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I used pictures of myself both with somewhat heavy makeup and with very little makeup (I almost always have on B.B. cream and eyeliner at least) but there were things it wanted to fix about my face that were natural such as lightening eyebrows that had no product in them and removing the natural pink of my lips. It also didn’t seem to realize that purple is not my natural lip color and couldn’t remove that so well, as well as black lipstick. It does pretty well on the eyes and removing eyeliner/fake eyelashes though, I think!

What’s most important is that it removes heavy makeup. I know it’s purpose of ideally to find disguised girls being trafficked, and I think the lipstick removal would be less important than eye makeup removal since we focus more on people’s eyes anyway. This is a cool app and I hope it can be used to do some good!

I heard about this on Twitter and wanted to see how it actually worked, since people are only reviewing this based on their political and controversial standpoint of it, I thought I’d critique the app itself. I have a few problems. 1) You only get 5 pictures you can alter, I wasn’t aware of that and didn’t save the ones I did while I was playing around in the app, I have no idea how to get more or if you can. 2) It decreases the actual quality of the photo, it blurs the whole picture a little bit. 3) All the “remove” filter does is take off any apparent color, soften lines, and redden the skin. All of the pictures I have of myself are makeup-less, I choose not to wear make up and that’s fine, I don’t care who does and who doesn’t, but the app made me look like I was on a meth bender (Just to make it clear, I don’t and never have done meth). 4) If you looked at the other filter that put make up on the picture, the quality is just terrible, it looks like someone else’s eyes are cropped onto yours.
In my personal opinion the only people this app is useful to is shallow guys that only want to get laid but don’t very much.
All controversy aside, I genuinely think this is a bad app.

This app may exaggerate slightly the photo of the person without makeup, but it still does a great job at showing what a person looks like without makeup. Indeed, makeup can be used as a form of fraud and catfishing when it comes to dating.

I’m confused by the sentiment that this app is “sexist” considering that the feminist movement asserts that a female’s value should not be determined by her looks. How can you claim that a woman’s beauty is not relevant to her worth yet assert that this app is sexist as it makes women look less attractive without makeup?

Even if it shows women are less attractive without makeup, why does it matter if female value should not be based on beauty? This logic is completely irrational and it’s extremely laughable to see to 180 degree turn many are performing in regards to women and the power they have with beauty. It looks like there is female privilege after all...

I figured I’d put this app’s “remove makeup” feature to the test with one no-makeup selfie, one male model, two heavy makeup pictures, and one natural makeup picture. The last four were googled, of course. The no-makeup selfie was a crack head, as expected. The male model didn’t see much change - just general desaturation. The two heavy makeup pictures were poorly filtered. The fake eyelashes, eyeliner, eyeshadow, highlighter, and purple lipstick all survived the purge. The only thing it really did was desaturate the skin and thin out the (still fake) lashes. The natural makeup picture almost looked normal. She still had fake eyelashes, highlighter, and (slightly less) filled in eyebrows, though.
I played around with the makeup adding filters, too, but none of them looked good. The app basically photoshopped a new set of eyes onto them and airbrushed the rest.
Oh, but on the note of this app being sexist - no, it’s not inherently sexist. It is, however, sexist to say that women are liars/catfishing because they wear makeup and to point to this app as a reliable way to “expose” them.

I used it on my gf that wears light makeup and pretty much shows what she looks like. She has healthy skin and freckles so it showed healthy skin and freckles. The inaccurate part is when the person has fish tails which are eyeliner wings things around the eye. When I put remove makeup all the way it only washes out the tails not completely removes them. Sad thing is it makes you pay after 5 photos. Some people in here say use on myself and I did as I predicted it was the exact same. All in all it can be a bit inaccurate from time to time and charges after 5 photos but resembles close to what they look like and is incredibly fun.

It’s been pretty humorous seeing the ridiculous, overblown circus of SJW’s crowing about this app like its some kind of assault on women. It’s a fun app to play with, and shouldn’t be taken so seriously. Yes, obviously this app is not going to be some kind of genie that can tell you with 100% certainty what someone looks like without makeup. But it can give you an idea. It’s not meant to be used on pics where someone is wearing little to no makeup, so if you’re complaining about how it makes you or someone else look after using pics like that, you’re doing it wrong. The main drawback of this app is the limited free use before having to pay $1 to continue, but at least you can test it out before plunking money down.

It works absolutely fine. Pretty funny to use on non-made up faces, like mine 😊 I didn’t know you could add makeup too, which I really liked since I have no makeup skill whatsoever. My only gripe with this app is there are only 5 uses for photos and 3 for videos. Not even if you don’t save them! And you can’t go back to the photos/videos you used for those 5 times; each time you select a photo it counts as a use.

Other than that, good job! This app is doing what hundreds of women’s magazines have done before for YEARS. By us women ourselves. And we keep buying it! No use getting upset about it now. Let’s just have fun.

I heard about this app on Reddit and wanted to try it. First off, let's just talk about the app and not what it actually does (or doesn't) do. You only get to use it about 3 times before it tries to charge you. I can't imagine who would actually want to pay for this. Now, I was only able to use the app on a few pictures of myself, but the results were ridiculous. It doesn't recognize winged liner, so it leaves it. That's hilarious. It also doesn't recognize sparkles or lip gloss, so my glittery eyeshadow could still be seen and my lips were still shiny, just very pale. Okay... Last, I tried it on a picture of myself already not wearing makeup. It just made me super pale and removed my eyelashes. You could see the edges of the filter around my eyes where it had messed up. Stupid idea, stupid app, and stupid people believing this is accurate.

For the few people looking at this who don’t understand the flood of reviews or why this app is suddenly so popular it’s due to outrage because of this app’s “remove” filter, which is just that. A filter. And it’s not even a decent filter at that. Apparently the outraged people don’t understand that filters just use a certain preset algorithm and color set to decide how to cover an image (honestly there are better makeup apps that don’t use filters to cover your face, but that’s because they use facial recognition and then have you choose each piece separately. There are still downfalls with that setup though)
If it weren’t for the outrage I’d imagine this app wouldn’t nearly be as popular.

I downloaded this app to see how accurate it would be in detecting the amount of make up I have on my face. So as a control, the first picture are used on this app was one of me with no make up. I was surprised to find that the app could not detected the lack of make up that was already in the picture and when I try to “remove“ the make up it made me look worse. It made my skin tone lighter because I’m assuming the app thought I had foundation on and it seemingly added spots on my skin that weren’t there. I also noticed that it exaggerated my eyebags and just overall made my skin look older than it is. And when I used a picture of me with makeup, it didn’t completely remove the makeup. It maybe just me but take the results with a grain of salt.