was light blue. My eye are very big (I mean Anya Taylor Joy kind of big eyes) and my most prominent facial feature, I don't wear glasses and we always look at each other while speaking. As I said, we've been friends for 10 years. The fact that she couldn't answer was baffling to me. I always notice eye colour when I meet new people. Maybe I can't tell the exact shade of blue of strangers, but I 90% know whether the eyes are light, dark or in-between even for people I've only met once. Eye colour also changed the attraction I have for someone: I wouldn't like someone only for their eye colours, but I've found that people with light blue eyes make me feel much more intrigued (my partner has hazel eyes and I would never change him but I recognize that people with different eye colour have a certain plus effect). So I've started asking around to friends and family: some people don't notice eye colour, like my friend, and don't seem to care about eye colour in a partner. Some people always do, like me, and tend to generally prefer a certain eye colour, even though it's not the most important factor in attraction (but even if it's a minor factor, it's still a factor). Other are in-between, they told me thet only sometimes notice eye colours and care little unless it's a very peculiar colour. So I was thinking how it os possible to have a relation with a person for years and still not knowing how their eyes look like, while you perfectly know how the rest of the face looks like. my friend has no trouble sketching faces accurately, she notices colours (she's an artist and she comments on the colours of paintings, hair, clothes, anything), just not eye colours. Like, I get some don't notice this in acquaintances, but family, life-long friends, partners? Crazy. Maybe these people have some sort of deficit and can't pick up eye colours. I've tried to find some studies about it, but couldn't find much. Maybe it could be a nice inspiration for a video, also because for some people eye colours are linked go attraction, and for others it's not the case.
I think QOVES touched on this in a video(not exactly sure which one) and he said that it wasn’t so much eye color, but the shape of the eyes, eyelids, width, and size of it that were the most memorable. If you have unique eyes in these respects people are more likely to remember the color as well. I’m an artist so i notice eye colors but mostly when the eyes are really striking. I lived in Asia for several years so coming to America and seeing all these different eye colors was really shocking. Whenever i talked to people with blue eyes I’d just get freaked out and couldn’t keep eye contact with them at all lol. If you live in a place with many different eye colors i think you notice them a lot less.
Blue eyes are so overrated. Your partner has hazel eyes, which I personally prefer over blue. All eye colors are overrated, though. The eye shape is so much more important.
I´m a male who knows peanuts about make-up, but I once saw how a potato was applied some make-up, the potato actually looked better, then I knew that make-up in the right hands can work wonders.
The other thing I don't like about the TikTok filters is that I already have big almond eyes, a small nose, very full lips, and am overall pretty androgenous looking (not really by choice that's just my face, think Prince but a few inches taller), so the filters just make me look suuuuper odd and unnatural. I feel like that's something they didn't account for. I hate looking at myself through an odd/distorted lens.
irl it’s totally okay to not be conventionally beautiful unless you’re in a career that requires it. Looking presentable and having a good personality is what most people need, so accepting that they aren’t “beautiful” and moving on is likely the best way to go. There are people that look like these filters out there. Just set your standards of “beauty” to that and notice that very few people ever come close. Very few people are algorithmically beautiful, and all of them will not be at that pinnacle for long. There are diminishing returns to happiness in beauty.
Seeing a one-off demo of this would be an amazing feat of technological innovation. Seeing this used in plastic surgery clinics to mock up (achievable) results for patients would be a real tool. Seeing this released in the wild, so to speak, for everyone on TikTok to experiment on themselves with is just inviting a tragic mental health crisis to get that much worse. To anyone feeling bad about themselves as a result: I would imagine there are few, if any faces in the history of our species who would be spared from the critical gaze of this filter. You could probably be Brad Pitt or Angelina Jolie at their aesthetic peak, and the AI would still find a way to make you look "better" by thickening your eyebrows, defining your cheekbones, and brightening your skin even more.
im a girl and i have strong bone structure (high cheekbones and strong jawline) i am mediterranean so i have natural dark eyebrows. this filter makes me look like a man wth does that mean
Nah I would rather have an imperfect nose or a small set of lips but look like an actual human being than mess with my face and look uncanny to everyone I run into😄
Hi Qoves Studio a little off topic but looking at the picture of Courtney Cox @ 08:45 got me to thinking about people who over do plastic surgery and fillers. Do you think they know how unnatural it makes them look? This especially seems to be a trend with old celebrities wanting to not look as old. I know it will just be your opinion but, do you honestly believe they actually think they look good?
i'd guess it's partially also not knowing how the work done will end up looking - many procedures take months and months to fully settle, swelling to go down etc and they might end up with something they did not envision
Definitely wish I wouldn’t have watched this but I guess I love to torture myself. I have horrible skin…the constant acne, the glaring discoloration issues, the absolutely god awful scarring. It’s so deeply, endlessly painful to be such an eyesore to everyone around me. I just wish I had “normal” skin. Healthy skin… This is so painful man lol
9:38 Can you further explain what you mean by that? Is the inserted picture an example of lips that shouldn’t get fillers? How to know if you have a vermilion that you described? Thanks!
