Recently Demi Moore posed for a photoshoot promoting Helena Rubinstein’s latest beauty campaign. The weird thing is that it doesn’t look like the real Demi.
We all know that she went through a bad split from Ashton Kutcher, recently spent some time in rehab and lost weight (not that she needed to). Anyone going through this might not look their best. Of course, a breakup might do some damage to your appearance. Demi’s appearance is really showing signs of stress and aging. That’s nothing a little Photoshop (or way too much Photoshop) can’t fix.
At 49-years-old, it’s okay for Demi to show signs of aging. And she’s been through a lot in her life, spending almost all her life in the Hollywood spotlight.
In her photos for Helena Rubinstein’s beauty campaign, Demi shows no signs of stress or aging. She appears absolutely flawless. The shape of her face is different, and all of the lines on her face have vanished. In these photos, Demi kind of looks more like a computer-generated robot than an actual real-life woman. Along with airbrushing her skin, whoever edited the photos also changed her skin color. She appears very pale in two of the photos and quite bronzed in the other. And her eyes appear much lighter in three photos. Her hairline has also been perfected.
Whoever edited these photos of Demi did a great job. I just wonder why the Helena Rubinstein beauty company chose Demi Moore for the campaign knowing they’d have to retouch her photos so much.
What do you think of Demi’s photos for this beauty campaign?
guest
Because the make-up itself translates real well in photoshop, not so well IRL.
rose / 937 posts
It kind of looks like a digi painting to me. I honestly don’t mind it, but that’s because I take the smart approach and look at beauty products based on consumer reviews, not on campaigns created by the companies who only care about getting sales.
guest
the second pic looks like dita von teese
the third pic looks like she would look hot in one of those frilly dancing with the stars dresses to show off that bronzed tan
guest
i feel like they’re all Dita von Teese but we’re pretending its Demi Moore.
guest
I wonder what her respond to the pictures are. Like i’m sure she notices she does not look like that since she see’s herself in the mirror all the time.
guest
the 2nd one really reminds me of jennifer connelly.. either way, its so dumb that these really don’t look like demi.
why bother picking someone famous if you’re going to change them so much anyway?
guest
idk, I don’t find advertisements for beauty products credible if the people in them don’t look real. I alwys wonder why some do that.
sunflower / 397 posts
She looks a lot like Nelly Furtado in those pictures, esp. the last one.
guest
She didn’t even look like that when she was young. Why don’t beauty lines let the product speak for them selves? Because they don’t really work.
Beauty isn’t ageless. :/
guest
It’s whatever. She’s old, and she doesn’t want to be. I can definitely understand how much that must suck. Besides, these pictures are what she looked like when she was younger. What’s wrong with a little white photo lie? Everything else seems to be.
orchid / 118 posts
“Unrecognizable.” lol lol LOL I can still tell it’s her.
The point is that supposed to be made by the photos is how this junk can make a person look younger, and using Photoshop to make her look younger makes it look like, “Oh, that junk is AMAZING!” Derrrrr…