reacting to 'bOdY gOaLs' influencer celebs in real life - Kendall Jenner + Dua Lipa
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- čas přidán 28. 09. 2022
- Influencer VS Reality - Kendall Jenner + Dua Lipa addition!
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I know you guys love my 'reacting to body goals influencers in real life' series, and I get it! It's nice to see behind the curtain of social media fakeness sometimes and realise that these people that you think of as being 'body goals' or 'perfect' actually look really similar to YOU in real life! So if these influencers are body goals (and they are - they're beautiful) then so are you!
In this video we're talking hip dips, cellulite, muscle tone, six packs, bellies and video body editing apps.
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I don’t think this content is toxic. Stephanie is just trying to show the “regular folks” like me, that these famous women in Instagram pictures aren’t always as “perfect” as they seem in the photos. These celebrities more than likely won’t ever even see these videos, and if they do see it (and watch all her commentary), they know that their photos are posed and edited and the things Stephanie says are true and not bad. Celebrities know they are manipulating the public in these ways.
can you do a video on zac efron please 🙂
Girl not you promoting hair removal on these type of videos💀 come on
@@robertag1601 Whats so bad about it? You’re still free to choose to have body hair or not
@@Karolina-vi2wt are we really free to choose tho? Because ever since I was ten I was pressured to believe that body hair on a girl are disgusting and that nobody would have ever wanted to be with me unless I removed them. To this day those words have an influence on me and I would rather cover my legs than have my hair exposed, even tho i really don’t care about them, and if it wasn’t for all the comments, all the stares, and all of the commercials I probably would never have thought my body hair to be disgusting. So yes I believe these ads, even if we say that shaving is a “free choice”, are very harmful especially towards young and impressionable girls, because they reinforce the idea that women should change to please misogynistic standards
The dua lipa side by sides are actually quite shocking. It’s crazy how angles, editing and posing can make your body look so different in pictures. It’s actually kind of scary.
Yes😢
It’s also shocking that someone with a great, fit body like hers needs to play with angles and editing to make herself look like some kind of weird, narrow beauty standard… JUST WHY?!
@@mmnde12 yes so sad 😢
@@mmnde12 She doesn't edit her photos, she's just clever enough to pose at a 45-degree angle (almost from the side). Anyone will look like they have a smaller waist if they pose from the side.
She didn't even look that different to me. It's just pretty much the difference you always get catching someone in an odd angle when they're not aware they are being photographed versus when they are posing for a photograph. Even in a photoshoot when models ARE posing you can have gorgeous shots vs just meh ones.
I am a 55 yo woman and I can tell you this stuff never stops. In the 80s we all killed ourselves to have “hip dips” I don’t remember what we called them but the point is there is a “body goals” in every generation. Thank God we didn’t have social media but the pressure was still there believe me. Thank you for teaching young ladies that they are fine the way they are and not to buy into the fake stuff that is their faces constantly.
Wait what?? You guys liked hip dips?? Our generation hates them 😭 that’s so crazy.. I never would’ve thought of them as goals before, I’ve been insecure of mine my whole life
@@hotsexyangel The atheltic look~ Most runners or super fit people have hip dips~
I am going to be 52 and I don’t remember the “hip dip” craze, but I dealt with anorexia because the thinner you were, the better…think Kate Moss. However, my best friend had them but she was only 5’4 and weighed 96-99lbs and I always thought they looked weird when she was in a bathing suit. I struggled for YEARS --actually until almost 12 years ago when I finally found someone who thinks I’m beautiful at 110 lbs or 190. (I have ended up developing PCOS with insulin resistance and gained a lot of weight) if my mindset was still as it was in the mid 80’s to early 00’s, I would be killing myself to drop weight. No matter how little I weighed, I have always had larger hips/thighs. I guess more the hour glass, so if this body craze was the thing back in our day, I would be golden now…lol
I’ve always told my two daughters every single person is beautiful and be happy with whatever size you are as long as you are healthy. Always love yourself because there are always people out there who will try to make you feel about so you have to be your own biggest fan. You are beautiful regardless of what society says is right or wrong.
P. S. I hope this comment makes sense as I am getting ready for work and my youngest daughter is standing beside me gabbing about her size…lol **WE are also VA girls.
