Earlier this yr, I used to be scrolling through TikTok once I paused to look at a video of Kendall Jenner demonstrating her each day gua sha routine for Vogue. But what stopped my thumb in its tracks wasn’t the model extolling the virtues of a morning facial massage: I’m ashamed to confess it was the advantageous lines and texture on her brow, the visible pores and blackheads on her cheeks. Within the comments, others had made similar observations – albeit expressed in crueller terms. “I’ve never felt this good about myself,” one comment reads. “If I had her money, my skin would not look that bad,” says one other.
Jenner’s make-up-free skin within the Vogue video stood in stark contrast...
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