Before, the use of airbrush was a rage in the fashion and beauty industry. Celebrities take the advantage of this make up revolution to hide all their flaws and give them the perfect glamour and faultless toned face and skin to make them look ten years younger than their actual age. It has become a cliché and people don’t really make a big fuss about it. Now, some fashion magazines and beauty schools are making another makeover through Photoshop. If you have seen Kelly Clarkson in Self Magazine you know what exactly what I’m saying and maybe you have the same reaction just like what everybody is getting.

It didn’t stop there. It was later followed by Twiggy in her Olay’s Definity campaign ad and Keira Knightly has done it again to have more bodacious bosom for a Chanel ad. I have nothing against looking good; in fact I use beauty products too. In my humble opinion these people should limit the use of Photoshop for advertisements for they are merely deceiving.