She has lost some weight, but not much. Her top was too tight in the first picture but isn't in the second and her shorts are a bit loose in the second. Which is to be expected if she has made diet and lifestyle changes.
Possibly. Since thats how these weight loss MLM's work anyway, by the user changing their lifestyle, not by use of a product. I honestly don't see any weight loss, just camera tricks you're taught by your uplines.
If you look at the back of her top in the first picture the fabric is puckering and it is riding up a little which is a clear sign that it is slightly too tight.
I alter my own clothes so that is one of the things I look out for when assessing how well they fit.
I just see it as being pulled, I guess is the best word I can think of because when you hunch forward, it sort of stretches the material. There's no difference where the elastic band touches the skin, like I'd expect to see it lol tighter in the first Pic, but where it sits on the skin, it doesn't change.
I don't know, I just don't see any loss. Probably because I know the tricks lol also I don't trust that they'd be honest and just presume scammers be scammin!
On a different note, I love that you alter your clothes! That's such a lost art! I recently had to drive an hour and a half to have a dress altered. Do you make clothes, too? I'm so interested in teaching myself to make clothing.
I'm in my fifties, and my Mum taught me to sew. I do make clothes, I also upcycle and alter them. Buying yardage can be pricey so getting sheets and duvet covers from thrift stores is a great way to get inexpensive fabric so you don't need to worry about experimenting. Patterns are graded by difficulty so start with easy or very easy and work your way up.
Going through your wardrobe and altering pieces that aren't quite right on you is another option.
I usually turn it inside out, put it on and sort of pin the alterations in about the right place. Then I take it off, do it neatly (and symmetrically) try on again and carry on until it looks right. Half the time I can't be bothered to get the machine out so I just hand sew with a back stitch.
I don't know if links are allowed, but Bernadette Banner has some good beginners guides on YouTube and an excellent book on hand sewing.
Thank you so much for sharing! I just favorite her on YouTube to watch her videos. I'd like to upcycle pieces & fabrics since I try to reuse & recycle instead of create waste buying new. I'm giving it an honest effort and started looking at patterns already.
She's definitely further away in the second pic ... what do they call that, like they do for movies, like LOTR, to make the hobbits seem smaller than the other races? It's a perception thing
I would be shocked if that is not a tummy tuck. I’m not medical professional- but I’ve gotten pretty good at spotting them.
In her defense (I guess) it appears in both her before and after shots.
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Being slouched vs standing straight up, lighting, being different distances from the camera, and angles. Those are the only differences.
She has lost some weight, but not much. Her top was too tight in the first picture but isn't in the second and her shorts are a bit loose in the second. Which is to be expected if she has made diet and lifestyle changes.
Possibly. Since thats how these weight loss MLM's work anyway, by the user changing their lifestyle, not by use of a product. I honestly don't see any weight loss, just camera tricks you're taught by your uplines.
If you look at the back of her top in the first picture the fabric is puckering and it is riding up a little which is a clear sign that it is slightly too tight. I alter my own clothes so that is one of the things I look out for when assessing how well they fit.
I just see it as being pulled, I guess is the best word I can think of because when you hunch forward, it sort of stretches the material. There's no difference where the elastic band touches the skin, like I'd expect to see it lol tighter in the first Pic, but where it sits on the skin, it doesn't change. I don't know, I just don't see any loss. Probably because I know the tricks lol also I don't trust that they'd be honest and just presume scammers be scammin! On a different note, I love that you alter your clothes! That's such a lost art! I recently had to drive an hour and a half to have a dress altered. Do you make clothes, too? I'm so interested in teaching myself to make clothing.
I'm in my fifties, and my Mum taught me to sew. I do make clothes, I also upcycle and alter them. Buying yardage can be pricey so getting sheets and duvet covers from thrift stores is a great way to get inexpensive fabric so you don't need to worry about experimenting. Patterns are graded by difficulty so start with easy or very easy and work your way up. Going through your wardrobe and altering pieces that aren't quite right on you is another option. I usually turn it inside out, put it on and sort of pin the alterations in about the right place. Then I take it off, do it neatly (and symmetrically) try on again and carry on until it looks right. Half the time I can't be bothered to get the machine out so I just hand sew with a back stitch. I don't know if links are allowed, but Bernadette Banner has some good beginners guides on YouTube and an excellent book on hand sewing.
Thank you so much for sharing! I just favorite her on YouTube to watch her videos. I'd like to upcycle pieces & fabrics since I try to reuse & recycle instead of create waste buying new. I'm giving it an honest effort and started looking at patterns already.
Like 2 years ago I lost 35 lbs by stopping soda and sugary drinks and only drinking water and cleaning up my diet. No special mlm products needed.
So cringe! 😬
She's definitely further away in the second pic ... what do they call that, like they do for movies, like LOTR, to make the hobbits seem smaller than the other races? It's a perception thing
Forced perspective!
I would be shocked if that is not a tummy tuck. I’m not medical professional- but I’ve gotten pretty good at spotting them. In her defense (I guess) it appears in both her before and after shots.
💯 those belly buttons are always a tell!
There was a sale on Amazon, so she got 2 sizes of each garment for this photoshoot.
Standing like she’s wearing a full diaper
Posture
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