It made me look like a 40 year old trying to be a 20 I don't know why and my lips were made as if I've had a 100 lip fillers done 😂 so it didn't help me as much in getting direction unfortunately .. I laughed at myself tho :3
Can you do an analysis of the “sardas falsas” its prob One of the most popular filters it isnt as polarizing as this one every girl seems to look better Wanna know how to ahieve that look irl
We’re going to get to point where the new gen will define their attraction by how good they look simply in photos and filters. I’ll leave this thought to everyone who has eyes to see , but we’re already living in a delusion world where words no longer mean shit , nor does factual evidence. The woman with the baby was deff not right for doing that, Do that enough to a child and the child will only choose to perceive themselves through those lenses regardless of “fact” Because what are facts of everyone makes up their own truth? And we are all forced to play along . With all the change in society and forcing acceptance of literally eveything regardless of fact, we’re bound to destroy what beauty is . And the whole golden ratio thing. In my opinion beauty does matter, but our way of life and habits have drastically changed our facial structures and our genetics. And although there are thing to fix it in the long term for future generations people would much rather chomp on a pastry . I love these videos but sadly I think one day they will just be dismissed.
I don’t like it. I don’t use tic tok, I downloaded it out of curiosity. It basically made me look the same but more like a drag queen. It would glitch depending on how I moved my face and hands. Don’t see the hype. I prefer my own face.
I will always agree with trump when he wanted to get rid of tik tok. It only gets worse and ppl are becoming more desperate for attention. It's just the saddest app.
A lot of these people don't look that different with the filter on, and to me the filter just looks like they put on makeup. I don't personally like a ton of makeup so to me a lot of them look better without the filter. Also I think life would be much more boring if everybody had the same plastic face that was dowsed in makeup. Natural looking is always more beautiful in my eyes.
i don't know why but every time i try filters like this i think i look worse and unnatural.. does this happen if you don't use filters often? does the first time look weird and then you get used to it?
I don’t like the way i look with the filter. I look fake and more like a guy (even though i’m a cis woman) I think it’s because I already have a somewhat masculine face and it just exacerbates it but it is strange because it makes you think how does the filter know if you are a girl or a guy
That baby with the filter😧 I mean moms please leave your babies alone. I've noticed one thing that while yes the people with the filter looked attractive but I get sick of looking at the same set of features : the thick brows, full lips, those dramatic cheekbones. Looks good for a while but then it no longer stands out to me. I'm pretty sure soon we'd have this trend where people who haven't got any cosmetic surgery or no filters in general will become the new beauty standard and I'm hoping for it. Also its just me then but I find people's faces with their own quirks attractive like we all have our charm and when we all try to duplicate one person's charm we end up losing our own unique beauty. Forgive me if this makes little sense English is not my first language and I'm still learning it. I keep seeing the same type of look with these filters and to me once is enough but seeing it over and again is like eating your favorite food a thousand times in a row. it gets boring and you lose interest in it. Glad I dont use tik tok and insta.
To be honest, I don't really see much difference between the filter and their faces, to me it just looks like a version of them with a lot of makeup but their bare faces beneath are just as beautiful because the original bone structure is still there. Is just what I see, maybe there's a lot of details I'm missing (still I understand how damaging this is to a person's self-esteem)
The thing I dislike most about all of this is how its making everyone have the same generic pretty face. Like even people like Megan Fox or Adriana Lima just look like people who want to look like them. Everyone has the same eyes, nose, and lips and it doesn't leave a lot of room for original looking beauty. Like I can't even imagine a Farah Fawcett or Pam Grier trying to make it now. I mean I get that everyone wants to be pretty, but why everyone wants to look like the same Great Value Monica Belucci is beyond me.
@@neptune6619 yes that sound logical. Its often with filters that try make the face more slender, but I already have a slencer face so it looks extra shit on me
This just makes me so glad I don’t use tiktok. I know I miss out on some things that everyone else my age is doing and sometimes I get fomo and almost download it, but then I see stuff like this and I’m reminded why I’m never going to let myself get it. I don’t know how other people are emotionally recovering from seeing themselves with that filter on because I know that would wreck my self esteem lol. It’s just not worth it to me to let myself be in that space when it seems like it’s engineered to make everyone as insecure as possible
yesssss me to i dont put those filters on bc i wouldnt recover at all!!! it only takes one time to see your face like that and u cant unsee it! i did a video on how these filters changed my face that was the only time i used it but it was the IG one a few months ago. ive forgotten the image by now but its sooooooooo harmful :(
its somehow the opposite for me. I look different with the filter- attractive sure but not the kind of attractive i want to look like- the filters are fun but they change how i look so much i don't even feel like the person i see is myself, so I'm not envious of it.
