Blake Lively Thinks The Reactions To Her 'Rhythm Section' Makeup Are 'Very Offensive'

Rhythm Section star Blake Lively has seen people's reactions to her makeup in the film, and honestly, she's offended. On last night's (January 29) episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the actress got real about how long it actually takes to look like her tired, worn-out character, and why taken back she was any time people on Instagram thought the photo she shared was a pre-makeup selfie.


"[Makeup Artist Vivian Baker] did this really rough look because my family member [in the movie] has experienced a lot of tragedy," Lively mentioned. The former Gossip Girl star went on to explain that her character begins out with a "rough" look, however "cleans up" later on. Unfortunately, the side-by-side image wasn't quite derived that way. Whenever I posted it, people were saying, 'Wow, Blake bravely shows what she looks like before and right after makeup,'" Lively joked.


Though she finds it funny, the actress dove deep into why this is actually a two-sided distribute. "Some people think that's what I look like without makeup, which I find very offensive because that takes a hour for her to create me look like that," she explained. Nevertheless on the other hand, the photo of her character looking more spruced up also requires a hour in the makeup chair. So really, it's a lose-lose.


"I'm group kind of vacillating between my vanity, which is wanting to be like, 'I do not even look like that,'" she explained connected with the more worn-out look, "and wanting to be like, 'Why do we expect females to wake up looking like this? This isn't realistic that you wake up this pretty in regards to the more cleaned up look.


Despite knowing that there really are far too several expectations placed on women's appearances, Lively admitted that on some level, lose still like people to believe that she looks totally flawless 24/7. "I would like people to think that I wake up that cute she mentioned through laughter. And if that's not relatable, well, we don't know what is.