Cellulite is a serious medical issue, or another fear for companies marketing food and profit on products promising miracle creams and other treatments? I was doing research on body image in a different article when I came across a YouTube video of celebrity cellulite. In my naivety, I really thought it was a video on how celebrities have cellulite too (and get on him), because most women do and that's normal. But look closer, I realized that the title was: "Fat Celebrities have cellulite too, Tyra, BRITNEY ugh!" It was a whole slideshow of snapshots of cellulite on the thighs and buttocks celebrities like Tyra Banks, Britney Spears, Jennifer Lopez, Beyonce, Kate Moss, Eva Longoria, Paris Hilton ... the list is long.
As difficult as it is to understand there are people who are either ignorant or evil to spend their free time looking for ways to make women feel even more insecure and inadequate than they already do. There are still women who do not know that almost every woman on earth has at least some cellulite somewhere on their bodies. Incidentally, men also have cellulite, but because they have thicker skin and fat is also stored under the skin and deposited in different areas, cellulite is not as obvious.
It's sad that people subscribe to these views ridiculous superficial, and put themselves and others under constant surveillance. It's sad that there are women who are too scared to take their children on the lake or on the beach at all, for fear of wearing a swimsuit or even shorts in public, women are too afraid having sex with partners who love and adore them if the lights are on or in some cases at all.
With war, disease, poverty and global warming, etc. .. you would think we have enough real reasons to be stressed and unhappy in life without inventing absurd (impossible) standards for the aesthetic to another level, much less self mutilating and / or publicly humiliate each other on she.
Up to 90% of all women have cellulite, even the leanest. And while some creams might eliminate the appearance of cellulite, eliminates nothing, no miracle drug, cream, gel, wrap or machine vibration banish cellulite. Judging a woman's cellulite makes about as much sense as judging people for their wrinkles, gray hair or freckles. It is natural, normal and it's part of growth. So put away the magnifying glass, throw your shorts and your bikinis, get your butts out and enjoy life.
As difficult as it is to understand there are people who are either ignorant or evil to spend their free time looking for ways to make women feel even more insecure and inadequate than they already do. There are still women who do not know that almost every woman on earth has at least some cellulite somewhere on their bodies. Incidentally, men also have cellulite, but because they have thicker skin and fat is also stored under the skin and deposited in different areas, cellulite is not as obvious.
It's sad that people subscribe to these views ridiculous superficial, and put themselves and others under constant surveillance. It's sad that there are women who are too scared to take their children on the lake or on the beach at all, for fear of wearing a swimsuit or even shorts in public, women are too afraid having sex with partners who love and adore them if the lights are on or in some cases at all.
With war, disease, poverty and global warming, etc. .. you would think we have enough real reasons to be stressed and unhappy in life without inventing absurd (impossible) standards for the aesthetic to another level, much less self mutilating and / or publicly humiliate each other on she.
Up to 90% of all women have cellulite, even the leanest. And while some creams might eliminate the appearance of cellulite, eliminates nothing, no miracle drug, cream, gel, wrap or machine vibration banish cellulite. Judging a woman's cellulite makes about as much sense as judging people for their wrinkles, gray hair or freckles. It is natural, normal and it's part of growth. So put away the magnifying glass, throw your shorts and your bikinis, get your butts out and enjoy life.