I’m a catfish who transforms to makes fools of men who say I’m ugly

“Im so not believing that this is the same person,” chided another.

“Without a doubt one of, if not THE, best makeup artists I’ve seen on tiktok!” praised someone else, while other users begged for tutorials.

This isn’t the only glam look Voronina has sported on her page. Her account is full of before and after clips that amass hundreds of thousands — if not millions — of views. Users have compared her bare face to a teenager, while saying she looks much older with makeup on.

She even dabbles in special effects makeup, touting her skills by adding wrinkles to make herself look elderly.

Makeup influencers flood the platform on a regular basis to show astonishing before and after videos much like Voronina’s, shocking thousands of app users and angering internet trolls.

One woman revealed that her done-up look is what her boyfriend sees only a fraction of the time, when in reality, she doesn’t always look as model-esque as she appears.

Dubbed “TikTok’s biggest catfish,” Jessy Volk’s transformations have convinced people that her “before” clips might not even be her, due to the stark contrast.

Another TikToker shared her make-up makeover, prompting people to comment that “this is why I have trust issues.” Still another woman shared that people she knows don’t recognize her with make-up on.

Such “catfishes” or “shape-shifters” have spawned harsh, often brazenly misogynistic criticism from those who make absurd arguments about how makeup should be “illegal” because of its supposed deceitfulness, with some sexists claiming that men “should take girls swimming on the first date.”