@@hotsexyangel 😂 why? For me it’s such a normal body thing like.. a finger form or something like that.. 😄 why women make themselves crazy about NOTHING
I disliked hip dips as a teenager but I ABSOLUTELY ADORE THEM NOW 😍 they are the most natural thing ever. Many sculptures and paintings of the past depicted women with hip dips. I became less insecure of mine and now I like them a lot.
As someone with a rectangular body shape, this video is so amazing for me! I heard something the other day that made me pause and think. Every bit of “dressing for your body type” advice we have been given for decades has been to make us all look like we have the same body shape (hourglass). Much like we all pose in pictures to have an hourglass shape. While hour glass figures are gorgeous, so are rectangular bodies, pear, triangle, or whatever else! Thanks for encouraging us who don’t have the hourglass to embrace the shape we have!
YASSS👏👏 Agreed!
Looooving this comment!!!😘😘💋💋😍🗣💯😎
100%! I’ve been feeling down on myself because I have such a square frame and even though I’ve gained weight, most of it went to my arms and stomach and essentially nothing went to my poor, flat, isolated butt. And that should be perfectly ok and beautiful, just like every other shape is beautiful. Hang in there, ladies- you’re all gorgeous!
Yes 🙌
Try searching up Kibbe body types. Aly Art has great videos about dressing to flatter our individual body types.
Love this series. Kendall Jenner had a rectangle body shape just like Dua but she had a small bbl that made her waist smaller and hips larger
Exactly! She’s not naturally curvy on the bottom, has a country BBL to make her waist look smaller
Don’t they take fat from your thighs or back fat or stomach fat for a BBL? Where would they have gotten it from on Kendall? And even if it was a small bbl, her butt is still very small- look at her ass at 14:12. Since she’s a model, I don’t think having a bigger butt would even benefit her. I do also think she got something done to make her hips look wider but idk if it was a BBL
@@thandisilec835 what’s a country BBL?
yeah, i’m supposed to be the same body shape as kendall but considering i haven’t had any surgeries we aren’t the same shape anymore. (nothing against that of course, it’s just weird seeing sites still claiming she’s a rectangle yk)
YES SOMEONE NOTICED! She tries so hard to be something she's not 😒
Would LOVE to see you do a run up of body goals vs body shape, showing the various influencers' shapes specifically and how all shapes (pear, rectangular, hourglass, etc) are all beautiful in their own way.
Thats a great idea! i've noted it down on my 'to film' list! x
Yessss please!
Oh god yes. Do apple bodies please!!!
videos like this are honestly so important, as someone with body dysmorphia and an ED its hard to not feel ugly or bad about myself, but your videos have helped me with my body image and how most of what we see isnt always real, ily and your channel stephanie
I love her channel so much ♥️
And please remember, your body is the LEAST interesting about you! People who will make you feel otherwise aren’t the people you need.
yes, same!!! i compare myself ro people all the time, and even though i know almost everyone edits their body (at least influencers etc) it’s still very hard to not compare myself to edited images still. it’s nice getting a little reality check and realise that i’m not ugly, and neither are they !
same here maryam
good to know that I'm not the only one who tries to pose like Dua and that a rectangle shape doesn't necessarily look bad and most importantly hip dips used to be my biggest insecurity.
Calling cellulite intelligent design ❤
Your channel is so invaluable. This society is obsessed with aesthetics to a harmful degree and it gets insides young peoples minds and makes them feel bad about themselves.
Realising it’s mostly fake, smoke and mirrors is very helpful.
I'm a new subscriber and am loving Steph's videos so much!!! She's so very validating ♥
It always surprises me when people think of Kendall as total goals. I have always thought of her as average, just enough money to pay to change anything she doesn't like.
They idolize her photoshop pictures. If you see her body and face without the editing, she looks like a different person
ACCURATELY and thoughtfully assessed.
Same. For me, she is very average.
Either Photoshop or not she always just was average to me. Well, all the Kardashians are but the fact that they are saying she is a gorgeous supermodel is just....no. There are tons of girls that look a lot better than her naturally, they just didn't have the money to buy their way in.
@@socialdgirl011 Not all. Kim is a real beauty.