Except the filter that makes you younger. That one did give me a bit of envy lol
It doesn't wreck most people's self esteem its just a fun little filter for 5 seconds of entertainment
The bold filter makes me look like an anime man, so I guess I have too masculine of features even though I never thought I did.😅
Same
same but i think that because i have naturally thick eyebrows and cheekbones and the rest of my features aren't masculine at all and it just thickens my already thick eyebrows and emphasizes my cheeckbones even more so maybe you have the same thing
Same only my nose and lips look better with the filter, I generally look bad with the filter tho I look like a drag queen
oh my god same! every time i see people use filters i try them and i look like an alien 😅
The filter makes me look like James Charles (I’m a girl)
Some make-up tips - like nose contouring- only looks good in photos... Under the right lighting. I remember I used to contour my nose and it always looked way bigger because the makeup drew attention to the nose. It looks great in SOME photos, but in general my nose looks better when I leave it alone or brush bronzer over ridge.
Depends on many factors? Like, lol, there are many types of contours, and I say if you don’t have much experience and wanna go for a “natural” look use powdered contour instead of a stick (Too Cool For School’s Art Class Modern is my favourite cause I’m white and have a cool toned skin, if you’re dark skinned you might wanna do some research). Nose contouring also requires skill, so I say instead of quitting contouring, just practice more and try to find products that will help you to enhance your look
i don't do contour at all bc i'm too worried about f*cking it up so i just use highlighter for the same effect and it looks good irl and in pics
@@herbivore15 yes, I love using highlighter too. It's a cute, dewey look and emphasizes your beauty rather than trying to change anything. I've rarely seen nose contouring irl that looks good. These makeup tips are meant for being under bright lights!
@@M-Jje8nj I hear you, thanks for the suggestions! It's just my personal preference. I don't like the look of contour on the nose irl, even on other people, because it draws a lot of attention to the middle of the face. I do use it for photoshoots, I'm not knocking it at all.
It depends. Everytime I go to professional makeup artist, my nose looks thinner 😂 It will be harder to achieve if I do it myself
Pro tip for everyone: Take good AND bad pictures of yourself. As you get older it's really easy to look back at a younger you and stress about aging. As a menstruating woman in her 30s I can go through body dismorphia when looking at past photos of myself but that is quickly remedied when I find a 3 year old unflattering picture where i can also see that the new negative thing I'm distressing about isn't new.
that's very good advice, i totally agree with you😁me and my sister have a routine of taking before-coffee selfies which are really hilarious, but sincere at the same time😂❤
I deleted almost all pictures I looked bad in and even family pictures which I regret a lot but this changed the way I think
Well, women do peak in there early 20s, so it's not unusual that you found your 22-year-old self more attractive than your 34-year-old self.
@@MasterInHD that's not always the case. As someone with super high cheekbones, I hated them throughout my teens and 20s, because I looked way older than my peers, but now, in my 30s, I've grown nicely into my features, and my strong facial structure actually makes me appear more youthful now, and more attractive than my awkward younger years....
@Master the human body stops growing at 25-30 for most people. No one looks good in their 20s because they're still going through puberty. And from my anecdotal observations most people in their 20s are hideous and look like teens or even children, they only start looking good in their late 20s and 30s. Sorry I'm not a pedo so I don't find 20 year olds attractive, I prefer actual adults who look their age.
Natural sunlight, at sunrise and sunset specifically, is the best "filter" imo.
So true. I don't like taking pictures of myself because I don't like my face but there was this one time where I was sitting on front of my window at noon and the sun was shining directly on my face so I decided to take a photo and it looked nice (but with snapchat filters), all my friends said it was the best picture they've ever seen of me. Felt nice.
Also if that's you in your pfp, you are indeed handsome lol
@@رزيئة Yup that's me. Thanks.
I look hideous under sunlight
Soft light looks good on soft faces, harsh light looks good on harsh faces. There was a video I saw about this, can't remember who made it though. I have a soft face, pictures where the light is directly hitting my face all at once, meaning not much shadows, I look great. But pictures where the light only hits half my face, I look pretty bad. Harsher faces have stronger bone structure, which helps keep the skin more taught and therefore the harsher faces appear good under harsher lighting, lighting that creates a lot of contrast essentially. But harsher lighting on softer faces exposes their lack of harshness, so all the lines are visible because the skin is less taught.
Do you guys wonder if in the future, people will get desensitized by the filters and go through a faze where we will desire unusual beauty just as a pallet cleanser?
