CLONES

Everyone has a social media, like Twitter, Facebook or Instagram and since a few years, one face appears on these platforms.

Luscious lips, almond eyes, fine nose and eyebrows pulled up: there are a part of beauty requirements to be famous on social media.

Easy to explain, with the rise of the Kardashian / Jenner. This famous family, created new tendancies on social media, and all influencers are grabbing these news.

By this phenomenon was born an army of young girl, form every country, who having the same face.

From this point of view, it’s not a problem, it’s just the face in vogue at this moment but with importance of social media in our life, this face became THE normal face, when it is not. Most girls having these facies use surgical pra

ctices, makeup or just Photoshop.

So, this invasion of clones on social media, makes some risks, like complexes, depressions, critics or push girls to have recourse to surgery.

The “means” users (user who not an influencer) can have the feeling of not being accepted or just, not being “normal”.

There is another big problem:

Diversity disappears on social media.

For example, aquiline nose, rosy cheeks or curves are standards for beauty who have been totally boycott.

it’s better if you are yourself, be original and don’t focus on beauty requirements which are accessible by surgery. It is not worth it.

Eloïse