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Thursday, September 26, 2013

Undiscovered







Most photographs of masseurs we see in the internet have been outrageously photoshopped to bend the limits of reality. Blemishes are edited out; epidermal surface smoothened to create the illusion of a silky texture and skin tone made lighter by one or two shades to make the complexion seem fairer - all in hopes of pushing a masseur’s marketability and in extension, the establishment’s popularity. Sometimes, one cannot help it but understand the intention behind the actions that borders on false advertising. After all, in this increasingly competitive industry where new masseurs, new establishments and new websites continue to sprout like mushrooms, pictures provide an effective means of installing that all-too-important first impressions; it should be able to stand out from the array of men and grab our ever more fickle attention.

Which is why I have found it hilarious that Hilom has decided to go the other way around.