I have a rectangle shape too, and boy you have to keep yourself in such great shape with this body style. We don't have the curves to hide our "soft spots". It's is really frustrating, lol. I can't even use a waist sinch to give myself more shape.... it just gives me back fat lol. I have had to work really hard to accept my skeleton shape that no matter how much I exercise I won't look like someone with a different body shape
I thought it was my fault that I didn’t have a little waist. I don’t know what exactly I thought I could do, but there I was.
Now, I dress for my body type, and I actually look better at 57 than I did at 37.
100% this! I'm 156cm tall with this body shape, so I can't even get away with having a long torso to hide the "soft spots". I look almost 2D side on, but as soon as I face frontwards I look like a brick. I once had someone comment I'm like a walking optical illusion 😅
Nearly every girl wishes they had a different body than they do. I have curves but at times I wish I looked more like girls who are thinner and taller without as much curves. Every body type has its advantages and disadvantages
you and Lorry Hill are doing Lord's work!
THANK YOU FOR THIS! Dua has been Such a trigger for me this past year. I actually used her to fuel my ED habits and it made me feel disgusting. I just thought she lost weight and became perfect. I'm in a much healthier place now but this video helped resolve some of those old toxic thoughts. so thank you!!! Love your videos Stephanie!!
Dude I fucking FEEL this
Girls, never believe what you see on Instagram It's so easy to edit photos as well as photos.
So sorry to hear that she triggered you 😢 I feel like all these celebrities have a responsibility on what they post and but not many of them care about more then "looking skinny on Instagram" 😢
@@annadidyana518 dua didn’t trigger anyone. She’s not responsible for u
@@yummytummy9912amen 🙏🏼
I had to pause when you were talking about cellulite being amazing, because I got legit emotional. 😭 In a good way - because we can all stop torturing ourselves. We can all stop hating an incredible part of our bodies that the beauty industry deemed ugly. And they did that to make billions. Damn.
I love you girl. Thank you for changing lives. ❤️
Even distance runners can have cellulite. Its natural.
It reminds me of my ex bf was making fun of me due to having cellulite on my upper legs even though I have a thin body. Destroyed all my self esteem.
Omg…I had an ex who did that to me too saying that my was super slim with abs but I had cellulite and had to do better…while he was not fit at all…got into my head for years!!!
I LOVE "hip dips!" In the bodybuilding world, they are considered gorgeous and a sign of one's fitness level, low body fat and muscular development.
I dont know whether I have them or not. Never looked to see.
@@okamiamaterasu5416Same
I hate my hip dips. It's so ugly
It was awesome to hear you talk about skeletal structure because I don’t consciously consider it, even though when I pose for pictures I *know* I do the opposite of Dua because I look more snatched front-on than from the side. Thanks for giving us a look behind the curtain!
Stephanie you have helped me love my body and accept it the way it is. I am a tiny woman, 5’4 100lbs. I have a rectangular body shape, and have spent (wasted) so much time wishing I was curvier, but watching you and learning how the perfect body doesn’t exist has made me feel a lot more confident in my skin. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Stephanie. PS you rock that hair colour 🔥😍
Am an hourglass shaped petite and i wish i was rectangled! I don't lile hips or curves at all
If it makes you feel better (or feel like we're all in it, really), I'm a 5'4" hourglass with a bit of belly, and I've spent years trying to lose weight and hit 100lbs mark and get a rectangle body and get rid of my curves and wear those cool cropped Asian outfits without feeling like I'm showing too much. I'm slowly learning to accept my body as it is, and hope that reading my side of it would help you develop some acceptance for your body as well! 😁
@@palesasefurutshe6832 Pfft you don’t wish to be rectangular, you just want to humble brag
Lol @ all the humble braggers in the replies
@@palesasefurutshe6832 it’s hard to find clothes that fit us girls with more curves that aren’t plus sized. So many brands that aren’t plus sized are aimed more towards girls who look like supermodels rather than girls who have curves and aren’t plus sized.
hi stephanie! just a suggestion.. i think if u made a video about the kpop industry and how damaging their standards are it would do really well. there are millions of kpop fans including myself who feel bad about our appearance due to how common plastic surgery is in south korean media. also many kpop idols get surgery at very young ages & are forced into diets in order to have the "perfect thin body"... so yeah! id really appreciate a video touching up on that subject bc its so influential to my generation.
i agree!! i hope steph sees this :D
I’ll take a look into it today! To be honest I don’t know anything about Kpop so will have to research it 😅 x
@@stephanielange please do🥺
@@stephanielange yay!!! as an outsider to kpop it will be a little difficult since there are many layers.. but i hope its not too hard for ya bc it'd be a great informative video😭🤍
@@stephanielange good luck sis you will be shock!
