The Sun
New product to prevent 'saggy thighs' leaves people yelling 'we're just human'
FROM hair dye to eyelash extensions, and acrylic nails to fake tan – we’re all guilty of using beauty enhancements on occasion. Especially if it help…
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Viral Leg-Lifting Product Ignites Fierce Debate Over Body Image and Beauty Standards
A recent viral video by "The InstaLift" has sparked considerable debate online, showcasing a product designed to instantly smooth and lift the skin on legs, purportedly addressing cellulite and sagging skin. The video, uploaded on September 5, 2025, from New Zealand, demonstrates the application of clear adhesive strips to a woman's thigh, claiming to provide immediate cosmetic enhancement.The product, marketed with hashtags like #cellulite and #saggyskin, aims to boost confidence for those wearing shorts, skirts, and dresses. However, the video's comments section reveals a strong backlash from viewers. Many expressed concerns about the promotion of unrealistic beauty standards and the potential to exacerbate body insecurities. One user commented, "stop, we're just humans," while another stated, "we need to normalize being normal and natural. all these things just enhance insecurities based on mindset and ridiculous social standards." Other comments included, "dear lord 🙄 God forbid we have normal bodies" and "Please girls don’t do that..nothing bad or shameful just to be yourself, it’s normal conditions, legs, arms, skin etc…". The video has garnered 4 million views and over 20,000 likes, but the high number of shares (5,542) and comments (278) suggests a significant level of engagement, much of it critical. This incident highlights ongoing discussions surrounding body positivity, media influence, and the impact of beauty product marketing on public perception of natural body features.
The Irish Sun
New product to prevent 'saggy thighs' leaves people yelling 'we're just human'
FROM hair dye to eyelash extensions, and acrylic nails to fake tan – we’re all guilty of using beauty enhancements on occasion. Especially if it help…
The Scottish Sun
New product to prevent 'saggy thighs' leaves people yelling 'we're just human'
FROM hair dye to eyelash extensions, and acrylic nails to fake tan – we’re all guilty of using beauty enhancements on occasion. Especially if it help…
