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Q&A: What’s your opinion about images of models/celebrities that are retouched for magazine publication?
For example, “airbrushed” celebrities and models featured in magazines ads, stories, and covers. Do you think it affects specific audiences such as women, men and/or children and teens? How?

The answer in the following: (Hint: The correct answer provided by the users, does not guarantee the right.)

Answer by meandyou4lif
Everyone has their imperfections and they more than likely do not like it. Of course it affects specific audiences. I mean think of playboy, what if they didn’t touch anything up in there. And I’m sure celebrities get touched up every now and again. It’s part of being in the spot light.

Answer by sheri
i think it is horrible because it is making people think that they are really this perfect and they are going to kill themselves to get their image that way but everyone knows that it is impossible

Answer by lolabellaquin
I think it is something that is done more than not. It does promote the idea of perfection in women in today’s society. Beauty should be portrayed naturally. Unfortunately, that probably won’t ever happen!

Answer by jasminemma25
I think that it just makes a lot of those people that read it feel worse about them selves. Nobody really looks like that, why don’t they put real people in the magazines? The average woman or man should be modeling so people can see what those things would look like on them.

Answer by photomarshall
what’s the difference between a photograph of a model being touched up vs a woman putting on makeup in the morning?
since the camera adds 15 lbs, what’s wrong with retouching those extra pounds out?
most of these models look better in person than in photographs, so what’s wrong with retouching them back to the reality which exists? ever been to a lingerie runway show? the models look better in person.
all ads affect all people, the successful ones effectively sell their product. most ads show only what is meant to be shown with regard to a product.
pasta ads have added color to make the pasta look more delicious.
coffee ads have fake smoke to illustrate a steaming cup.

Answer by tonkhonkie
I think its outrageous forf models NOT to be airbrushed. Who wants to see a fat hog on the cover of vogue? Not me! As far as affecting women, maybe it will encourage some fattys to lose some weight.

Answer by confuzzlement
I think that they’re making those girls feel like if they need to be “retouched” on a magazine cover or something they are too ugly to look natural on those pics. I think they feel a need to be even more beautiful than they are. This leads to anorexia, bulemia, etc. It also affects teenagers and women, because they think that this perfection can be reached, when nobody is perfect. I feel kind of sad for those models, some look so thin and fake that they can’t be anything more than than hangers for clothes, you know? Just my opinion.

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