Women are being told to look like Kylie Jenner. Here's why that's dangerous
As a beauty industry insider Ellen Atlanta nudged women to look more like Instagram stars. Now she wants to expose the harm — and get Gen Z off Botox
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As a beauty industry insider Ellen Atlanta nudged women to look more like Instagram stars. Now she wants to expose the harm — and get Gen Z off Botox
Take a look at the faces around you. Notice anything? The shapes of people’s eyes all tilting up in the same way towards their hairline? Pouts that pucker up with perfect uniformity? Cheekbones that protrude almost violently through the skin? Perhaps you don’t notice any of these things, in which case you’re already too far gone. But if you do? Well, it’s only a matter of time until you become indoctrinated. Because in 2024 beauty is a homogenous ideal, one that none of us can escape from.
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