I wouldn’t be surprised honestly.
I think about this all the time. How our idea of beauty is so narrow, but also for the first time in history very attainable for a lot of people (surgery, and other cosmetic procedures). Eventually, everyone will look the same and that standard of beauty will be commonplace and not interesting anymore, and the newest trend after that will be the very features people are trying so hard to change now 👀
Not really, since what's more generally attractive is considered signs of good health and genetics, so it'll always be attractive imo. Yes culture can affect preferences, but objective beauty will always exist.
@@رزيئة yes and no. This narrow beuty ideal isn't all about what we consider looking healthy. Full lips, a small straight nose, high cheekbones, almond shaped eyes aren't biological indicators for health
@@aliciaeberle7501 I think these are mostly a status quo thing.
They just look like they're wearing heavy makeup. That's the main difference. I still prefer their before look - looks natural, friendly, youthful
i hate all theses filters. my mental health would be damaged even one time seeing my face altered, u cant unsee it. theres no good reason for these filters. ts so nice when pple tell me i look like my picture or im prettier in person :)
Stop taking pictures of yourself. Problem solved.
@Divinegon OK thanks for the advice
In terms of features, I feel like Bold Glamour just imposes those common in south asian/ middle eastern/ latin american people onto the user. Anecdotally, those seem to be the ethnicities with the least dramatic change when using the filter.
That makes a lot of sense. I think that's linked to the idea of instaglam (or bold glam) we had in the last decade, that had some influences from people with features common to those heritages (the Kardashians, Huda Kattan etc), especially for women.
@@shironerisilk You're right. I also think it's interesting how this interplays with racial imperialism. I'm pretty sure these "ethnic" features were simultaneously considered both exotic yet undesirable in the 2000s before white women began hijacking them. Plenty of "ethnic" women will attest to a drastic change in treatment in these two periods because of this. It speaks to the elastic and arbitrary nature of whiteness.
I don’t think nonwhites got treated better because of the filter but because society as a whole changed
I think they look best with the filter. I think it looks super odd on people with less strong features
@@2222hottieeI agree! i look so old and weird with it, like it’s totally not me, I don’t use that makeup style on me but seeing it for the first time, I kinda like it less lol, I look really fake
This is why I never use filters on my photos that change my physical appearance to this extreme for my OWN self-esteem xD The most I'll do is increase light/contrast/saturation.
Also some people who follow me on social media know what I look like irl, so it's embarrassing if you go this extreme.
This is why I dont use filters too it's like who you deceiving gurl.. but I know people my age they couldn't care less about it. They look like a completely different person in pictures. I dont know I find it cringe...? Uncomfortable...? that you dont look like this irl so take a chill pill and yes try to look your best but not at the expense of deceiving your own self. Again that's how I think.
This is good for our mental health, a lot of us need to realize that we are mostly just average and nothing special. The sooner we can accept that about ourselves the sooner we can get over it
And that these famous people we are admiring for their beauty have had who-knows-what tweaked and changed to achieve it- most looked normal-pretty to begin with and tweaked it all to “perfection” then they act like they were born that way or hit puberty or matured, etc
I'm so glad I deleted TIkTok three years ago.
The sad thing is, that people feel ugly almost ashamed after removing this filter, like really being genuinely disappointed that they look like this without it. Every person in this video was already pretty, and putting this filter on is like doing the most flawless makeup I have ever seen. But boy, we don't need another filter to spread more insecurity in us than there already is :/ plus, I think it looks so fake and not human-like.
omg I can't thank you enough! i was keeping some tiktoks with this filter on so i can analyze & compare the before and after details in order to inhace my features with makeup based on what this filter does to users.
As a skincare therapist, thank you for the extra info on how to get beautiful, healthy skin. Nice little touch
Fillers aren't the only way to improve the appearance of your lips. A bullhorn lip lift can make your upper lift appear bigger in a natural way without the use of fillers. It also decreases the philtrum, or the distance between the lower lip and chin, creating a fresher younger appearance. Also, if one has downturned shaped lips, they could get a corner lip lift to lift the corners of their mouth.
It also leaves a scar and it often makes your nose (alar base) wider. Some people also have trouble to close their mouth after a lip lift.
what is this bullhorn lit? I have naturally downturned lips....
It can cause speech impediment, it Is a controversial procedure
First of all the philtrum is the space between you me upper lip and nose , and secondly … are you really out here suggesting people get surgery to look like a filter . Just no
@ahmedn3555
Idk, I've seen some lip lifts, who looked very natural and better than fillers. But it's true some of them can look fake or botched. Unfortunately all surgical procedures carry a risk of failure, so one has to be very careful and doing their research before making such a serious decision
I don't care what anyone says. I've never been a fan of contouring to begin with, especially when it came to the nose. The underlying reasons for contouring the nose never sat right with me, especially as a black woman with a naturally fuller nose. If you know you know. Ya'll gonna get this big nose
beauty...DASSIT!!!!
