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This video ends with the banner, "Celebrities are not perfect," and while I don't disagree, I actually find many of the "ugly" pictures of the celebrities to be more attractive than the pictures with the full Hollywood-style presentation. I think it is just good to remember that what you see in a magazine or on screen isn't what you would see if you were hanging out at the person's house helping them perform some domestic chore. Comments  playlists with this video "what's d problem?" To expect the awful by marinara
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I agree it's not a fair comparison for some of the people concerned, the photos are almost randomly paired, you'd need to see a lot more pictures with and without make-up to get some idea of how people look with(out) make-up.
I like faces both with and without make-up, it can add a new dimension to a face if properly done. And when you have studio lights or flashlights directed at you some toning of your skin is not a bad idea.
Why is there only one man (Leo) added?
The final lines should be:
Celebrities are people
People are not perfect
Next video will be celebrities on the sh*tter. "They are just like us".