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Chasing Digital Perfection in a Filtered World: The Role of Dermatologists in Addressing Social Media Dysmorphia. [PDF]
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Journal of Environmental Management, 2022
Orienting consumers toward organic eco-friendly beauty products is a societal challenge that resonates with growing environmental concerns following COP 21, when entrepreneurs in the cosmetic industry initiated ambitious plans to increase the proportion ...
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Orienting consumers toward organic eco-friendly beauty products is a societal challenge that resonates with growing environmental concerns following COP 21, when entrepreneurs in the cosmetic industry initiated ambitious plans to increase the proportion ...
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Psychology of Aesthetics: Beauty, Social Media, and Body Dysmorphic Disorder.
Clinical Dermatology, 2023The perception of beauty is fluid within society and can morph based on cultural practices and societal interaction, such as social media exposure. The exposure to digital conference platforms has increased significantly, leading users to check their ...
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Beauty Perception: A Historic and Contemporary Review.
Clinical Dermatology, 2023The power of beauty influences many aspects of modern society and daily life-perceptions surrounding beauty date to ancient philosophers and have evolved significantly throughout history.
D. Dimitrov, M. Maymone, G. Kroumpouzos
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Canadian Review of Sociology/Revue canadienne de sociologie, 2022
AbstractBeauty is not race neutral. It is a racialized category/ perception which emerged through centuries of European colonization, Indigenous genocide, African/Black enslavement and indenture resulting in an aesthetic hierarchy with Blackness at the bottom.
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AbstractBeauty is not race neutral. It is a racialized category/ perception which emerged through centuries of European colonization, Indigenous genocide, African/Black enslavement and indenture resulting in an aesthetic hierarchy with Blackness at the bottom.
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Body image, 2022
Beauty content on social media has grown exponentially, however research has yet to investigate its association with appearance concerns. This study drew on components of the tripartite influence model to test the associations between young women's ...
Veya Seekis, Grace Barker
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Beauty content on social media has grown exponentially, however research has yet to investigate its association with appearance concerns. This study drew on components of the tripartite influence model to test the associations between young women's ...
Veya Seekis, Grace Barker
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Augmented reality (AR) app use in the beauty product industry and consumer purchase intention
, 2021PurposeDue to the lack of relevant literatures on the application of mobile augmented reality (AR) service in beauty industry, the purpose of this study is to explore the impact of the mobile AR service on consumers' purchase behavior and brand awareness
Yining Wang, E. Ko, Huanzhang Wang
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The Evolutionary Psychology of Facial Beauty
Annual Review of Psychology, 2006Gillian Rhodes
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International Journal of Spa and Wellness, 2022
The growing consciousness among consumers regarding the toxic effects of traditional beauty products has developed consumer interest in organic beauty products as an alternative.
M. Gani +5 more
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The growing consciousness among consumers regarding the toxic effects of traditional beauty products has developed consumer interest in organic beauty products as an alternative.
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