J Lo is gorgeous in any photo
How 15+ Celebrities Look in Professional and in Filter-Free Home Photos

Celebrities in professional photos, walking on the red carpet, look a bit unearthly to us. Their look, while wearing exclusive outfits, with gorgeous hairstyles and makeup done by top make-up artists, comes across to us as elaborate. However, in everyday life, world-famous women look as simple as all of us do.
We at Bright Side like it when celebrities don’t feel shy about showing their fans filter- and Photoshop-free photos. We decided to compare how celebrities look in professional photos with how they look in everyday life.
Sharon Stone
Jennifer Lopez
Charlize Theron
Kate Hudson
Julia Roberts
Salma Hayek
Julianne Moore
Milla Jovovich
Michelle Pfeiffer
Nicole Kidman
Reese Witherspoon
Cameron Diaz
Halle Berry
Blake Lively
Jennifer Aniston
Natalia Oreiro
Which photos cause more pleasant emotions in you? Professional ones that look perfect or live and sincere homemade selfies?
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Comments
Mila is one of those celebs who are not afraid to show themselves as they are, real and no fuzz
I like them all way more without makeup, they look less "plastic" and more true
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