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23 Jan

The Perfect Imperfection Of Wabi-Sabi Makeup – essence.com

The Perfect Imperfection Of Wabi-Sabi Makeup – essence.com
Fairchild Archive/Penske Media via Getty Images Getting your Trinity Audio player ready… Perfection is an addictive beauty ideal we’ve all fallen victim to. This is evident in everything from our medicine cabinets filled with “anti-aging” skincare, to the normalization of Botox parties. We’re even seeing the fear of imperfection in horror films (think: The Substance), exposing our insatiable thirst to dissect and relinquish our perceived flaws. This season, however, perfection is an outdated trend. Wabi-sabi—a Japanese world view characterized by finding beauty in imperfection—is rising in makeup as a necessary antithesis to perfection anxiety. While cosmetic surgery enters its “Undetectable Era” as a response to clockable tweakments, the makeup world is questioning whether beauty exists in perfection at all.  “Don’t stress over imperfection....
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17 Aug

Has imperfection develop into the newest unrealistic beauty ideal?

Has imperfection develop into the newest unrealistic beauty ideal?
We reside in an age of polarization as identity continues to dominate modern-day politics. Nonetheless, such extremism will not be limited to politics, beauty trends too are divisive. Given the prolific rise of the Kardashian Klan and their $1billion beauty business, we have now, lately, witnessed the emergence of the ‘positive’ subcultures, a backlash against the sisters’ surgically-enhanced beauty. While the body positivity preached by these subcultures is a preferable alternative, it also seems somewhat unrealistic on condition that digital marketing experts estimate the common American is exposed to 4,000-10,000 advertisements each day. It is sort of unattainable to flee the sanitised images we're sold. And yet, nowadays the practice of self-love is a social expectation and the celebration of...
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25 Mar

Has imperfection turn out to be the most recent

Has imperfection develop into the newest unrealistic beauty ideal?
Fat Girl founder Clementine Prendergast examines the brand new cultural pressure of loving the skin you’re in We live in an age of polarization as identity continues to dominate modern-day politics. Nonetheless, such extremism is just not limited to politics, beauty trends too are divisive. Given the prolific rise of the Kardashian Klan and their $1billion beauty business, we have now, in recent times, witnessed the emergence of the ‘positive’ subcultures, a backlash against the sisters’ surgically-enhanced beauty. While the body positivity preached by these subcultures is a preferable alternative, it also seems somewhat unrealistic on condition that digital marketing experts estimate the common American is exposed to 4,000-10,000 advertisements each day. It...
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