YES this! I have a wider nose and I hate that tiny whittled down noses are SO popular- no nostrils or nasal tip- who are they? I’ve played with filters that change my nose to the “norm” and my whole face literally looks wrong! I can’t imagine going in and having surgery just to be stuck with a nose that belongs on someone else’s face.
Yikes. Plus it always looks obviously contoured on black women, and oh no, not the bronzer! I just hope this trend dies lol. I've found the best way to do makeup on my nose is to put a highlighter on the tip, just a dot. And very little of a darker shade on the nose area between my eyes. It's barely noticeable but gives me a 'slope' and emphasizes my favorite part, which is the base.
TLDR, embrace your personal noses
I have quite oily skin, especially on my nose, so whenever I tried to contour my nose it looked like a greasy-foundation covered weird shape, and it accentuated my pores/blackheads. I really hate contouring too!
Black noses don't look right when they are contoured.
@@politereminder6284 When they are contoured to look "Scandinavian" or with a harsh peak
0:55 honesty looks better without the filter.
first girl too
I don't use tiktok so i've never seen this filters but imo, the people shown here are stunning without the filter, it only looks like it just adds dramatic make-up
It definitely changes features that can’t be frauded with makeup
a couple of my female supervisors need this bad!
I honestly just thought the 'Bold Glamour' filter was how I looked if i could do my make-up well! 😳
I tried out the filter casually not knowing it was a big deal. I didn't like it and moved on 😂 after seeing this I tried it again and I still didn't like it. I think I'm a little baby faced and it made my face more masculine with a tone of makeup. It almost looked like drag? Or like one of those shows like love island. I wonder if it does look better or if it's just too extreme for my face lol
Omggg same I have a baby face too and I was wondering why it made me look like this
I’m glad I’m not the only one who looked like a drag queen with that filter!! I thought it looked horrible on me so I didn’t get the hype. I don’t think the filter works for people who have rounder softer features
loved seeing drew as an example😭😭😭😭
Welcome to the new dystopia. Enjoy your stay!
I actually look worse with it, god bless.
Never thought I'd see a baby with a filter...
Loved the video! Can you talk about « ethereal » face type/essence please. I wonder what makes someone look like they could be play an angel or some mystical creature. I personally think it’s mostly the eyes, I myself have luminous eyes and that gives me a little bit of that look.
Honestly I'm not even super big on makeup, let alone these filters, just cause I'd rather be used to what I actually look like. It's already so jarring to see how my face on the mirror is different to my face in pictures. I'd probably get another level of whiplash if I had used filters/heavy makeup. That's just me though, personally. I do admire the skills that it takes and the ingenuity that comes with using makeup though. Applying highlighter here and eyeshadow there can already make a huge difference.
This filter makes me look like handsome Squidward lol. I don't like it on me. It looks amazing on some people tho.
I saw so many videos discussing this filter, so I downloaded TikTok just to try this filter (and deleted it right afterwards lol), and it made me SO happy to see that the filter made me *uglier* than my natural self. Not because I'm a natural beauty or anything (far from it), but because I'm a woman with perhaps more masculine features than most women out there, the filter accentuated the more masculine features of my face and I ended up looking like J*mes Ch*rles (🤢) after a full makeover lol
So I was like, yeah, no thanks, I'm good!
Now, SNOW filters (few, but still) work much better for me. I tried a few more of the popular TikTok ones, and I was appalled by how cheap-looking and overall bad they are. So no regrets hahaha! 😂
Lmfao 😂😂😂 yes filters make me look SCARYYY 😨
The filter should be called "Birthday Makeup" instead of "Bold Glamour" LOOOL it's too dramatic and hardens the features to the point that if someone looking like that would be unpleasant outside of on an occasional basis.
lol nah it wouldnt
You’re right. This filter makes a person look like a try-hard and insecure.
I'll have to disagree on your description of how a nose contour should be done with makeup. But then I think you went for the easiest and quickest description.
The straight, continuous lines only work on a specific type of nose to achieve a believable, slimmer nose. Do this on mine and a helicopter would probably land on it.
I think an important part is where and how you draw this lines. Sure, If you create thicc stripes next to the nose bridge, it won't work. If their thin and close to each other ON it, I've seen it work for any ethniticy. If you got other parts except for the width you wanna change (e.g. nose bump) you may take that into considération and adjust it, otherwise I think it's mostly training:)
@@millalaure I'm a certified MUA and I still politely disagree with what you're saying. The thickness of the lines do matter but what works is more of a targeted job, not two mindless lines side to side. It doesn't work on most people as the average person doesn't have a symmetrical face/nose. Key words are average person, not average famous person on the internet.
