Toxic Beauty Advice Harms Girls’ Esteem 30s | Dove Self-Esteem Project

📣 New research by the Dove Self-Esteem Project found that 1 in 2 Aussie girls say toxic beauty advice on social media causes low self-esteem.* And this needs to change.

With the NEW #DetoxYourFeed campaign, the Dove Self-Esteem Project aims to confront the harmful beauty advice being normalized for teens in their social media feeds.
Dove believes no girl should follow anyone into thinking she isn’t beautiful. Join the Dove Self-Esteem Project today to learn how to help young people detoxify their feeds, so they can define beauty on their own terms and reach their full potential 💪

*Source: Dove Self-Esteem and Social Media Report (November 2022).

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[ynol]

This gave me a short relief, you guys seeing this? They heard our cry for help!

[lindsayclabaugh]

Dove, you guys make the best soap, and the best ads with awareness. I love you ❤️

[rhondaburnett]

This add is telling a child she needs all these things to be beautiful, there is no indication that she has read or understood the written words that are there so briefly. The add is aimed at parents but the video is watched by a child

[devilliersduplessis]

Is having inappropriate levels of esteem healthy or good?

[juliajoseph]

We prefer to stay beautiful inside and out. And as for juice cleanse challenge, yeah I rather waste money on a sauna

[orphanedhanyou]

Minors shouldn't be given free reign of the internet. They also shouldn't be told that can chop off body parts & use hormones to not go through puberty either. There are horrific consequences. Also while it's proven social media affects females more than males, it still hurts boys and that you excluded them is fine - if you acknowledge some spaces are just for biological women and they deserve there own time. That not every identity has to insert themselves into our spaces and time.

[australianenglishwithjason]

But she still absolutely needs to buy Dove makeup or else she’s going to be ugly.