It's not just stars getting in on the Face App fun! Social media users share VERY funny before and after snaps as they join in the viral #agechallenge
- The latest #agechallenge went viral among social media users this week
- Social media users from across the world tried FaceApp's new 'age filter'
- Many were horrified by pictures of how they may look in years to come
- New filter on popular app changes users' appearance adding wrinkles and greys
This week celebrities including Drake and Sam Smith delighted fans with pictures of how they may look in years to come.
And today, Twitter was inundated with snaps from social media users across the globe, testing out FaceApp's new 'age filter' as part of the latest viral #agechallenge.
The quirky app is famed for its funny filters, which allow users to swap genders, shed years, and most recently, add a few decades to their age - with the help of a few wrinkles and grey hairs.
Sharing the results to social media, users were equally horrified and amused by the results, with one joking: 'Now I look like my mum!'.
Another questioned: 'Not sure how everyone else manages to look so good in their old age!', among the influx of remarkably realistic snaps.
Today, Twitter was inundated with snaps from social media users across the glove, testing out FaceApp's new 'age filter' as part of the latest viral #agechallenge. Katie shared a picture of herself now, left, and in the future, right
Tonya posted a picture of herself now, left, and in years to come, right, joking that the shock made her want to see a doctor
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Taylor Orns, pictured left, now, and right, after the challenge, insisted that she needed to get in on the fun 'before it was too late'
Meanwhile K. Burton, seen left before the challenge, joked that he looked like he had been stressed for 75 years, as he showed a picture of what he may look like in future years
Blanca Evette posted a picture with her partner now, left, before tweeting 'played me!' as she posted a picture of how they may look in the future, right
Namareg El-Mouadab laughed that she looked like her mum, posting a picture of her now, left, and right, after using the app
Meanwhile Ray didn't come off too badly in his picture showing how he may look in the future, right, compared to now, left
'Young versus old!' Huzaifa Mansoor joked online a he tried out the aging app and joined the viral challenge, seen left, now, and right, in future
Elsewhere Lexi, seen left now and right in future, wasn't displeased with her results, writing 'she an oldie but a cutie'
Lance Stewart posted a racy topless picture of his torso, now, left, and how it could look in future, right, adding: 'Dudes be like "I'm a senior!"
And an NHS worker, seen left, now, and how she could look in future, right, questioned: 'Not sure how everyone else manages to look so good in their old age!', among the influx of remarkably realistic snaps
