Thanks to beautiful celebrities such as Kim Kardashian and Beyonce , who 've perfected the use of Instagram and Twitter to share new images of their enviable faces and bodies , we 're always on the hunt for new ways to perfect our own shots . But for many of us , it is n't a case of ' I woke up like this ' , as a recent study revealed that women spend a total of 753 hours taking , deleting , retaking and touching up their selfies to look picture perfect - and it seems we may not be alone . Certain celebrities and their all-too-perfect social media snaps have come under fire , with fans accusing them of giving themselves a digital do-over . And now , one reality TV star has called for fellow stars to go filter-free on social media - and she 's retouched her own snaps to show how pictures can be enhanced with the help of an app . Scroll down for video . Can you tell which image has been retouched ? Ex On The Beach and Big Brother star Chloe Goodman has retouched her bikini shot , right , and pitted it against a natural one , left , to show how celebrities are digitally enhancing their social media snaps . Chloe Goodman , 22 , who found fame on Ex On The Beach and Celebrity Big Brother , told FEMAIL : ' I am sick of people commenting on my images saying I have digitally enhanced them . I am guilty of putting a filter on , which changes the lighting of the image , but I have never changed my body shape or retouched out any imperfections . ' Chloe downloaded Facetune , an app that lets you retouch your skin , body shape , whiten your eyes and teeth , and had a play around on a few images of herself to see exactly what others are up to . ' I actually think I look weird in the after shots , ' she said . ' I think I look better before but that could be because I have n't got the hang of the app yet . 'It is so sad that we are in a digital age where this is even possible as it makes us all insecure when we see these perfect women on Twitter and Instragram . ' Chloe , pictured , left , naturally , and , right , after enhancing her snap , downloaded Facetune , an app where you can retouch your skin , body shape , whiten your eyes and teeth . Chloe says that Beyonce is a prime example of this . In November last year , Twitter fans slammed Beyonce for what they believed to be a round of Photoshopped images . The 33-year-old posted some racy selfies to her Tumblr while wearing a leotard printed with the words '99 problems but my a** ai n't one ' . Fans , however , called foul . According to Buzzfeed there was something fishy about how the curtains behind Beyonce 's hips curve inward . Chloe , who thinks she looks worse in the after shot , right , said it is 'so sad ' that we are in a digital age that makes us all insecure when we see seemingly perfect women on Twitter and Instragram . Chloe , pictured , left , before , and , right , after using the app , shows how skin can be smoothed using it . A month earlier , in September , the Halo singer was accused of Photoshopping a thigh gap into snaps of her on a yacht for her birthday celebrations . And in yet another instance she was accused of altering a photo of her playing golf in a bikini in April last year . Chloe said : 'Beyonce changes her body curves a lot in images . It 's sad to see possibly one of the most powerful women in the world , who claims to be a feminist , bowing down to the pressures of trying to look perfect in every single picture . ' Chloe says that Beyonce changes her body curves a lot in images and says it 's sad to see possibly one of the most powerful women in the world doing it . She continued : 'There is too much pressure on young girls growing up in today 's society with a fake impression of how they should look as they grow into a women . 'The celebrities of our age who are on Instagram and Twitter are editing their images into better versions of themselves . This makes other women feel inferior and unattractive . This can lead to all sorts of problems for others including eating disorders , drastic plastic surgery and non-surgical enhancements . ' Now , Chloe is pledging to hashtag all of her images with # filterfreebyCG - and she 's asking others with a big social media following , as well as celebrities , to do the same . 'That way , ' she adds . 'We aren ’ t fooling our followers . On top of that it would be great to see all women embracing their looks and hash tagging their images with the same . ' Kim often showcases her trim figure on her Instagram page via a series of selfies but it has been pointed out by her followers that her waist appears smaller in her selfie ( left ) compared with pictures later taken by the paparazzi ( right )
Chloe , 22 , found fame on Ex On The Beach . Thinks social media editing is 'so sad ' and wants to end it . Edited her bikini snaps to show how other stars may be using apps like her .