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Photoshopping in fashion ads is something that gets bloggers foaming at the mouth every time they see it. And while it's probably something we all need to get over, Demi Moore's ads for Helena Rubinstein cosmetics are altered blatantly enough to be considered a personal affront. The Hollywood Reporter said the ads turn her into "a Madame Tussauds wax figure," but that doesn't cover it. They didn't just blur a few wrinkles—they washed out her skin tone.
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