Also for the most part, a nose contour looks silly IRL anyway lol.
Lol
Makeup is a tricky subject. Not everyone looks good w lots of makeup. Not everyone needs to contour their nose. And if you do the same method doesn’t work for everyone. It’s not a one size fits all
I would never have videos or pictures posted around with filter on my face because reality is gonna hit me hard for myself and others.
Luckily I don't have socil media any more for such a long time now and Im 31 years old.
Never had tik tok, snapchat, while Instagram I had it for a few moths 10 years ago.
I care about my mental health and trust me is so relaxing not to stress more for this stuff. I already have my life challenges better focus on the right thing.
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Agreed! Sadly many people in my generation are very susceptible to it and give in. I’m 21. Have basically zero social media and people are surprised.
That yassified baby at 12:13 is crazy 💀💀
My sister-in-law is obsessed with this filter. All her social media photos and videos have this filter applied to them. She is living a false reality. Her own sibling had to ask was it her 😵
Yah. I don’t have TikTok and don’t really use filters. I already come insecurities built in.
All of this .makes me more depressed about how I look. I got braces to straighten my teeth. Nowadays that's not enough. People around me are getting veneers. I can't compete with woman that have lip fillers, white fake teeth and good skin. All of that is expensive.
You don't need to compete lol 😅 just be yourself
Eh you can whiten your teeth with strip’s instead of getting the fake white ones. And you can use makeup to increase your lip size and cover any blemishes
@@harsh3948 do strips actually work though? How long do they take before the difference shows on your teeth?
I promise you that you still look better than those with plastic and Botox in their faces. Never have I encountered anyone like u described that didn’t automatically look weird and therefore unattractive imo. Plastic surgery is a lot less effective in making someone look good/better than everyone thinks. Stay natural because I guarantee you it will look much better on you🙏🏼
@@fruitsalad350 I still haven’t used them, stuck with braces rn
A perfect background volume and style of music 🎶
No one! Gets it right
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It made my face look bigger ans more masculine
Unrelated, but maybe this could be an interesting video topic. Hear me out: I've recently noticed some people almost NEVER notice eye colour. Yesterday my best friend of 10 years couldn't answer when asked my eye colour, it's brown and she thought it was light blue. My eye are very big (I mean Anya Taylor Joy kind of big eyes) and my most prominent facial feature, I don't wear glasses and we always look at each other while speaking. As I said, we've been friends for 10 years. The fact that she couldn't answer was baffling to me. I always notice eye colour when I meet new people. Maybe I can't tell the exact shade of blue of strangers, but I 90% know whether the eyes are light, dark or in-between even for people I've only met once. Eye colour also changed the attraction I have for someone: I wouldn't like someone only for their eye colours, but I've found that people with light blue eyes make me feel much more intrigued (my partner has hazel eyes and I would never change him but I recognize that people with different eye colour have a certain plus effect). So I've started asking around to friends and family: some people don't notice eye colour, like my friend, and don't seem to care about eye colour in a partner. Some people always do, like me, and tend to generally prefer a certain eye colour, even though it's not the most important factor in attraction (but even if it's a minor factor, it's still a factor). Other are in-between, they told me thet only sometimes notice eye colours and care little unless it's a very peculiar colour. So I was thinking how it os possible to have a relation with a person for years and still not knowing how their eyes look like, while you perfectly know how the rest of the face looks like. my friend has no trouble sketching faces accurately, she notices colours (she's an artist and she comments on the colours of paintings, hair, clothes, anything), just not eye colours. Like, I get some don't notice this in acquaintances, but family, life-long friends, partners? Crazy. Maybe these people have some sort of deficit and can't pick up eye colours. I've tried to find some studies about it, but couldn't find much. Maybe it could be a nice inspiration for a video, also because for some people eye colours are linked go attraction, and for others it's not the case.
I think QOVES touched on this in a video(not exactly sure which one) and he said that it wasn’t so much eye color, but the shape of the eyes, eyelids, width, and size of it that were the most memorable. If you have unique eyes in these respects people are more likely to remember the color as well. I’m an artist so i notice eye colors but mostly when the eyes are really striking. I lived in Asia for several years so coming to America and seeing all these different eye colors was really shocking. Whenever i talked to people with blue eyes I’d just get freaked out and couldn’t keep eye contact with them at all lol. If you live in a place with many different eye colors i think you notice them a lot less.
Blue eyes are so overrated. Your partner has hazel eyes, which I personally prefer over blue. All eye colors are overrated, though. The eye shape is so much more important.
I´m a male who knows peanuts about make-up, but I once saw how a potato was applied some make-up, the potato actually looked better, then I knew that make-up in the right hands can work wonders.