I love love love how you include the body type and body function information in these videos, it just really drives all your points home!
Also, those magazine covers are horrifying. Imagine seeing that about yourself or your friends? No wonder celebrities are so body insecure
Literally the best, most relevant, uplifting channel on CZcams. I tell all my friends to watch you. You have genuinely helped me and my confidence more than ANYTHING. This society is so lucky to have you❤️🔥
As a woman who is learning to accept her hip dips - preach!
never get enough of this series of videos. They serve as detox meds to our societal poisonous concepts.
As someone shaped almost exactly like Dua, this video has given me soooo much perspective and confidence! Thank you! ❤
I just LOVE these videos. The way you normalize having a normal human body, talking about the structure and the way they are really meant to look like. This is just so healthy to watch. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!❤❤❤❤❤
You have no idea how much I appreciate this videos. Makes me feels so good while Im learning to love my body and my skin.
I literally come here for your big sister energy
I love that you do videos like this. Truth is, there is beauty in every body type. We need to start embracing what we have instead of all trying to look the same. We weren't meant to all look the same. To hell with these unrealistic body standards! Our individuality is what makes us beautiful, I don't care what society tells us.
Omg I needed this. On my honeymoon in Hawaii and trying to ignore the feelings and thoughts around being uncomfortable in my bikini, trying to live in the moment and really enjoy myself - but I needed a reality check! Thank you!
I love this series so freaking much. It always pops up at the right time when my body dysmorphia is attacking me, thank u so much for this and for teaching young women, or women in general, that real bodies are BEAUTIFUL!!!
thank you Stephanie! I appreciate these videos! They feel supportive and interesting to watch. Sincerely, each one of these has been very nice to experience.
The "suck in" your belly is just a "woman" thing. We are told at a very young age, by moms, sisters, to do it. Such "un-natural" state.
There was a movement here in my country (Argentina) via Instagram promoting woman to breathe normally and pose with normal bellies. "Soltá la panza hermana". Something like "breathe out your belly". It was amazing: the responses, the pictures, the sisterhood, everything.
Thank you Stephanie! I appreciate these videos! They feel supportive and interesting to watch. Sincerely, each one of these has been very nice to experience.
OMG i saw the edited/posed kendall video a while ago and it really messed with my ED so seeing the REAL video has helped me so much!!!!!! thank you stephanie ❤️❤️❤️
I love you so much Stephanie 😩😩❤️❤️ You've helped me deal w my body dysmorphia so much 💗
Thank you so much for this series. Honestly, it makes myself feel so much better and more relaxed.
Are there any celebs that are cool with there apperance and celebrate it? Id love to see a video about some good examples.
Keep up the good work ❤ thank you so much!
Hilary Duff
Jorja smith
Only you could make cellulite seem like a miracle of nature. I love it. ❤
DUDE i work out 2 hours a day and will always have cellulite! also I never even knew hip dips were something I was supposed to dislike until social media. and theres literally nothing you can do about it becuase its just bone structure!
I appreciate the way you carefully word what you’re explaining! ❤️ I love you steph!
Thank you so much Steph for these videos 🙏🏽❤️ As someone who has had eating disorders for the past 10 years and gotten hospitalized for it several times, this has helped me so so much to heal and love myself and to not compare my body to other bodies. Every video you post in the topic of showing us side to side pictures of people on for example instagram vs. reality - is like a reminder that nothing is real. And that we all are beautiful and good enough as we are ❤
I never get tired of these videos, please never stop!!! I think we all need frequent reminders about Instagram vs reality. I'm almost 30 and this shit literally can still ruin my day!
