Kylie Jenner He has surprised his followers by removing the filters. The billionaire, who was just dethroned by Dwayne Johnson as Instagram’s highest-paid star, has decided to have a couple of days off from Instagram filters showing what your face is like without them.
The little sister of the Kardashian family has posed completely without makeup, showing what her natural face looks like with freckles and imperfections, something that she is not used to. She has done it to show some of her new cosmetic products in a tiktok with ‘Peaches’, the new song by Justin Bieber. In addition, Kylie Jenner also appears with her real hair. We can see her with a wavy medium hair and without extensions.
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This video has received very good comments, praising that the influencer has been able to show what her face really looks like once it is devoid of all kinds of makeup or filters. After this, Kylie Jenner has continued on her Instagram account uploading stories in which she lives ‘life without filters‘as she herself has called this break from virtual retouching.
Like so many other influencers, Jenner was abusing the filters and used them even when she was wearing makeup (and remember that the makeup of these television sisters is subtle at best). Excessive use of this type of filters that enlarge the look, add false eyelashes, enlarge the lips, refine the face and smooth the face can be a problem. We can become obsessed and not accept our real face, which would cause us to develop a complex and end up undergoing surgery to achieve these canons of beauty.
For instance, He eats He has acknowledged in his social networks that he is not able to see himself without these filters in the photos and other actresses known as Angy Fernandez have joined the trend of using the filter that allows dividing the face in two (to show one part of the face with and the other without filters). report the abuse of this type of filter, that It is becoming increasingly difficult to identify and differentiate what is real from what is not.
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