The actress was even compared to a Mexican singer.
Mexican actress Salma Hayek joined the trend of the moment using the FaceApp app to undergo a gender change and find out what it would be like to be outside the opposite sex.
Hayek, who has more than fifteen million followers on Instagram, shared his result and his fans did not hesitate to comment on it.
“What do you think? Would he have been handsome if he had been a man? ”, was the text with which the actress accompanied her photograph.
Hayek shared on his social network two images showing the transformation. In the first one, I played her with a whiter and smoother skin, a slimmer face. Her eyelid eyebrows and hair with a little more volume.
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While, in the second transformation, the actress compared a photograph that shows her face with a beard and mustache and a more flirtatious look. The skin looks darker and the style more casual.
The image spread on Instagram
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The image reached more than 378,000 likes in less than 24 hours and exceeded 11,000 comments.
“It is not too late, you could still become a man”wrote @ wlv1979.
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“Yes Salma super handsome”@frankylopez commented. “Televisa would have already exploited you in three novels, a gossip program and two contest”added @meeerol.
The actress received in the thousands of comments emojis of hearts, compliments and what could not miss were the comparisons, in which the one of the Mexican actor Diego Boneta stood out, since many users pointed out his resemblance to the protagonist of the series Luis Miguel.
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The Oscar-nominated performer is not the only famous Mexican who has been encouraged to use FaceApp to simulate change of genre. And in the middle of the month, the actress and model Aislinn Derbez “transformed” into a man and was surprised by the resemblance to his brothers.
“Well, I don’t know what you think, but I say I’m fine, Disney prince-level daddy … I even want to meet him … swipe and check that all Derbezes are indeed the same … depending on the angle or how we wake up, we are more like one or another … What about @ederbez genes explain to me? ”, wrote.
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