That filtered baby🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's why I don't useit I have body dysmorphia because I don't feel beautiful enough. Luckily I don't put up photos
I have 5 photos of myself and I don't like any of them
I’m sure you’re beautiful ❤
jebus these apps are so bad for mental health both for people using and both for people viewing.
Also a mess on dating apps
The other thing I don't like about the TikTok filters is that I already have big almond eyes, a small nose, very full lips, and am overall pretty androgenous looking (not really by choice that's just my face, think Prince but a few inches taller), so the filters just make me look suuuuper odd and unnatural. I feel like that's something they didn't account for. I hate looking at myself through an odd/distorted lens.
You should make a video how nerd people can do to became attractive
irl it’s totally okay to not be conventionally beautiful unless you’re in a career that requires it. Looking presentable and having a good personality is what most people need, so accepting that they aren’t “beautiful” and moving on is likely the best way to go. There are people that look like these filters out there. Just set your standards of “beauty” to that and notice that very few people ever come close. Very few people are algorithmically beautiful, and all of them will not be at that pinnacle for long. There are diminishing returns to happiness in beauty.
Hey, can you do a video about how orthodontic treatment and extractions affect facial structure
i look like that squidward handsome with this filter
Seeing a one-off demo of this would be an amazing feat of technological innovation.
Seeing this used in plastic surgery clinics to mock up (achievable) results for patients would be a real tool.
Seeing this released in the wild, so to speak, for everyone on TikTok to experiment on themselves with is just inviting a tragic mental health crisis to get that much worse.
To anyone feeling bad about themselves as a result: I would imagine there are few, if any faces in the history of our species who would be spared from the critical gaze of this filter. You could probably be Brad Pitt or Angelina Jolie at their aesthetic peak, and the AI would still find a way to make you look "better" by thickening your eyebrows, defining your cheekbones, and brightening your skin even more.
i miss when 80s stars and musicians had yellow normal teeth 🤧
My teeth look like the scum that accumulates in the shower. wanna go out, bby?
Can you do a video on human fangs, how sharp canines are perceived?
im a girl and i have strong bone structure (high cheekbones and strong jawline) i am mediterranean so i have natural dark eyebrows. this filter makes me look like a man wth does that mean
Is there any other Asians here who tried this filter and it doesn't improve your look instead you look bad and old??
Nah I would rather have an imperfect nose or a small set of lips but look like an actual human being than mess with my face and look uncanny to everyone I run into😄
Hi Qoves Studio a little off topic but looking at the picture of Courtney Cox @ 08:45 got me to thinking about people who over do plastic surgery and fillers. Do you think they know how unnatural it makes them look? This especially seems to be a trend with old celebrities wanting to not look as old.
I know it will just be your opinion but, do you honestly believe they actually think they look good?
At the moment Courtney has got rid off excessive ps, she looks more natural now
i'd guess it's partially also not knowing how the work done will end up looking - many procedures take months and months to fully settle, swelling to go down etc and they might end up with something they did not envision
I literally look like James Charles in it
This is a great video 😃 !!!!
Definitely wish I wouldn’t have watched this but I guess I love to torture myself. I have horrible skin…the constant acne, the glaring discoloration issues, the absolutely god awful scarring. It’s so deeply, endlessly painful to be such an eyesore to everyone around me. I just wish I had “normal” skin. Healthy skin… This is so painful man lol
The Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race
I tried this filter and it didn’t even bother trying with my nose 😂 the brows were insane though
tbh, not a big fan of the Kim K/Instagram model aesthetic. It looks too generic, and (imo) makes women look mature/old.
9:38 Can you further explain what you mean by that? Is the inserted picture an example of lips that shouldn’t get fillers? How to know if you have a vermilion that you described? Thanks!
What about the job opening? When will I get to hear back from the team?
It made me look like a 40 year old trying to be a 20 I don't know why and my lips were made as if I've had a 100 lip fillers done 😂 so it didn't help me as much in getting direction unfortunately ..
I laughed at myself tho :3
A lot of them already used this, like Alex Schlab
Can you do an analysis of the “sardas falsas” its prob
One of the most popular filters it isnt as polarizing as this one every girl seems to look better
Wanna know how to ahieve that look irl
Looks like catfishing is gonna go up
And we don't even need magical rubies for this...
Like your video , well explain 🤟
Sooo what about the people that the filter looked terrible on? I looked like handsome Squidward 😂
We’re going to get to point where the new gen will define their attraction by how good they look simply in photos and filters.
I’ll leave this thought to everyone who has eyes to see , but we’re already living in a delusion world where words no longer mean shit , nor does factual evidence.
The woman with the baby was deff not right for doing that,
Do that enough to a child and the child will only choose to perceive themselves through those lenses regardless of “fact”
Because what are facts of everyone makes up their own truth? And we are all forced to play along .
