You’ve definitely seen retouched pictures of celebrities, but what about unretouched celebrity pictures? It’s impossible to go through a supermarket line without seeing at least one glossy, fabulous lifestyle magazine featuring an unrealistically attractive celebrity flashing a bright, white grin at you. Obviously, your first thought is usually, “Wow, he/she is hot.” But unfortunately, your second thought is usually, “Wow, I could never look like that.” Thus is the psychological effect of media “airbrushing” on our perceptions of what beautiful male and female humans should look like.

Some celebrities have taken it upon themselves to expose this important issue by leaking unretouched photos of themselves from previous photoshoots. Other celebrities, however, have been unwilling participants in this anti-Photoshop crusade, and have seen their unretouched pictures leaked online by militant media critics and ardent fans. In most cases, the celebrity pics are met with a collective shrug and a general consensus that the celebrities are still hot, even without Photoshop. But other times, the nonphotoshopped images and pictures of celebrities without makeup cause actual controversies, as in the case of the Great Beyonce Leak of 2015.

Many people think these pictures of celebrities unretouched are humanizing, even when they still look unrealistically beautiful. For instance, it’s nice to be reminded that Madonna isn’t as ageless as we thought, or that Britney Spears still has her tramp stamp after all of these years. Plus, there’s always an element of bravery in releasing untouched photos of yourself, whether you’re stunningly attractive or not.

Britney Spears BritBrit released unretouched pics from a 2010 Candie’s campaign to demonstrate the pressure put on women by the media to look perfect. The non-airbrushed pics revealed that she had been significantly slimmed down and that her back tattoo had been removed. Beyoncé Knowles The Beyhive went cuckoo in early 2015 when a Beyonc é fan site released unretouched photos of Beyonc é in her natural, true-to-life form. The photos were from a 2013 L’Oreal campaign – you can see the finished ad on the right. So she has some blemishes… who cares? Madonna Her Madgesty lost a bit of her regality when un-retouched photos from Interview magazine leaked online in 2010. Maybe she’s not as ageless as we think. Kourtney Kardashian Annoyed with OK! magazine’s obvious Photoshopping of her post-baby body in 2010 (at right above), the new mom released un-retouched photos to the media to give a more realistic impression of what she looked like. Faith Hill Jezebel uncovered this un-retouched photo of Faith Hill from a July 2007 cover of Redbook . You can see where editors spruced up the already stunning country singer. Basically, they slimmed her arms, lightened her hair, thinned her smile, and generally made her look like that robot that she played in The Stepford Wives . Lena Dunham Vogue photo shoot. Among many changes they pointed out was the fact that though Dunham was completely redone, Adam Driver’s face and body were left untouched. In 2014, Jezebel leaked un-retouched versions of the photos from Dunham’sphoto shoot. Among many changes they pointed out was the fact that though Dunham was completely redone, Adam Driver’s face and body were left untouched. Jennifer Aniston Madison magazine. Jezebel fought to keep this un-retouched picture of Jennifer Aniston on its site as a way to make us think about how magazine editors expect even beautiful people like Aniston to submit to digital touchups. The un-retouched image is from a 2009 issue of Australia’smagazine. Ronda Rousey The UFC fighter was sent a picture of an appearance she made on Jimmy Fallon’s show to share on social media. Except it was altered to make her arms look less buff. Rousey was having none of that, and posted the original and retouched pics side-by-side, vowing that she’s proud of her body, and it won’t happen again. Khloé Kardashian Complex Magazine after critics called it out for being photoshopped. In an Khloe Kardashian released this un-retouched image from a 2015 photo shoot withafter critics called it out for being photoshopped. In an Instagram comment below the image she says, “Give me an ounce of credit for my daily workouts!” She basically looks the same (damn girl!) in both photos. Jessica Simpson After everyone and their mother started commenting on Jessica Simpson’s weight gain in 2010, she decided to go un-airbrushed on the cover of Marie Claire as a way to point out society’s unrealistic expectations of women. It only sort of worked: She still managed to look unrealistically attractive, even without airbrush wizardry. Bethenny Frankel When people started complaining about Frankel’s unrealistically glowing appearance in an anti-fur ad she did for Peta, she got fed up and released un-retouched photos from the photo shoot. Kim Kardashian Kim Kardashian’s un-retouched pics in a 2009 edition of Life & Style were meant to make some sort of statement, but the only statement they seemed to be making was, “I’m still hot without Photoshop.” Can you still call your look “natural” if your face is caked in makeup? Sadie Frost Jude Law’s ex-wife appeared au naturel in Grazia magazine to show that older women can still be beautiful without Photoshop. Mostly, it just made people jealous of her toned, curvy body, which she still had at age 40, after having several children. Jessica Alba It’s not clear why the digital wizards behind this Campari ad felt the need to photoshop Jessica Alba, who is already an above average looking woman. She looks perfectly fine in the un-retouched photos, which leaked online in 2008. Joy Bryant Parenthood ‘s Joy Bryant appeared naked and un-Photoshopped in Harper’s Bazaar as a way to make a statement about women’s bodies and yada yada… whatever. She still looked amazingly attractive. Jamie Lee Curtis In 2002, Jamie Lee Curtis, unofficial spokesperson for old people’s digestive issues, appeared in More magazine without digital alterations. Her appearance is probably the bravest one on this list, considering the fact that she doesn’t have a freakishly perfect body. Claudia Schiffer This preternaturally attractive supermodel appeared nude and un-retouched in Tank magazine to show what an “average, realistic 40-year-old body” looked like. Her words. Jennifer Lopez When unaltered (but still gorgeous) pics from J.Lo’s 2011 campaign for L’Or é al surfaced, they did nothing to calm anyone’s insecurities about their own bodies. Demi Moore When people started murmuring about Demi Moore’s unrealistic-looking legs on the cover of W magazine in 2009, she released her “original” pics to the media to prove that her shoot had not been altered. Unfortunately, the original pics (at right) look almost exactly the same and don’t really prove anything. Jennifer Hawkins When you’re Miss Universe 2004, is it really brave to show up unaltered and nude in a magazine? Or are you just rubbing your hotness in everyone’s face? Anjelica Huston Un-retouched photos of Anjelica Huston appeared in celebrity photographer Johnny Rozsa’s 2010 photo book Untouched . Carmen Electra This unaltered photo of Carmen Electra appeared in Untouched along with Anjelica Huston’s picture. Marion Cotillard Cotillard’s un-Photoshopped appearance on the cover of Vanity Fair is one of the most beautiful of this list. Catherine Zeta-Jones Another beauty included in the unaltered photo album Untouched was Mrs. Michael Douglas. Daryl Hannah Daryl Hannah looked smoldering in this unaltered photo from celebrity photographer Johnny Rozsa. Holly Madison Hugh Hefner’s ex, Holly Madison, appeared in Life & Style in all of her unedited glory, which basically meant that there were a few more wrinkles on her than usual. David Duchovny This untouched pic of David Duchovny appeared in the book Untouched , suspenders and all. Sandra Bernhard She’s never been conventionally attractive, but Sandra Bernhard looks shockingly beautiful in this un-retouched pic from Untouched . Daniel Day-Lewis Johnny Rozsa’s muse for Untouched’ s cover photo was none other than Daniel Day Lewis. Zendaya Zendaya posted this side-by-side look on Instagram after Modeliste Magazine used photoshop to slim the 19-year-old’s thighs and waist. Modeliste has since taken down the photoshopped image at Zendaya’s request.