Beauty Brands Must Disclose If An Image Has Been Edited When Posting On Social Media
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Good job
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Moon Bhattacharjee
5 years ago
Stop it. Women’s are humans.
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Amber
5 years ago
As if body image isn’t already hard enough, we now have to deal with severely altered images. This perpetuates eating disorders, as well as a lifelong struggle with body dysmorphia. I wish all companies would stop promoting heavily photoshopped & altered images, as well as sponsoring “models” who do the same. It’s disgusting.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Yes! Stop body shaming in this way
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Navroza
5 years ago
Soo proud of you hudi QUEEN of beauty
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Ailina
5 years ago
Thank you Huda. I Love you so much ❤️
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Yazia
5 years ago
I'm.agree with u
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Go for it huda it a shame that they use filtres for makeup or anything else
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Helina Amiri
5 years ago
Love you Huda
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Klodiana Bandilli
5 years ago
The real beauty is the best, stop photoshop, stop filters, stop edited the photos anymore.
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Eridenia
5 years ago
It is real, we must change the beauty standards that social networks have created and that hurts women so much. We must think about our young people and the psychological damage that causes them not to be or not reach the false levels of beauty of social networks
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Mehru Ibtesam
5 years ago
Please let us know when you edit images ✌️✌️ And also every single person whatever shape skin tone race region clan etc is definitely definitely BEAUTIFUL. Fitness is different important aspect but No standard for looking beautiful or pretty. Not at all. Everyone is beautiful naturally in their original looks or form or shape. Be yourself and be proud ✨✨✨
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Anita
5 years ago
Great initiative
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Customers need to get proper idea about the product and that was impossible because all the beauty brands never disclosed that they used filter on the pictures
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Shrouq hendi
5 years ago
I believe it’s a “must” to declare if any edits have been done
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Zaynab Ahsan
5 years ago
Agree, beauty standards are getting too much bc of these brands.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Finally someone who can make a difference has spoken up, time to make a change.
Good job
Stop it. Women’s are humans.
As if body image isn’t already hard enough, we now have to deal with severely altered images. This perpetuates eating disorders, as well as a lifelong struggle with body dysmorphia. I wish all companies would stop promoting heavily photoshopped & altered images, as well as sponsoring “models” who do the same. It’s disgusting.
Yes! Stop body shaming in this way
Soo proud of you hudi QUEEN of beauty
Thank you Huda. I Love you so much ❤️
I'm.agree with u
Go for it huda it a shame that they use filtres for makeup or anything else
Love you Huda
The real beauty is the best, stop photoshop, stop filters, stop edited the photos anymore.
It is real, we must change the beauty standards that social networks have created and that hurts women so much. We must think about our young people and the psychological damage that causes them not to be or not reach the false levels of beauty of social networks
Please let us know when you edit images ✌️✌️ And also every single person whatever shape skin tone race region clan etc is definitely definitely BEAUTIFUL. Fitness is different important aspect but No standard for looking beautiful or pretty. Not at all. Everyone is beautiful naturally in their original looks or form or shape. Be yourself and be proud ✨✨✨
Great initiative
Customers need to get proper idea about the product and that was impossible because all the beauty brands never disclosed that they used filter on the pictures
I believe it’s a “must” to declare if any edits have been done
Agree, beauty standards are getting too much bc of these brands.
Finally someone who can make a difference has spoken up, time to make a change.
Yes i agree
Please let us know when the photos edited
This is especially important for teen girls