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Reverse Photoshop Turns Bikini Model Into Something Even Cheesier

By Michael Hession Published March 10, 2014, 9:45 am ET

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Timelapse videos showing the meticulous process of retouching the female body have opened people’s eyes to our culture’s sad manipulation of beauty. But when College Humor has a go, the reality is worse than we think.

Beautiful woman in bikini turns into Santa Claus in reverse Photoshop

Photoshop Has Gone Too Far has all the makings of a truth-bearing internet video, complete with melancholy piano score. Also pizza. [College Humor via DIY Photography]

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