Judy says that she noticed all of her hair changes almost a decade ago when she had to frequently shave and it just growing more and more. She began losing scalp hair and developed a form of acne. Judy’s shoulders broadened and her voice deepened. Judy explains that she met with several doctors and they said that she had Polycystic Ovary Syndrome which is the most common cause of masculine body hair in woman. It’s caused by abnormally elevated testosterone production by the ovaries.
The pageant moms pay hundreds of dollars to have the “best of the best” spray their child down with a can of orange spray paint. As any toddler would, the princesses usually scream and pout and resist all attempts at being hosed down until their mothers promise them a brand new pony after it’s all over. After having their skin damaged beyond repair from the chemicals of a spray tan, they move on to their nails. The whole family joins the beauty queen in receiving her full spa treatment complete with manicure, pedicure and massage. I mean how could we expect a four year old to deal with the stress of a pageant without a full body massage?
Teams of researchers have done numerous studies on everything from the adhesives on panty liners to the quality of the pig fat in lipstick, but results have been inconclusive. What is making women so sick? That’s where the American Body Hair Research Company (ABHRC) comes in. Shaved, American women were brought in for testing, using unshaved women imported from France for comparison. The differences in health were immediately noticed; as the French women were able to function normally, while the shaved, American women slouched catatonically in their chairs until they had to be electrically shocked into a more coherent state.
One can only speculate yes, if her last appearance with Barbra Walters could be considered to be a clue. When Sara Palin was asked by Barbra Walters whether she thought if she runs in 2012, would she be a winner over Obama, her answer was a yes without hesitation, “I think so” she said. With all this exposure that she has accumulated it would be a shame for it all to go to waste, would it not? With her new reality T.V. show “Sara Palin’s Alaska” she is bound to attract more followers, her opening night net 5 million plus viewers.
So basically is what your saying is you wish you could have plastic surgery and wear 20 pounds of make up to appear as someone who doesn’t even exist? According to a study conducted by the social issues research center, updated on April 4th, 2012 By Kate Fox, 8 out of 10 women will be dissatisfied with their own reflection, yet on average, every girl looks at her self in the mirror 71 times a day. We need to look deeper within reality and realize that imperfection is and always will be more beautiful than the alternative. So before we begin I need you to get rid of that, get rid of that funny thing we all call “Perfection.” First, I would like to talk about how striving for perfectionism is only actually setting yourself up for disappointment. According to a study conducted by Kenneth Fields, "Excessive striving for approval by that authority becomes the means to obtain perfection which can cause undue stress and pressure which can then actually diminish performance resulting in approval ratings that are less than desired and then causing frustration, anger and depression."
Exactly, very bizarre practices that woman go by to feel better about there appearance rather then their health. For example, seeing today’s issues for beauty; models and movie stars all over the media show how being thin is the “hot” look as the expression came forth, “thin is in”. Woman all over the world view magazines, articles, television, movies etc, and with more people expressing vanity, many others confidence level has decreased. Everyone wants to look perfect. Everyone wants to be beautiful and wanting people to find them attractive which leads
“I am on this stage because I am a pretty, white woman, and in my industry we call that a sexy girl,” says Cameron Russel on her Ted Talk. While people in poorer countries can’t pay for surgery that they need to survive, Americans spend millions on surgery to make them look better. For example, the number of breast surgeries increased five hundred and ninety-three percent from 1992 to 2002 according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons website. Magazines geared toward woman are filled with cosmetic advertisement, which targets women in their teens to thirties. Its main contents are make-up, jewelry, fashion design, and celebrities.
This is because the models that are shown in magazines today are size double zero. According to the National Eating Disorder Association, 80% of women are dissatisfied with their appearance. Young girls are motivated to do extreme diets by the physical ideals they see every day in the media. According to the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, as many as 10 out of 100 young women suffer from an eating disorder. Young women want to look like the models they see in the media, but most images are modified with special computer effects, so they have no chance of looking like them.
“Thin” is the norm that has become all too common. Magazines such as maxim, playboy, and numerous others all depict models that have undergone extensive reconstruction. This view of women to please men is tormenting the females in their teens and twenty’s causing them to subject their body’s to numerous cosmetic procedures in the form of; face-lifts, tummy tucks, liposuction, breast augmentation (Very common), lip implants, Botox injections, and rhinoplasty (nose reconstruction). Television reinforces the exact same image through films and serials. Although both men and women undergo aesthetic surgery, the media effects on women are more significant.
Even as a 15year old the texts case, Kristen, thought that she should look like everyone in TV with big breast and so forth. The text writer, Camille Sweeney, actually mention, that a part of being adult is having a plastic surgery. In text 2 there is a survey that determine, that plastic surgery done for “youths 18 or younger is more than tripled over a 10-year period”. The text suggests that parents have to learn how to say no to the teens. It also states, that what we’re seeing with the many plastic surgery is an epidemic of low-esteem girls.