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10 Ads and Magazine Covers That Are Photoshop-Free and Still #Flawless

Image: Marie Claire

Why we should lay off on the Photoshop more often.

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Image: Marie Claire

These days, it’s safe to assume that the images you see in magazines and advertisements have been tinkered with in Photoshop. Although sometimes the airbrushing you see is quite blatant (no pores, hacked-off limbs, wax-doll face), sometimes it’s more subtle, with the intention of beautifying and enhancing an image without altering it beyond recognition. Some brands and publications are fighting against the rampant over-retouching by photographing subjects au naturel. 

It’s always a welcome departure from the norm to see an unairbrushed image. Sadly, it is not as common as it should be. We wanted to show a little love to some of our favorite ad campaigns and magazine covers that were left untouched by Photoshop. Click through for 10 of the best unretouched images in media.

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Cate Blanchett, Intelligent Life March 2012

American Eagle Aerie, 2014

Claudia Schiffer, Tank September 2009

Vanessa Hudgens, Bongo Fall 2014

Jessica Simpson, Marie Claire April 2010

Make Up For Ever HD Invisible Cover Foundation, 2011

Kim Kardashian, Life & Style April 2009

Dove Real Beauty Ads, 2005

Marion Cotillard, Vanity Fair Italy September 2010

Jennifer Hawkins, Marie Claire Australia February 2010

Related: Photoshop Fails: The Top 10 Most Over-Retouched Ads

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