All right, welcome to the 24 podcast. We have Lori Hill with us today. Lori, how are you doing and welcome to the show?

Thank you so much. I'm doing great. I'm excited to be here.

I am so excited to have you on. You probably hear this from people you talk to all the time, but I've been watching your videos for years.

And I remember the first time I saw the very first video of yours on YouTube. I just thought what a fantastic concept.

Everyone in the world is curious about plastic surgery and cosmetic surgery in the entertainment industry.

And I feel like before I saw your videos on YouTube, I had nowhere to go other than weird forums to kind of talk about this with people who didn't know what was what.

So how did you come up with this concept of celebrity beauty analysis on YouTube?

Thank you so much. So it's funny because when I first kind of thought of it, I went on YouTube to see who else was doing it.

Like that's how certain I was that it was already a thing like a niche. So I was surprised when there wasn't anyone doing it.

And so I initially thought of the idea because my friends who I've talked about this before and I'm sorry if you've heard this story before, but like my friend who's an intelligent person and and knows what what didn't get that fellow had these had had surgery.

Like we were having a conversation which is so beautiful and she was going off about it. I'm like, yeah, she is. And you know, she's had different procedures. I said it off hand and she was like dumbfounded and she was like, what?

So that's what got me thinking because I just thought like if the average person doesn't know and then maybe even young people don't know and they would like to be educated on that.

So they don't think they're themselves who are celebrity. It kind of blew my mind that people couldn't see it.

Had your friends seen the before and after photos of Bella and they still went puberty or lighting or makeup like what made them think that no plastic surgery had taken place?

No, she had it and it's funny because my friends are not into plastic surgery at all. I have friends of people who don't even get Botox. It's insane.

Now that there's anything wrong with that. It's just funny because you would think I would have friends that you know are well first in it and she she wouldn't be the type who would look up before and after I think the average person just doesn't connect it.

I think they go on social media and they accept the images as they are as being real and I even do that to you.

I forget even as like an influencer that images are Photoshop. So yeah, I think like the average person just needs to see it laid out for them.

And there's so much when it comes to that idea of knowing what's real and what's not like one aspect of it of course is plastic surgery cosmetic work.

Then it's also filters. Then it's also Photoshop. Then it's also celebrity makeup stylist and as much as I love before and after photos of people getting work done.

I love those accounts on Instagram that will show you HD photos of a celebrity's skin on the red carpet because I went through a moment in time where I truly thought I was the only person with pores.

I thought that like once you are in a movie, your pores disappear or something like that. When it comes to this idea of trying to be real, do you think that Photoshop should be illegal?

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