What are the tips for judging the gap between over-beautified photos and real people?

I think the most important change is the skin. Like ordinary girls, they use a one-button beauty camera to brighten skin tone and make skin smooth, so you have to tell yourself that the real skin is two or three degrees darker than what you see in the photo, and there may be pores and acne on your face (there should not be too many acne, so the photo will look unnatural). Lip color is generally influenced by filters, so what you see is not necessarily the lip color at that time. One-button beauty also has a slight face-lifting function, so the real face will be more rounded. Because you usually take selfies with a beauty camera and don't trim your face, the above is only for the beauty function of the beauty camera. By simple comparison, it was taken in a well-lit place.