Once upon a time, models, celebrities, film stars and so on had perfectly normal faces.
Prettier than most of us, granted. But with normal expressions. A smile, perhaps, or even a laugh and a cheeky wink. Occasionally they would do sultry, which basically meant looking grumpy and a tiny bit constipated. But essentially, somewhere on the spectrum of normal.
Then, somewhere between the invention of the smartphone and the arrival of Snapchat,Instagram and Palmchat, these women stopped looking like prettier, shinier versions of you or I, and started pulling the sort of faces on their social media that are more normally associated with top-shelf material.

A face that says: here I am, and I am yours. I am all of your fantasies come true, a torrid compendium of fleshly parts to be devoured, visually or otherwise, by my lusty admirers.
And, of course, where celebrities go, others will follow. Take a look through photo-sharing website Instagram, and you’ll see thousands of young women —many of them graduates or with smart jobs — pulling exactly the same ‘porn face’ like a strange army of clones.

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