False advertisement or none of your d*** business?

Question

• Are make up transformations like these and/or similar to these "false advertisement"
• would someone have the right to be upset after seeing someone they were dating without makeup and deeming them "less attractive"
• If someone is insecure about how they look without make up, does wearing a lot of make up help or does it simply mask their insecurities? 
Side note: The same artist with used on both women her Instagram page is watermarked on the pictures. Also she did catch some heat for changing the eye color and hair texture of the woman in the last picture but she claims that the look was inspired by Rihanna and both her and her client were perfectly okay with it.

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Well, women aren't products being sold. Anyone who thinks that they are deserves to feel deceived.

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If you think someone can have natural glitter eyelids and feel deceived when it comes off, I would think you have some serious issues.

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Realistically  these women  dont  go around  wearing  full on make  up like  this daily,  so I highly against saying its false advertising.  
And if you're a guy and too dumb to notice thats not their  natural state  thats  on  you.

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I say false.. it's not just makeup.. it's lighting and Photoshop. If she's trying to sell a product than hell yea it's false as f***

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I think it's false advertisement when they are advertising make up, but not when someone is putting it on their face and going on throughout the day. Those photos are taken in studio lighting, nice camera and are probably photoshopped.

Also, I can't even see the resemblence in the bottom two photos. It looks like the lightened her skin, and obviously put in contacts, and changed her hair like you mentioned.

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Weird...I wasn't aware I was a product for sale.
I didn't know I was advertising myself.

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Honestly I think people are intelligent enough to know no once has natural hot pink lips and it's probably unlikely for they're skin to be absolutely perfect and you love someone for who they are not how they look.

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Why is it that women are seen as "advertising" at all??? 
We aren't goods to be bought. We aren't a prize to be won. We aren't a commodity to own. We're humans. 
I'm not advertising anything! 
"False advertising" is all these guys walking around claiming they got some Red Lobster level dick when it barely meets McDonald's Value Menu level.

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I'm kinda indifferent on this. But I think it's wrong to call it false advertisement. Women are not for sale (unless the wanna be) for 1. And 2 makeup isn't for everyone else to feel better, it's for the person wearing it to feel better.

No one says anything to guys about flexing those fake ass gold plated chains they bought from the swamp meet, so don't get on women about their gold tinted eyelids 🤷🏻‍♀️💁🏻😂😂👏🏼

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If you believe that it's common for women to look like that then you're an idiot

False advertisement or none of your d*** business?

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