Thank you sooo much for this series! 💕
i have been requesting Dua Lipa for sooo long now! tysm Steph! we love you and everything you are doing to help young girls like me, feel better about ourselves❤
ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS SERIES!!!! You are what social media needs!! I'd hate to be a teenage girl growing up nowadays! Please please keep doing these videos 🖤
Okay I've watched every single one of these videos you put out but for some reason the dua lipa stuff just really hit for me this time, thank you for always posting these and making me give my head a shake
tbh i’m so glad i haven’t had as much issues with my body as i see often, however seeing you talking about cellulite and hip dips still made me feel better about myself, i just think it’s crazy how much media affects us
Thank you so much, Stephanie! 💚 Your videos help me and many others to less pressure ourselves. I especially struggle with not having an hourglass figure, because I'm more rectangle shaped and I always was no matter what weight I had. I used to hate my waist for that, but your content makes me realize that my body shape is more normal than I thought.
This is great! I've always been more insecure with my "wider" rib cage. It's nice to see this because she's still so gorgeous
Love your videos Stephanie! You're so honest and I appreciate you adding both sides to your commentary. Also love when you sprinkle positive self-love comments in your videos, so glad I subscribed ❤️
This video was a good thing to come across this morning. Your videos that break the illusion of perfection of women in media help me compare myself less and accept myself more.
I adore your videos! they help my confidence so much and help me to love and accept my body 🤍
I can't put into words how much I needed this. I was doing really bad. Thank you
your channel is so helpful ♥️ i struggle with an ED and i feel so much more secure when i see how these ladies look in real life - like every other lady on the street! and they are drop dead gorgeous so why shouldn’t we all feel that way about ourselves. i really don’t blame these ladies for doing the things that they do with surgery and photoshop. we’ve all seen the harassment that they receive in the media. i just wish they wouldn’t lie about it. in my opinion, they do hold some responsibility when they are profiting off of their appearance and willingly present themselves in front of everyone’s faces constantly. it’s not good for society or for themselves to live that lie.
just want to say thank YOU for these videos. not many people do them and explain and express love the way you do. i especially want to thank you for the cellulite coverage and acceptance you do. for my whole life i’ve hated cellulite. like i’d buy/do anything to get rid of it. and up until a couple weeks ago and watching your videos you’ve helped me become more accepting towards it and helped me be okay with it. THANK YOU🖤🖤🖤🖤
Oh again a moment Stephanie took me back to reality.. thank you! I hope you can reach a lot of young people out there with your great work! Thats so important after they spend so much time on social media seeing only "perfect" women...and feeling ugly..
Just wanted to say thank you for all that you put out!
Thank you SO much for those kind of Videos🥰
FIRST HERE!!! love you steph!!!!!! 🥰🥰🥰 ur my idol- u made me feel sooo less insecure as a teenager with acne!
Always click the like button before watching 😂😂 love your vids!! Go on. I'm feeling much better since I follow you and watch this vids! Thank you Stephanie.
Thank you so much for these video, everyday I love my body more and more ❤️
Did you ever think about doing an serie about getting old and wrinkles?
It is actually nice to see so many women have cellulite, social media and certain body goals has really taken a toll on women and their body image, thank you dear for this content.
These videos are so helpful! Was in a relationship with someone that started comparing to influencers, and this helps me realize that I'm not fat, but have organs!!
That kind of damage leave deep scars, so will probably continue to need this "therapy" for a long time. Thank you so much to the sponsors!!
Edit: if y'all do get commercials on her videos, please don't skip! I want her to get paid.
Literally my favorite videos. Please never stop makes these ❤
I love rectangular body shape in women, it's such a statement and also nobel, I find it elegant in many ways.
PS: I really like your look in this video, you nailed the colour palette
This series has helped me a lot. I wish we didnt need this, but since we do i appreciate you doing it with all the respect for these women.
Thank you so much for posting these videos. I struggle with body image constantly even as a traithlete.
Such videos are needed in a world where people are blinded by filters and face tuning apps. They dont understand that filters exist and ppl make use of them. Many ppl need these videos to understand and differentiate between reality and fiction. Keep it up, your content would definitely be helping many out thr.
