Victoria Katei shared these two photos with and without makeup
A teenager has been forced to issue a statement about her make-up
after people accused her of being dishonest with her looks. The woman
identified as Victoria Katei, 19, a student of psychology and biology in
Dallas, Texas shared photos with and without makeup looking totally
different.
Many people trolled her accusing her of being dishonest with her looks. Victoria captioned the pictures: “Me being cute vs. me being cute." The attack she got on social media forced her to issue a statement defending herself.
In the statement, she revealed how she cried over the vile comments
she received for the photos but claimed that she is strong irrespective
of what happened.
“Recently it seems like so many people have something to say
about the way I look with or without make or about the fact that I don’t
post pictures without makeup.
“Accounts have been posting pictures of me with makeup versus no makeup telling me I’m a catfish and that I’m hideous.
“People in the comments telling me to kill my self because I’m lying about my looks.
“Telling me that no one will love me because I’m so ugly and have to wear makeup to cover my “real face”.
‘And as this has happened I learned what people say about you
has so much more to do with them as a person than it does you as an
individual. “First I want to clarify: I love the way I look in makeup
and out of makeup.
“I don’t wear makeup to hide or to “catfish” people because I
don’t give a sh** what any guy or girl has to say about how I look. “And
I’m not going to lie it gets to me, some comments are so vile they make
me cry but I always remind myself that I’m more than my looks.”
She later issued a heartfelt statement on Instagram, saying she
had been forced to do so because she was “tired of trying to explain
herself in the comments”.
She wrote: “I’ve been sitting here trying to debate whether or
not to disable comments on my last post and I realized there is no
point. “People who want to say something are going to say something.
“So many people are saying that my foundation doesn’t match and
that I’m trying to appear light skin but if you look at my chest it
does. “My face matches my chest and you can tell there is no foundation
there because I have acne scars.
“And if you look at my recent pictures you’ll see my face
matches my body there as well. “For those of you who are uneducated, you
are supposed to match your foundation shade to your body and not your
face.
“Different lighting affects how light/dark complexions appear
and a lot of people don’t seem to understand that. Anyways that is all.”
the statement wrote.
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