We increasingly live our lives through a screen. That’s where we share pictures of ourselves and constantly compare ourselves with others.
At the same time, it may never have mattered more to look beautiful.
Social media has already amplified a beauty ideal defined by full lips, smooth skin and high cheekbones. But what is happening right now is a grim escalation, an expert says.
We increasingly live our lives through a screen. That’s where we share pictures of ourselves and constantly compare ourselves with others.
At the same time, it may never have mattered more to look beautiful.
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