I feel better now 😭😭😭😭thank you Queen ❤️😭
Omg! I've been watching you for awhile now. You look so pretty in this particular video. Your hair looks darker than most other videos I've watched & your makeup is pretty too!
I used to hate my hip dips so much, but I learned to love them.
Thank you for your videos 🤍
Honestly, your videos are a gift from god. You've helped me a lot
I love this series so much. I was so frustrated trying on clothes and wondering why I always look rectangular no matter what. It's just my body shape and I keep forgetting an hourglass isn't how my skeleton is made lol
This video was really uplifting. I learnt a lot especially how to accept myself a bit more. Everyday I'm constantly trying to love myself the way I'm & this video helped me a lot. I'll remember these things. Thank you!
Just when I was thinking what to watch while drinking coffee, first thing that pops up when I open yt is your video. Nice start of the weekend. 😄
"Women, we are purposefully made to look different - it's cool" So, SO true! I admit I have one or several sort of like "favorite" aesthetics for different body and face traits but even so I just enjoy the aesthetics of many different bodies and faces. It's cool! It's all beautiful. It's like paintings, we don't pick and choose two favorite paintings and then discard the rest as ugly. There is a different type of artistry in every painting. And even more beautiful is that this is all superficial and doesn't even matter than much. There are _very few_ people on earth that are actually kind of ugly, outwardly. Chances are, reader, you're not one of them. If you are - I'm sad about how it must have affected your life. But I know and you know that otward beauty in itself is not important. It just sucks tk have to navigate life among people who are so influenced by it. But for most people a lot of the anxious and depressive feelings surrounding beauty could go away if they just learn to appreaciate different types of beauty. They'll see more beauty around them and on them.
Thank You!!! What you said about cellulite actually made me cry... I have needed to hear that there's nothing wrong with my body because I have cellulite since I was 12 years old... It's been over 20 years but at least I'm starting to shed the shame that others put on me... 💕💕💕
I cannot thank you enough for posting these videos!!! You are a rare voice of reason in a world flooded with "influencers" who are promoting completely toxic (and false) representations of women's bodies.
I really appreciate this video! Not only does it raise awareness about a celebrity's reality, but it also taught me about myself! I never really thought about the different shapes of women being "square" vs "pear-shaped"! I used to think I must have too much fat around my midsection to see that "curvy" shape, but I think I actually have more of a square body! So cool! I also love the insight about cellulite. Very informative! 💛 I appreciate you.
Wow! Your darker hair is looking fierce! So shiny!
Thank you for mentioning Dua Lipa. I asked for this in the comments months ago. 😂
For a long time I was really sad about my hip dips…but step by step I’m learning to love them and accept my body typ ❤ thank you for your work(s)!!!
I’m so happy to hear that Kenzzi is sponsoring you. I want one! I was just thinking about that device today but had forgotten its name, thank you!
I love your videos because you make women feel better about their body because a lot of the people photoshop their pictures. Go Stef you are awesome. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hi! I saw a video you posted about influencers craze with a tiny waist and added it to my watch later list and felt super annoyed when I couldn't watch it later because of age restrictions though I think CZcams just took it down
Just want you to know as a 17y/o your videos really help me whenever I feel insecure, thankyou so much ❤️
Thank you so much for these super helpful videos. You are seriously making my mental health so much better!
On a separate note, I have a suggestion for the lower eye shadow (I remember you saying you like dark circles and that you naturally don't have them), try recreating it with dark ashy brown rather than black/ashy grey?
Great videos, maybe you would be interested in reading about the Kibbe bodytypes?
They are a bit more varied than pear, apple and so on, and also take in to consideration where you store fat when you're at different weights, it also touches on how your skeleton is build, what kind of "body presence" that gives you, and what is flattering, not to hide certain parts of you, but to lean into what kibbe type you are, or even stray away from your type and create a totally different look.
Its really interesting and has helped me love my body when im more toned, less toned and when I have gained some weight.
Yes, this! The Kibbe body type system is so much more accepting in the sense that there's no "ideal" and each type can wear different, beautiful styles that flatter them best. It isn't about "compensation" - it's about harmony and working with your inherent lines.
I'm a petite pear shape also, and I always thought i had saddle bags. But no matter how much weight i lose, they never go away. I've realised it's actually 'hip dips, and I've done ALL the workouts they say to do, but as u said, nothing gets rid of them. -It's just my bone structure!
