Speaking in the clip she describes the photos shared on her Instagram account. In one she looks "a little bit heavier". In the other she appears "super slimmed and toned."
"A lot of people thought it was a weight loss post but it was actually a Photoshopped image that I had done on my phone in about three minutes," she tells her viewers.
"So I just wanted to show you just how easy it is to manipulate a photo on an app on your phone."
Speaking to the MailOnline Goodhead says the video was a response to the numerous emails and messages from women and girls saying they feel "overwhelmed" by the perfect images they see online.
"I know not everyone online Photoshops their photos but it does happen, so I hope that by showing people how easy it is to do it may help them to take a step back, realise that it might not be completely as it seems and not to let the pressure to be 'perfect' affect them."
While the British vlogger acknowledged social media is her bread and butter, she discussed the issues it presents around body confidence.
"I love social media, it's my passion and my job, but it even gets me down sometimes when I'm having a bad day or feeling a little insecure."
She admitted to heavily editing her photos in the past, and how being plagued by acne led her to Photoshop a lot of her images.
Goodhead has recently launched a body confidence campaign, encouraging her followers to share unedited photos of themselves with the hashtag #JustAsIAm.