With all the change in society and forcing acceptance of literally eveything regardless of fact, we’re bound to destroy what beauty is . And the whole golden ratio thing.
In my opinion beauty does matter, but our way of life and habits have drastically changed our facial structures and our genetics.
And although there are thing to fix it in the long term for future generations people would much rather chomp on a pastry .
I love these videos but sadly I think one day they will just be dismissed.
I really wanna know what is that powder at 1:19 And if it is really ‘that’ good 🤔
I don’t like it. I don’t use tic tok, I downloaded it out of curiosity. It basically made me look the same but more like a drag queen. It would glitch depending on how I moved my face and hands. Don’t see the hype. I prefer my own face.
that filter does not make me look better it makes me look goofy as hell.
I will always agree with trump when he wanted to get rid of tik tok. It only gets worse and ppl are becoming more desperate for attention. It's just the saddest app.
This reminds me of the snow app
A lot of these people don't look that different with the filter on, and to me the filter just looks like they put on makeup. I don't personally like a ton of makeup so to me a lot of them look better without the filter. Also I think life would be much more boring if everybody had the same plastic face that was dowsed in makeup. Natural looking is always more beautiful in my eyes.
How's this any different from makeup?
i don't know why but every time i try filters like this i think i look worse and unnatural.. does this happen if you don't use filters often? does the first time look weird and then you get used to it?
I thought I was the only one. I don’t like the way I look because I don’t recognize myself. My filter is just good lighting.
I don’t like the way i look with the filter. I look fake and more like a guy (even though i’m a cis woman) I think it’s because I already have a somewhat masculine face and it just exacerbates it but it is strange because it makes you think how does the filter know if you are a girl or a guy
That baby with the filter😧 I mean moms please leave your babies alone. I've noticed one thing that while yes the people with the filter looked attractive but I get sick of looking at the same set of features : the thick brows, full lips, those dramatic cheekbones. Looks good for a while but then it no longer stands out to me. I'm pretty sure soon we'd have this trend where people who haven't got any cosmetic surgery or no filters in general will become the new beauty standard and I'm hoping for it. Also its just me then but I find people's faces with their own quirks attractive like we all have our charm and when we all try to duplicate one person's charm we end up losing our own unique beauty. Forgive me if this makes little sense English is not my first language and I'm still learning it. I keep seeing the same type of look with these filters and to me once is enough but seeing it over and again is like eating your favorite food a thousand times in a row. it gets boring and you lose interest in it. Glad I dont use tik tok and insta.
Why do some people look worse with the filter? I look like I'm wearing drag makeup!
The best thing to use for acne is YAZ
1:15, 2:17, 12:25
How do you contour if cheek too hollow though I tried putting light color on hollow area and it didn’t help
The part of your website that have tips about how to improve your looks doesn't work
What is the mascara used at 4:55?
Does anyone know the name of the youtuber at 4:10 ??
They look the same to me but with makeup 😅
tried the bold filter - I look like crap with it 😂😂😔👍
Now can somebody explain why it looks so bad on some of us? I don’t even have masculine features or something but it makes me look like a man
I guess my face is already too angular or masculine because it makes me look like James Charles in a wig.
who i s the model at 3:45
but everyone looks so ugly with it i look so ugly with it xD
i gotta be the one of few ppl who look uglier with that filter 🗿. Not that im handsome im just asian with certain weird qualities
As you can probably tell by my pfp, I have some asian features, and with this filter I go from 22, to 52 in a second 😬
@@arachne4070 wym some asian u look the most asian person i ever seen 💀💀
To be honest, I don't really see much difference between the filter and their faces, to me it just looks like a version of them with a lot of makeup but their bare faces beneath are just as beautiful because the original bone structure is still there. Is just what I see, maybe there's a lot of details I'm missing (still I understand how damaging this is to a person's self-esteem)
The thing I dislike most about all of this is how its making everyone have the same generic pretty face. Like even people like Megan Fox or Adriana Lima just look like people who want to look like them. Everyone has the same eyes, nose, and lips and it doesn't leave a lot of room for original looking beauty. Like I can't even imagine a Farah Fawcett or Pam Grier trying to make it now. I mean I get that everyone wants to be pretty, but why everyone wants to look like the same Great Value Monica Belucci is beyond me.
this filter makes me look ugly I hate it
It’s probably bcuz you already have the feature the filter gives so adding a filter to it would just make your features look extreme
@@neptune6619 yes that sound logical. Its often with filters that try make the face more slender, but I already have a slencer face so it looks extra shit on me
I'm 18 I use this filter and become 35 in second 😂 and I don't know bc my asian face or something that make me look kinda ugly in this filter TvT
I contour my nose and it just looks dirty