I'm so happy ur back in Australia! Hope i run into u one day!!💋
💖💖💖 honestly the Kenzzi IPL looks so awesome!
That cellulite fact was interesting asl, great vid💪🏾
It makes me so happy to see more and more women become aware of how fake social media is and how absurd the current beauty standards are. However, I find it so frustrating how blissfully ignorant men in general remain on this subject. This sort of photo/video manipulation is sooooo common on platforms like OF and it really seems to desensitize men to the beauty of real life women.
I think men being ignorant about this topic is not completely their fault. Specially when we women keep posting pictures where we add so much edits and filters and facetuning and not to mention the amount makeup we wear. Nothing seems to be natural anymore. We women need to also step up and do our part to bring this toxic beauty culture down. There is alot of talk about this but less action.
i dont think men are ignorant most man find most women hot just not supermodel level good but still hot
Thank you for this series. Its really helped my body image. Even when I've been considered skinny my whole life. I've been really insecure about my stomach and how it sticks out. Especially because im really into kpop and the insane beauty standards have an effect on me. I know that sounds weird but it does when everyone around has toned abs at 12 and you've never done anything to modify you're body like dieting. It makes me feel ugly. But thanks to you I've realized that looks aren't everything and I should stop paying so much attention to my waist. And you've helped me come to know that the people I look up to as "body goals" are not that different from me. And I love that one video where you show that ur tummy sticks out when you're relaxed. It really feels good to know that I'm not alone and there are people with similar bodies, kinda like representing something that is viewed as unhealthy when its not really something we can control. Ily 💖💖
(Wow I didn't mean to write a whole paragraph but I had to express my gratitude 😭)
You make my day every time you upload a video!
You REALLY suit that makeup and hair colour! Kill it queen 👑
Ps thanks for the help, I always come here when I notice I am being unkind to myself 🙏
This make up looks splendid!! You look fabulous!!
I appreciate these (I may have typed that in last one) but realized in my *late 30s* that I had some dysmorphia and that was Vegas raising, not even full internet. So I feel for these young ladies and they need these kinds of "THIS IS THE REAL LOOK" reminder. One of my bonus kids told me a few months back "I can't wait to have my pores removed like those girls did" and it was the photo edit, she honestly didn't know that they still have pores...they just hid them by edits. I don't have bunches of time around her but, I've now tried to compliment something "weird"(to IG standards) about her and me and anyone else and remember how I speak on bodies.
Thank you so much for these videos, I am a guy who suffers from low self esteem and body issues and these videos shed a light to actual reality
I really do love your videos I was just looking up what does a woman’s stomach supposed to look like and what is actually considered a flat stomach and I found you. You really put the truth out there without downgrading anyone or being hurtful you are amazing!
Tysm I'm an athletic 15 year old and Im super insecure about my rectangular, bulky, muscular body type and it makes me feel so represented when successful, beautiful women have the same body as me 😁🥰
So many successful beautiful women have that same body shape! It’s a gorgeous body shape 😍❤️
I’d like to see some “body goals” women in the triangle or apple shapes. I feel like I might belong in those shapes or maybe square. Hip dips and all😁
Chest coconuts😂😂
great vid steph!
“Getting my foof out” that made me laugh 😂😂😂😂 I need to use my ipl machine but it looks lengthy
I'm very, very happy to be naturally hourglass shaped, but I've been called fat so many times. I have big boobs & thighs, & I have so many stretch marks. I don't even eat in public if I'm going to wear something revealing 💔
(I’m hourglass too! 😊) but I just wanted to say that I saw your pic and this comment and I absolutely cannot fathom someone calling you anything but beautiful! It makes me sad that someone that I’d see in the world and “think wow! What a gorgeous woman!” Could ever feel like she should restrict herself like that. So i just wanted to say that you are strikingly beautiful, and that anyone that’s ever said you were “fat” (wtf?? Crazy) or made you feel that way, 1. Has no room to talk and 2. Is simply lying - most likely out of jealousy. I hope you are able to hear and focus on all the good people say about you! ❤ I would feel lucky to look like you!! Much love, girl 💗