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Aunt Forgot To Turn On Beauty Filter And Scares Netizens

 

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A few days ago, a Chinese female social media celebrity was suspected of forgetting to turn on the "beauty filter" during a live broadcast. The truth about her face was accidentally revealed in front of netizens. After she pressed the filter button, her face immediately changed from aunt's face to a net beauty face.


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When she forgot to turn on the face filter, she said softly, 'Oh, I forgot to turn on the pretty face filter' and her face returned to pretty girl. But when looked closely, I think that is her real face because of the change of light in the room. 

Who cares as long as she is happy in what she was doing. Incidents of influencers cheating their age using face filters often happen in China in order to get money and fans.

The short 30-second "head change" video immediately went viral on the Internet, causing heated discussion among netizens. Many people watched and commented, "Wow, you're going to scare me to death", "Hands, face and voice clearly don't match." Other netizens also said she looked like Asian Sorcery.

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However, some netizens believe that the woman deliberately turned on the special effect for the older face filter, and turned off the beautiful face filter. So guys, which one do you want to believe?

Image: 馬來話預習

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