The exposure of Wang Yuan's true colors is terrible. What is the difference in face value before and after the star P picture?

In fact, I don't think there is such a big difference in the face value of many stars before and after P-pictures, but some fans are picky and overreact.

Roy has been developing well among the students born later, and there are many fans. Many of those fans like Roy's looks very much. Later, Roy's plain photo was exposed, but many people said it was terrible, which was quite different from his usual fine retouching.

However, I didn't feel so exaggerated after seeing Roy's photo of Su Yan. It's just that sometimes the star card may be flawed under the lens. After all, everyone is just a normal person, and no one is so perfect.

Some people may think that stars will look good on camera, especially now that makeup technology is so developed, no matter what programs they are on, they always feel that they may not look so good, but in fact, many stars look much better than many ordinary people and don't even need makeup.

First of all, as stars, they must have a good foundation, and generally speaking, the face value of debuting stars is 1, so in the screening of face value, they have actually been measured, not just what they need to do. Make-up looks good on camera, of course, your foundation must be very good.

Otherwise, no matter how powerful the makeup technology is now, an ordinary-looking person may not be able to fight if he is stuck in the camera, especially as a star. They have to attend various occasions, and sometimes they may go to vision china when facing different cameras, and those cameras are generally high-definition and not exquisite, so the face value of stars is generally relatively resistant to fighting.

It's just that sometimes there are too many retouching, and you may feel very different when you see yourself.