That girl is quite attractive without the makeup.

The only real difference is the massive fake eyelashes make her eyes appear larger...otherwise, it's the same pretty face on both sides.

i think we should take a pass on wearing makeup and start wearing these. think of the time savings!:

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oh fk what the hek are those .. seriously ppl wear these things?

XxAxX said:

i think we should take a pass on wearing makeup and start wearing these. think of the time savings!:

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morningsong said:

^ The dream v The reality

Can't beleive she did that with a straight face. No pun intended.

hifidelity67 said:

oh fk what the hek are those .. seriously ppl wear these things?

XxAxX said:

i think we should take a pass on wearing makeup and start wearing these. think of the time savings!:

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FACE KINI'S

wildgoldenhoney said:

morningsong said:

^ The dream v The reality

Can't beleive she did that with a straight face. No pun intended.

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"See? Gorgeous!"

hifidelity67 said:

oh fk what the hek are those .. seriously ppl wear these things?

XxAxX said:

i think we should take a pass on wearing makeup and start wearing these. think of the time savings!:

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it's chinese sunblock!

The Facekini – China’s Bizarre Beach Sun-Blocker

Beach-goers usually use sunblock and umbrellas to make sure they don’t get burned, but in China they use something called a “facekini“. The fact that it makes you look like a Mexican wrestler doesn’t seem to bother anybody.

The facekini is being called “China’s latest beach craze”, but according to a Qingdao sales officer, the bizarre mask has been around for at least five years. But photos of Qingdaonese swimmers wearing the bizarre accessory have only recently gone viral on Chinese social sites, and were eventually picked up by Western photo agencies and websites sparking readers’ curiosity. The bizarre clothing item is made of elastic fabric, covers a person’s entire head and neck down to the collarbone and has holes cut out for the neck, nose and mouth. They look pretty creepy, if you ask me, but that’s apparently a very small price to pay in order to protect yourself from getting a tan while going for a swim.

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http://www.chinadailyasia.com/photo/2015-04/24/content_15255440.html

Models wearing face-kinis pose in a terraced field at a scenic spot in Xinhua county, Central China's Hunan province, April 22, 2015. The scenic spot held an activity to mark Earth Day on Wednesday and to promote its tourism resources. It has become a fad at many beaches for swimmers to put on fabric masks to protect their entire head and neck from burning sunlight. (Photos / CFP)

That is a lot of work.

Made me think of this song from my formative years