No, the women on the cover of that glossy magazine did not look like that when the photographer snapped the picture. The photo was sent to a photo-enhancing specialist to remove wrinkles, blemishes, and more. If you are great at this, and have the software needed, you can easily offer this service to amateur models online. Photoshop will do, unless you prefer a different program. Have the models send you their photos via email. You can retouch each for about $50. Word-of-mouth advertising will then take place; because chances are her friends are amateur models as well. However, do not rely on that alone. Search for modeling sites out there that display models' portfolios and offer your services to them. It is a good idea to advertise on those sites also.
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