Application that gives beauty or beauty meter the new fever of the Internet. Pink Mirror is an image editor that enhances the look of people in photos quickly and automatically. The differential of the tool, however, is that after performing a series of virtual aesthetic procedures, the site gives notes for the beauty of the person in the portrait. The platform started to hit the Internet on Wednesday (9), when youtuber Felipe Neto posted a video testing Pink Mirror on people on his team and other famous people.
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Following the publication of the content, which is on the rise on YouTube, Google Trends, a tool that monitors Internet searches, saw a sudden increase in search volume for the terms "beauty meter app" and "beauty rating app".
Pink Mirror: Photo Editor Sucks on the Web as a "Beauty Meter" Photo: Reproduction / dnetc
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Pink Mirror results, however, can frustrate users' expectations. To make "magic" happen, the site requires uploading a front photo. From the image, Pink Mirror detects the shape of the face and analysts aspects such as nose shape, mouth, chin and eye size. Softness and evenness of skin tone are also among the details evaluated by the application.
Once the qualities and imperfections are detected, Pink Mirror can perform procedures such as fine-tuning the face, removing pimples, reducing expression lines and lifting the cheeks. After this virtual aesthetic treatment, the editor gives a note of the beauty of the user before and after retouching. It turns out that, for the most part, the app only brightens the skin tone and thin the face of users. dnetc has even tried the free version of the service, but got no result. The platform was loading and showed neither the edited photo nor the beauty analysis.
Youtuber Felipe Neto earned 8.4 rating on "beauty meter" Photo: Reproduo / YouTube
Available in English, Pink Mirror is a free testing service. The verse premium, which allows unlimited downloading of high resolution photos, is available in three modes, ranging in price from $ 9.97 (about R $ 40.78, in direct conversion) to $ 49.97 (R $ 204.38).
Via Pink Mirror and YouTube (Felipe Neto)
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