the rise of chin lipo & "snatched jawlines" | Internet Analysis

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  @tiffanyferg · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

  if I had a dollar for every time I said "insidious" in this video... I could buy one of those face compression chin straps or something

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• EM

  @emilyplayspinball · 1 year ago (edited)

  the note about not passing insecurities to your daughter really stood out to me.  I think a huge reason of why I never cared THAT much about how I looked was because I never, not ONCE heard my mom say anything bad about her own body. Sure, it makes sense that she wouldn't criticize mine, that would be awful - but I never heard her comment negatively on ANYONE'S appearance.  I think that did a lot for me.  "Flaws" of the body didn't exist to me growing up, and I think it did me so much good.

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• CA

  @carleenie · 1 year ago

  i never noticed i had a double chin until someone told me. and now it’s all i see. i love that

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• MU

  @music4life813 · 1 year ago

  I think we look at ourselves far more than our brains were ever meant to handle

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• KE

  @Kelps_K · 1 year ago

  You and Mina Le be being on the same wavelength for real 😯

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• SI

  @SilvrRazorFeather · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzZIMffKbFo&amp;t=210">3:30</a> oh it drives me nuts when &quot;plus sized models&quot; for clothing sites have &quot;skinny&quot; faces and flat stomachs. I&apos;ve helped my gf shop online for clothes and she said at one point &quot;why can&apos;t i pull off an outfit like that??&quot; And I&apos;m like. Babe. It&apos;s cuz those women are photoshopped.

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• MI

  @milikoshki · 1 year ago

  As a little kid, I so admired my mom&apos;s veiny hands- I used to WISH I had such cool interesting hands. Now I do and I still think feel lucky about it because veiny hands are badass. Same with her forehead, because she could make funny faces and her forehead wrinkled so wonderfully. I used to check the mirror and be disappointed that my forehead stayed smooth. Little kids are not yet poisoned by what you &quot;should&quot; look like. So I&apos;m glad you&apos;re keeping in mind the impact you can have on your daughter. You&apos;re legit!

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• IN

  @inamk3735 · 1 year ago

  My friend has a pretty big nose and struggled with accepting and loving this part of herself. She told me recently that as a child she always wondered where she got her nose from because both her parents had small noses. She used to ask her mom but never really got a satisfying answer until she was about 13. Then her mom told her that she had actually gotten a nose job before my friend was born and that&apos;s why their noses looked different from one another. She always says the knowledge that her mother disliked the nose she inherited enough to change it made it especially hard for her to love the way her face looked. <br>When you mentioned your daughter this just immediately came to mind and I wanted to share.

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• RH

  @Rhoda_Soda · 1 year ago

  What the beauty space is really missing is vulnerability. We don’t want to be real and seen, we want to be like others and camouflage. You being vulnerable today about your personal insecurities is so important. Makes me brave and know I’m not alone

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• RE

  @rebeccanicola8256 · 1 year ago

  As a woman in my 30s who has always had a very square and very well-defined jawline, I&apos;ve kind of always hated it as looking &apos;masculine&apos; and wished I had a softer &apos;more feminine&apos; jawline. Grass is always greener and all that 😂

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• GR

  @grimtheghastly8878 · 1 year ago

  Watching this after watching The Substance with my friend yesterday AND seeing that Mina Le dropped a video on a similar topic like damn I&apos;m eating GOOD this this week.

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• ME

  @Melodoodles · 1 year ago (edited)

  My sisters used to make fun of me because i had the &quot;family chin&quot; (just a double chin essentially at any weight) but recently ive been getting into ancestry and recognizing that my grandparents and great grandparents and so on passed down a distinctive feature has really changed my mindset. <br>Yes i have round cheeks and face and a soft chin and jawline but its from everyone who came before me!

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