Perfect365 One-Tap Makeover
By Amanda Bindel,
Common Sense Media Reviewer
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Adept photo-editing tool; beware self-image issues, ads.
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What’s It About?
Teens take a new picture using the front or back camera on their devices or pull an image from their existing photos to edit and make over. Then, they adjust key points on the face to line up everything and can try out different styles of all-over makeup or edit the image and try different makeup options. Image-editing capabilities include changing the eye color, slimming the face, removing blemishes and under-eye circles, whitening the teeth, and more. Teens can save their image to the camera roll, send it to be printed, or share it via social media.
Is It Any Good?
Putting aside the deeper issues of teens using a photo-makeover app with the word perfect in its name, PERFECT365 ONE-TAP MAKEOVER is impressive both as a makeover and a photo-editing tool. Just as photographers tweak images by whitening the teeth and the whites of the eyes and removing blemishes and dark circles, teens can "perfect" their photos with a tap. They then can play with a variety of makeup and hair styles, virtually trying out what they may or may not want to do in real life.
The makeup tools are really varied in colors and options, but the hair is pretty limited. The auto-detection tool that lines features up works nearly perfectly on its own but can be adjusted if necessary. Teens also can easily share their "perfect" pictures (they can change their noses, raise their cheekbones, and change their eye colors, quite possibly creating an image very different from reality) via social media and create polls that solicit feedback from friends, so parents may want to talk to kids about deeper issues if teens do play around with Perfect365 One-Tap Makeover.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about photo manipulation in ads and magazines. Talk with kids about questioning every image and understanding that what they see may not reflect reality.
Read our articles When Selfie-Improvement Apps Go Too Far and Girls and Body-Image Tips for other discussion ideas.
App Details
- Devices: iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Android, Kindle Fire
- Pricing structure: Free (In-app purchase upgrades the resolution of images.)
- Release date: June 11, 2014
- Category: Photo & Video
- Topics: High School
- Publisher: ArcSoft, Inc
- Version: 3.8.37
- Minimum software requirements: iOS 6.0 and later; Android 2.3.3 and up
- Last updated: January 23, 2019
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