These two modern odalisques are equally artificial, using essentially the same range of surgical techniques and makeup. But the girl on the left gives a very "artificial" impression, while the girl on the right seems "natural."

The difference is in the execution, not whether

they technically did or didn& #39;t use artificial means.

The result counts more than the methods, and good results often CONCEAL the methods. https://twitter.com/surrealSanilac/status/1315070822336196608">https://twitter.com/surrealSa...

In this case I suspect she INTENTIONALLY wanted to look artificial, which some men (and women) seem to like, so she played up the artificial elements of her look. https://twitter.com/deplurabel/status/1319401232499396613">https://twitter.com/deplurabe...

Whenever I use the photo on the upper right I link the before and after photos, because without seeing them, no one believes it& #39;s not real.

This thread has become popular in Brazil (...!?) mostly in defense of the model on the left.

I didn& #39;t say the model on the left was ugly, only overtly artificial. Some like that; I personally prefer that the hallmarks of artificiality be more concealed.