Living in a fake world

Living in a Fake world “The beauty of a woman is not in the clothes she wears, the figure that she carries, or the way she combs her hair. The beauty of a woman is seen in her eyes, because that is the doorway to her heart, the place where love resides. True beauty in a woman is reflected in her soul.” Audrey Hepburn once said these wise words. Someone’s true beauty lies in their hearts, not the makeup they wear, or the sexual favors they give men. Models, who are broadcasted all the way around the world, give people unrealistic views on how one should look and act. Television, showing people that being sexy and seductive is the way to get men or women. Also claiming that the clothes on someone’s bodies define them, and if a person wants to be perfect they must look like the models. Perfection does not exist. Photoshop should not be allowed to be used in magazines, ads, and commercials. Most magazines and other publications say that Photoshop is needed to add artistic quality to the model. Ill-advised is what that is, Photoshop adds unrealistic thinness and flawless features. Women and men are constantly bombarded with these images that say a person needs to look their best all the time to be happy. Makeup ads are constantly Photoshopping unrealistic features to their models, while they are saying it is really the model. In actuality that model is superimposed; the model is a bunch of models in one. One company made an Ad for The Hunger Games, and it had Photoshopped unrealistic qualities on the main character, enhancing her hair, and makeup, also making her waist slimmer.
Companies take certain facial features that are outstanding and impose them into one “perfect” photo. Publications then publish these fake ads so people feel imperfect, and horrible about themselves, which is terrible. Over the years publications keep getting more fake with the ads they release; hopefully one day they will stop this injustice. Publications deem a person’s