Society Is the Problem: The Beauty Standard

There are more than 7 billion people on the planet, but each looks different. No matter how many people say the difference is distinctive, they are all wrong. With the help of media and celebrities, society sets standards of beauty and makes people doubt their appearance. This standard is just a definition of what society thinks is "beautiful". This idea is that most people know and can associate. Everyone on the planet is not exactly the same, but people still feel the need to meet this standard.

Beauty is a kind of vibration. Beauty is not an unachievable standard image created by American society. Beauty is a deep relationship between the essence of life and its nature. It is complete acceptance and love for every part of our body, and for every aspect of ours. Beauty means to see yourself perfectly, light and shadows, perfect defects, full view ... all of this is to blend into the sacred existence of perfection creation! As a woman, we like luxury related to beauty such as beautiful clothes, cosmetics, hair, nails. The trap is to believe that these things create beauty within us, not as a tool to help us grab the vibration of the inner beauty of each person. It is only this.

Different societies have different standards of beauty. For example, today's Western beauty standards often require women to be slim. However, the culture of the Middle East is highly likely to reward physical and rich women. Given that the standards of beauty are different, we can really say that women (or men) are beautiful, others are not? Compared to small beauty and ugliness, we see beauty more clearly. Among the group of people who are not so beautiful, those beautiful people stand out and we appreciate their beauty. Therefore, beautiful women surrounded by women surrounded by American social aesthetic standards at that time may be expressed in classic art. In today's popular film industry, the main character's female character is probably the most beautiful woman among actors, but ordinary women are included to emphasize the beauty of the heroine.