Fewf! That Celebrity Beauty is a Fake!
Every woman I have ever met, no matter what she looked like, has admitted that the celebrity version of beautiful has hit her self esteem. Looking at magazines, TV and movies, every woman has had that nagging feeling that she can never be beautiful enough for her boyfriend/husband/future partner. But, where would those celebrities be without their:
- hours of free time to spend at the gym
- personal trainers
- make up artists
- chefs who make the healthy food delicious
- make-up artists
- hair stylists
- plastic surgeons
- lighting technicians
- maids so they don’t have to be stressed out by cleaning
And as if that was not enough…
- photoshop airbrush tools hiding any lasting imperfections
This video is heartening, because it shows that even celebrities, with all of the advantages in the world, can look like the rest of us some days. With all of their enhancements in, celebrities are more like beauty caricatures, akin to cartoons with all of the paint and photoshop, than real people. If these celebrities, who were chosen for their roles in part for their beauty cannot reach their own standards naturally, how are the rest of us supposed to live up to them? Fewf! for the rest of us.
Thank you so much for sharing the video. I had no idea that there was so much difference between the celebrities with and without their makeup.
No kidding – I couldn’t believe it either! Talk about setting an unreachable standard!
True beauty comes from the inside out.
Its interesting to look back into periods of Italian history when voluptuous women were the admired icon. (i.e. see Sandro Botticelli-Artist) Even today, beauty takes different forms in different cultures. “Big women” are beautiful in some cultures where this reflects she is well cared for by her husband. Some African tribal women’s beauty is based on how stretched her earlobes become. Thai hill tribes near burma covet long necks like giraffes. Women wear long rings on nexk and joints from childhood to develop this beauty. The Chinese used to bind women’s feet because small was beautiful. Why is it that we permit society to brainwash us into hurting ourselves for vanity? Luckily, not everyone bases their exercise and meal regimen on those of celebrities. We can learn a lot from them about ourselves, our egos and how to relax!
True – ultimately I wish we could all appreciate ourselves and each other for our inner beauty… I don’t think I am going to wear my stillettos on the ice today
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