Summary Of Why Its Time To Stop Airbrushing
In the article 'Why its time to stop airbrushing' Hattie Crisell explains the damaging effects, airbrushing is taking on our daily lives. She goes on to claim that every photo seen in magazine,newspaper or billboard is photo shopped to be made to look 'Perfect' when these photos are actually preposterous. The author takes in the impacts this can make on young children as they grow up trying to look like the impossible human-being.
HCs opinion on women is that they are far more attractive natural than if they had any form of makeup or photo editing, because they have no flaws it makes them less charming. Something that you see as a fault could be looked upon from someone else as very appealing and attractive. Even though the models in magazines …show more content…
Anorexia makes you very dizzy and can make you faint it also makes you nails brittle, hair thin and fall out, get dehydrated a lots, which leads to more problems and you can also break your bones very easy due to having a lack of calcium. Hardy made these models look healthier so they would look more attractive, however would be the right size to star in their magazines. These models had luxurious hair and beautiful glowing cheeks, all thanks to a little touch up, other wise they would look ill like their natural selves, but they can't be like that as it has to be 'perfection' for magazines.
Not as many people recognise photoshopping and airbrushing as you thought, this is because it is not talked about that often so it slips to the back of their minds. So when women look at a photo on a magazine and wonder why they can't look like that this can take a very damaging effect sometimes leading to depression or being very self conscious.
In this century there are more edited photos about than any other, we see at least one everyday,theres are no end of photos that have been airbrushed to look like a princess out of a Disney movie. No one can do the impossible, so why make people believe in false hope
HCs opinion on women is that they are far more attractive natural than if they had any form of makeup or photo editing, because they have no flaws it makes them less charming. Something that you see as a fault could be looked upon from someone else as very appealing and attractive. Even though the models in magazines …show more content…
Anorexia makes you very dizzy and can make you faint it also makes you nails brittle, hair thin and fall out, get dehydrated a lots, which leads to more problems and you can also break your bones very easy due to having a lack of calcium. Hardy made these models look healthier so they would look more attractive, however would be the right size to star in their magazines. These models had luxurious hair and beautiful glowing cheeks, all thanks to a little touch up, other wise they would look ill like their natural selves, but they can't be like that as it has to be 'perfection' for magazines.
Not as many people recognise photoshopping and airbrushing as you thought, this is because it is not talked about that often so it slips to the back of their minds. So when women look at a photo on a magazine and wonder why they can't look like that this can take a very damaging effect sometimes leading to depression or being very self conscious.
In this century there are more edited photos about than any other, we see at least one everyday,theres are no end of photos that have been airbrushed to look like a princess out of a Disney movie. No one can do the impossible, so why make people believe in false hope