American beauty standards

Do you fit american beauty standards (mainly based on more costal and populated areas of america)

Asian and American ideals differ greatly, but both create an unrealistic — and often damaging — perception of beauty.

The UK is awesome!!

At a 1934 Southern California Cosmetologists meeting in Hollywood, actress Sylvia Sidney's face was chosen as a standard of beauty because of its 'perfect oval shape'.

I read this article somewhere last year and found it rather upsetting (because it's true for so many people), but was in the middle of adjusting to medical school, so I never wrote about it. It resurfaced the other day on fb, so here are my thoughts now! Noel is definitely correct in the sense

The American beauty look is a lot different from the French beauty look. Follow this tutorial to see how to get both styles.

In the diverse tapestry of human society, beauty standards have always held a significant place. Over the centuries, these standards have shifted and morphed, reflecting the values, cultural norms, and societal pressures of their respective eras. From the delicately painted faces of the Elizabethan era to the tanned and toned bodies of the modern beachgoer, the expectations surrounding beauty have remained in a perpetual state of flux. Yet, one common thread that seems to persist is the idea…

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