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Made with Deconstructing Body Ideals: Shape, Size, Skin Tone, and Beyond The media ideal is a specific, narrow blueprint of physical perfection. We must break down its components to understand its exclusionary nature. Body Shape Size Skin Tone Texture Overall Appearance (Hair Predominantly promotes lean, thin figures Preference is given to smooth, clear, Features) for women and highly muscular, low-fat blemish-free skin. Tones are often Standardized ideals dictate hair texture, physiques for men. Any deviation (larger lightened or darkened to fit a specific facial features (small noses, full lips, high size, natural curves, non-defined muscles) aesthetic trend, frequently overlooking or cheekbones), and specific signs of is often marginalized or tokenized. misrepresenting natural skin diversity and youthfulness, effectively homogenizing imperfections like acne or scars. diverse human features into one marketable look. 6 Made with GAMMA Impact on Self-Image: Internalizing External Pressures Exposure Perceived Dissatisfact Comparison Deficit ion Constant exposure to unattainable body ideals fundamentally alters an individual's self-perception. The perpetual visual feed creates an unconscious process of Social Comparison. When real bodies fail to match the manufactured standard, individuals begin to internalize a sense of failure or deficit. This leads directly to: Increased Body Dissatisfaction and fixation on perceived flaws. Distorted Body Image, where reality is judged against a digital illusion. Development of disordered eating patterns or excessive exercise habits in a pursuit of the 'ideal.' Made with GAMMA