Anime Girl

The already famous Odessa resident Valeria Lukyanova, who looks like a Barbie doll, has a competitor - her compatriot Anastasia Shpagina. The girl, thanks to her unusual makeup, 48-centimeter waist, big eyes and red hair, looks like a character from anime cartoons.

A new Internet star, whose cartoon image overshadowed the beauty of the Ukrainian Barbie Valeria Lukyanova, admitted that she does not watch Japanese cartoons at all and is very offended when she is called an "anime girl", reports Komsomolskaya Pravda in Ukraine.

"It's especially unpleasant when somewhere in the caption to my next photo you read: "a crazy anime girl decided to change her image, now she is the heroine of such and such a cartoon," Shpagina told the publication. — I don't like this genre at all. I've never watched anime and I don't think I'll do it."

The girl also admitted that she hates being photographed, because she considers herself unphotogenic. It was because of this that she began to experiment with her own appearance. According to her, the image of a little girl in a vintage dress that emphasizes her wasp waist is not the last. It's just that it seems to her the most successful at the moment.

"I, like all girls, got to my mother's makeup bag at the age of five and, while no one was at home, I began to put on makeup," the girl said. "Most of them calmed down on the fact that they made a copy of their mother, but I got carried away and am still looking for my image."

The new Internet star dreams of becoming a professional make-up artist. "I want to show that a woman's face is plastic, you can work with it like a sculpture. In part, my appearance is evidence of how you can change with the help of professional means," she shared.

The girl admits that people are not always ready to accept her image: "Sometimes people react to my appearance inadequately. Some are afraid of me and bypass me by the tenth way."

And the clients of the beauty salon in which she works, at the sight of an unusual girl, are speechless.

"It happens that they come out of their stupor after we put their appearance in order," Shpagina said. — Mostly people who come to us are quite wealthy, and for some reason men — and I work in the men's department — it always seems that I will start experimenting with their appearance or hair. They are terribly afraid of this. And they also start pestering me with questions: they say, how much money I spent on operations, what kind of waist I have and whether these are my eyes. Well, of course, mine!"

The girl assured that she had not done a single plastic surgery, although she did not rule out such a possibility in the future. "I clearly know what I would like to change in myself. First of all, I want to change the shape of the nose. Now I correct it visually through makeup and the play of light and shade. Then I would change the shape of the eyes. I want them to become even bigger," Shpagina admitted. "And finally, it would be nice if the doctors worked on my waist - this is really my sore spot."

Source: mirfactov.com/