They say influencers help create impossible-to-reach beauty stereotypes, but this one woman with facial hair He has over 79K followers for showing off what others would call “blemishes” without filters.
One of the criticisms that influencers receive the most is that with their apparently casual images but that really have retouches and filters, it is that help reinforce some unattainable beauty stereotypes for most women; this would generate frustrations and self-image problems, especially in younger girls.
That is why some women have decided to break the mold and show themselves on social networks as they are, without makeup, touch-ups or filters. That is the case of Joanna Kenny, a beautician who decided to reveal on her Instagram account how she looks in her photos without retouching of any kind, and that includes her bushy mustache, which she even applies to times eyelash
Woman with facial hair is an influencer for showing herself as she is
Joanna Kenny has built a huge following by proudly showing off her natural face, and that includes the acne from which he suffers, the scars, the reddish color of his skin, his spots and everything that is usually the first thing we cover in the photographs.
It is because of that created the numeral #poresnotflaws (pores, not defects) with which he shares videos and photographs along with reflections on physical beauty. In many of these posts he clarifies the number of clicks (retouches) that a photo of him needs to go from the supposed “imperfection” to the false “perfection” that he dominates on social networks.
In addition to his face, he does the same with his body by sharing with his fans photos with poses that are not flattering and without retouching. The contrast becomes apparent when compares the type of photographs that “should not have been published” with those that “should have been published”; a kind of before and after, but in the opposite direction, because the correct image is where you can see the chubby, cellulite, etc.
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