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    Wengie is a beauty blogger that left a very successful career to share her favorite beauty secrets online with others. Sure‚ this sounds like a drastic move for a woman that was earning a six figure income. However‚ it was the right move for Wengie. This move paid off substantially for Wengie. She has one of the most popular channels on YouTube. She is also one of the most popular Australian based YouTubers. Her Asian inspired beauty secrets are viewed in hr well produced videos by millions during

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    Causes Of Melanoma

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    Chromosome: The location of melanoma disposition gene is found on the short arm on chromosome 9 and the linkage towards chromosome 1. Change in DNA: Melanoma occurs during the process when one or more genes are mutated which then create an abnormal protein. Ultraviolet rays are highly a main cause of melanoma which can damage the DNA in skin cells. This may cause affects upon specific genes that control how skin cells grow and divide which cancer cells may occur due to the genes no longer working

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    The perception of the desired body image has changed drastically over the past centuries with the help of the devouring use of social media‚ the overwhelming difference in society‚ and new obscure trends. Everyday people are fighting themselves on whether or not they have the ideal body‚ and when they do not they think they are not good enough. The idea of body image has made it so insecurities are heightened and self love is lowered Amy Bloom once said‚ “You are imperfect‚ permanently and inevitably

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    Stereotypes In Magazines

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    Woman are often jealous of the incredible looks of the models in magazines. Would you still be jealous if you knew every single image you are seeing is photo shopped? Each and every photo has been retouched before it is seen on the pages of these magazines. While everyone in the fashion and magazine industries seems to be aware of it and absolutely no one is even trying to deny it. Excessive photo-shopping and retouching makes it virtually unimaginable for women to feel beautiful or good about the

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    Perfection “You dieting?” my mother asks in her broken English. I look at her and back at my own plate of rice. “No‚ why would I be?” As soon as the words leave my lips I feel like an idiot. The real question is… Why wouldn’t I be? I look in the mirror and all I see is imperfection. I mentally circle the parts of my body that I would love to change‚ and then later find myself covered in red circles that none of my original body is in view. My thighs are too thick; my waist is not small enough;

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    The Impact of skinny models on Eating Disorders and Women’s Purchasing Behaviour Literature Review The literature review focuses on literature regarding the links between the use of skinny models in advertising‚ the purchase decision‚ women’s feelings of self worth‚ dissatisfaction with their own body and eating disorders. Models and the Ideal Body Shape Research in an article by Fay and Price (entitled "Female Body-shape in Advertisements") found that the body shape of contemporary

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    - In our society‚ being fit is to look thin and this can lead to negative thinking about one’s body which can cause someone to develop an eating disorder (Vargas‚ 2013). - Magazines‚ advertisements‚ modelling shows‚ and websites are examples of ways individuals are exposed to about body image (Mirror Mirror‚ n.d.). In fact‚ there are many websites that show how to harm your body so‚ one could be thin. This leads to neither a fit body nor a healthy body (Bardone-Cone and Cass‚ as cited in Vargas‚

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    Gigi Hadid Research Paper

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    Gigi Hadid looked every inch the sexpot as she graced the cover of W magazine. The American model struck a couple of attractive poses as she told the magazine how stripping naked for a racy perfume campaign gave her career a huge boost. The blonde beauty was entitled a “Post It Girl” by the magazine because of her social media influence. They say she’s not just a pretty face and has always viewed modeling as a business. Hadid shared to W‚ as she pose naked for a racy Tom Ford perfume advert jump-started

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    Western society often dictates what the desirable qualities in males and females should be. Movies‚ magazines‚ and even action figures/dolls are prime examples of society portraying the way a man or woman should look. As a result‚ severe body dysmorphic disorders‚ like muscle dysmorphia (MD)‚ have begun to emerge. Situations that can increase ones risk of developing muscle dysmorphia include environments where physical appearance is of great importance and a childhood history of being bullied. This

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    It seems that of many of the issues and problems facing society today‚ few workable solutions are to be proposed. Psychology often takes the role of addressing these pressing problems such as suicide‚ eating disorders‚ and so forth‚ but in the search for a solution the field often ignores the wider social forces involved in these problems. In order to more fully understand these issues and work towards a solution‚ people need to examine these wider forces as well. One author and sociologist‚ Sharlene

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