DISCLOSURE: This post is sponsored by FaceApp. All opinions and experiences shared are my own.
Have you ever had one of those days when you just don’t feel like bothering with hair and makeup? When you wish you could snap your fingers and instantly look fabulously put together and socialmedia-ready? If so, FaceApp might just be the answer you’ve been looking for.
If you think FaceApp is only going to give you overly edited, fake-looking results, think again. I did! Not only can the app make creating social media content easier, but it’s also incredibly fun to use and can give you some serious inspiration. You won’t know until you try it! If you’re curious to see what FaceApp can do with your own photos, give it a try and start playing around with some of the different editing tools and filters.
What is FaceApp
FaceApp is not your average filter app or photo editor; it’s so much more than that. The app allows you to make subtle or noticeable changes to your images that can instantly transform them. Maybe you’re wondering how a certain lipstick color would look on you, or whether a different hairstyle would suit you. FaceApp can give you a preview while also providing some great ideas and inspiration. Things like replacing the background of an image, improving poor lighting, and removing blemishes are all within reach with just the tap of a button.
Trying FaceApp
Now for the exciting part, actually trying out FaceApp! I explored several of the app’s editing tools and features, including some of the PRO features, to see just how much of a difference they could make. I was surprised by how many options there were to play around with, from subtle changes to more noticeable transformations. Many of the tools have a range of intensity levels you can apply. Levels 1 through 3 are less noticeable and have a more natural result. I’ve included some before-and-after photos so you can see the results for yourself, and a few of them definitely gave me some ideas!
If you want to see how these edits would look on your own photos, give FaceApp a try. You can experiment with different tools and adjust the intensity until you find a look that feels right for you.
The FaceApp Fun Tool
Aside from the various editing tools, FaceApp also has a variety of fun filters that you can play around with. You can, for instance, apply a filter that adds cat ears and whiskers to your portrait. Another filter allows you to transform yourself into a female mobster. There are plenty of other creative filters to explore, so you can let your imagination run wild and see what kind of fun and unexpected looks you can come up with. It’s a great way to take a break from the more serious editing tools and just have some fun with your photos!
Conclusion
Before trying FaceApp, I was very skeptical. It seemed like one of those apps that transforms you into something “supernatural,” where every feature ends up looking fake. There was even some hesitation about associating my blog or social media with an app like that.
I have to say, after actually trying FaceApp and playing around with its different features, I’m glad to say that my preconceived notions were wrong. The results are surprisingly natural and subtle. The edits can make you look like a better version of yourself without making it obvious that the photo has even been edited. You can still see your natural features, and even when touching up your skin, you can still see details like skin texture and pores.
The best way to understand what I’m saying is to try FaceApp for yourself. You’ll see that it’s not about transforming you into something you’re not. You have full control over the edits and the intensity of each adjustment, allowing you to create a look that still feels like you.
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I definitely have those days when hair and makeup feel like too much work! Trying out bangs without committing to a haircut sounds fun. I’d probably spend way too much time playing with the different hairstyles!
Lisa, you are so right. With as much hair and makeup content I post, sometime I just don’t want to bother. I agree with you that FaceApp is somewhat addictive (in a good way) and very helpful when deciding on a new hairstyle. I got some major hair inspo from it!