Different ideal, same pressure: Gen Z’s fixation on ‘perfect’ skin echoes millennials’ obsession on being thin
Young women’s intense focus on skincare today reflects the millennial era’s weight fears
In a world obsessed with airbrushing and filters, one woman's simple video is making waves. Courtney Ball, a mother of two from Maui, posted a short clip of herself showcasing her natural face, complete with freckles, wrinkles, and sunspots. The video, which has garnered millions of views and thousands of comments, has sparked a conversation about embracing natural beauty. "All natural is always most beautiful," Ball wrote in her caption. Her message resonates with many who feel pressured to conform to unrealistic beauty standards. The video's success highlights a growing movement toward self-acceptance and body positivity on social media. While some commenters praised Ball's confidence, others questioned whether the video was a form of clickbait. Regardless of the intent, Ball's video serves as a reminder that beauty comes in many forms.
Young women’s intense focus on skincare today reflects the millennial era’s weight fears