Let’s talk about beauty

Hey there, gorgeous! 💁‍♀️💚 Let’s talk about beauty, shall we? 

It’s one of those crazy societal standards that just shouldn’t exist, but somehow manages to stick around. Every decade, there’s a new “ideal” that pops up, and suddenly everyone is scrambling to fit in and be deemed the best. It’s like a never-ending game of catch-up. 

Back in the fabulous ’50s, Marilyn Monroe ruled the scene, and it was all about blonde hair and light skin. Your body type didn’t matter much if you checked those boxes. 

The ’60s swooned over willowy figures and an almost adolescent physique. 

Then came the ’80s, crazy for athletic, curvy ladies with killer arms. 

The ’90s? They were all about super-thin, translucent-skinned beauties.

Fast forward to the new millennium, and we have a whole new set of standards, backed by scientists of all people! Apparently, the epitome of perfection now requires large breasts, a big booty, a flat tummy, a tiny waist, thigh gaps, and flawless skin. Think J.Lo, Beyoncé, Kim K, Kylie Jenner – you name it.  And here’s the crazy part: it doesn’t even matter how they achieved that “perfection.” 😱💃

But wait, there’s more! 

Despite this big booty and boobs craze, the fashion industry and modeling agencies are still stuck on the ’90s standards, insisting on tall, super-skinny gals with chiseled faces. Talk about mixed messages! So many women have put themselves through all sorts of pain to achieve that unattainable body size, but thankfully, there are strong voices advocating for a review of these unrealistic ideals.

Now, hold on to your seat, because here comes the science.🤓

Researchers from the University of Texas claim that the true definition of the perfectly beautiful woman aligns with the 2000s standards. Brace yourself: she’s about 5’5″ tall, with bust, waist, and hip measurements of 38.9, 24.8, and 35.8 inches, respectively. 

Do you know anyone who fits that description right now? Well, guess what? It ain’t me, and that’s perfectly okay! 🙌🌟

In the end, beauty is abundant in every single one of us, and we should strive to break free from these unrealistic and human-defined standards. Just imagine a world where everyone had the same body type, skin colour, hair colour, or facial features. 

Yawn! 🥱

It would be a dull and monotonous place, devoid of the beautiful diversity that makes life exciting.

So here’s the deal: your body is perfectly imperfect, just like mine and everyone else’s. Embrace your uniqueness, rock that bikini, soak up the sun, and enjoy every bit of relaxation during your holibobs!  You deserve it, babe! 👙☀️

Remember, beauty comes in all shapes, sizes, colours, and quirks. Let’s celebrate ourselves and love ourselves to bits, because we are all flawlessly imperfect in our own fabulous ways. 

Stay beautiful, inside and out! 💚✨😊