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Beauty standards, when we talk about beauty standards, we often mean the ideal of feminine beauty. This is a socially constructed notion that a woman’s physical appearance is one of her most important assets and that it is something that all women should strive to achieve and maintain.Beauty standards have changed from time to time this is done by culture by the media and the argument that it is done for various reasons one of which is economic incentives e.g. the beauty industry will sell more anti-aging products if there is a universal belief that aging and wrinkles are bad if beauty standards differ across cultures and just based on what that culture does then you won’t be able to sell beauty products to everyone so they need one beauty standard so that they can market all their products in bulk masal
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I want to bring hope and I want to bring encouragement that these beauty standards are not absolute and these beauty standards are not fixed, social media is just the newest form of media and arguably the most invasive form of it.
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Afadi Branded Content + Creative Manager at Wagamama
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Disagree, she said ”I want to bring hope and I want to bring encouragement that these beauty standards are not absolute and these beauty standards are not fixed, social media is just the newest form of media and arguably the most invasive form of it.”
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He talks about anti aging products where it is a reality in life, below is one of the anti aging products listed
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-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6wZ2tv6aZ4&t=24s
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Gen Z is changing the beauty industry,Because Gen Z’s diversity has shaped the way they approach beauty.Speaking of beauty across bodies, races, and ethnicities, has driven brands to be more inclusive with makeup and skincare products. For example, the product Rhianna’s Fenty Beauty has a foundation of 42 shades of skin tone. This is a new thing for the beauty industry. And also Gen Z likes make up from the previous generation. Where they think that makeup is a way to highlight and more individuality of character. But there are some new makeup and skincare products that are in line with the Gen Z ideals that keep popping up that no matter how sustainable or ethical a brand is, and their goal is ultimately to sell more and make a profit.
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The goal is to explore Gen Z’s thoughts on make-up
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The source from the take
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Speakers seem to agree with things like the way gen z approaches beauty. Voices for beauty across bodies, races, and ethnicities. But seem to disagree with some things like some new makeup and skin care products that are in line with Gen Z ideals that keep popping up no matter how sustainable or ethical brand, their goal is ultimately to sell more and make a profit.
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Strong because it is accompanied by the fact that Rhianna’s Fenty Beauty products have a foundation of 42 shades of skin tone
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkFv98GntPw
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The beauty standards around the world that are considered beautiful are completely different around the world and the strange thing is that you may not really meet the beauty standards that are popular in your country, but you may actually meet the beauty standards of other countries which show that there really isn’t one way to be truly beautiful
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Describes the beauty standards of several different countries such as -Korea Korean beauty is defined as having white skin, long hair, small face, high-end pointed nose, western-looking eyes, and a thin, tall figure while living in South Korea. In contrast to beauty in
-Mexico defined as having brown skin, large brown eyes, thick eyebrows, medium lips, long brown hair, curvy and tall figure
-Saudi Arabia with large defined lips, wide eyebrows, flat eyelashes, high cheekbones and henna tattoos
-Canada beauty is usually natural beauty and fit is considered beautiful and the volume of brown skin is white hair teeth and long eyelashes
-Ukraine, round face, high cheekbones, straight nose, green or brown nose, dark hair, tall and thin figure
-Indian, has long thick hair, straight pointy nose, long dark eyelashes, almond-shaped eyes and fair skin
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The speaker is Stephanie Lange
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Speakers agree with the differences in beauty in different countries.
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Stong because she interviewing friends from different countries
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXSU_Lvq2WY
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Plastic surgery at first korean media especially k-pop played a big role in plastic surgery more than that soon not to mention that this is a country where beauty standards are focused on everyone who has a face shape small v line round forehead double eyelids high nose bridge beautiful smile or white teeth skin thin body. Then to join an entertainment agency and train to become an idol under this k-pop company so they are required to undergo plastic surgery to improve their image
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educate them why plastic surgery in k-pop and south korea is such a big thing
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yes because she includes research resources:
https://learningenglish.voanews.com
https://lookinginthepopularculture
https://japansociology.com/2013/12/17
https://udspace.udel.edu/bitstream
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Disagree,she said” so tragic when i see before pictures of my idols always like a joke i always like they are still beautiful they really don’t need to get a nose job or change their bone structure or fix their eyes because they are perfect the way they are and i criticize not only plastic surgery but toxic beauty standards that more people need to send and receive the message that there is nothing wrong with how they were born and if they don’t look like kpop idols
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yes it is valid because it is in accordance with the facts, that Korean artists still get nose jobs or change their bone structure or fix their eyes, even though they are already perfect
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRc16BMNGHw&t=26s
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Describe some of the risks of plastic surgery. Here are some risks that may occur in plastic surgery that is not done correctly:
-Dead. The highest risk of any surgery is death, especially for patients who previously had a history of heart disease. The risk of death can come from improper anesthesia. Incorrect doses can make the heartbeat stop and the patient dies on the operating table, or cause a risk of blockage of blood flow to the lungs and result in the patient’s death.
-Loss of function of the operated limb. Plastic surgery has the risk of changing or disrupting organ function. For example surgery on the nose, it is likely that the patient will experience difficulty breathing if the operation is not successful. Or breast plastic surgery in women for example. To get the perfect breast shape, some women are willing to enter the operating room many times. The risks involved are that the shape of the breast becomes asymmetrical, loss of sensation in the breast, and the breast hardens to the point that it looks like a rock.
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To teach love yourself and also explain the dangers of plastic surgery
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Tony Brienne
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Disagree, she said”it’s kind of upsetting because I feel like so many women don’t fully love themselves and I just wanted to actually make this video to get into it and then talk about how we can love ourselves”
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She explained with several reliable sources and also the facts
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NbKOeJv6uw&t=24s