Take a look at supermodel Heidi Klum BEFORE + AFTER. There's the lovely mom-of-four hanging out in sunny L.A. yesterday afternoon sans makeup. The photos clearly show one thing to us:
Heidi has excellent bone structure, including long neck + high cheekbones.
But is that enough to skip the cosmetics?
Yes, in many ways. We happen to think she looks better with makeup on, but when you have such stunning facial bones, well, it doesn't matter what you've got on your face.
Still, quite a shocker to see the German beauty bare-faced without a stitch of anything on.
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She almost looks, er.....well, normal.
Now, check out the Bravo TV 'Project Runway' host with her red carpet makeup + California beauty look.
Last month, Heidi remarked to HollywoodLife.com this:
"I tend to not wear make-up on my off days. I am not complicated, I don’t have tons of creams or anything like that. I stay simple."
She's almost 40. And to keep that fit figure, Heidi just refrains from a few things:
"Saying NO to a bunch of stuff people say YES to. It’s hard. I don’t drink a lot of alcohol, alcohol is bad! It has a lot of calories and is not good for the body. Sometimes I like a glass of wine or in the summer I will have a beer, but people drink a lot and they explode, its just not good for your body!"
What do you think of Heidi Klum's sans makeup look?
Wow, that's a stunning difference. I added a link to your post to one of my recent posts on beauty and confidence for real women. Heidi Klum is a beautiful woman, regardless, but these pictures show that the Heidi Klum we see in the media (and compare ourselves to unfavorably) is not real. This is just one example of the unrealistic images of beauty that our culture creates, and that average women feel depressed that they can't meet.
ReplyDeleteOMG! Now I feel a little better, LOL. She looks washed-out without all the glitz & glam applied to her although I would love her supermodel body. (sigh)
ReplyDeleteDoes she have a lazy eye?
ReplyDeleteWhat lazy eye? Don't see it. Which eye, Khloe Belle?!
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