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What distorts the image of beauty? Nicole Johnson NJ

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What distorts the image of beauty?. NJ. Today’s World. Women and their body parts sell everything from food to cars  Popular film and television actresses are becoming younger, taller and thinner - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: What distorts the image of beauty?

What distorts the image of beauty?

Nicole Johnson NJ

Page 2: What distorts the image of beauty?

Today’s Worldo Women and their body parts sell

everything from food to cars o Popular film and television actresses are

becoming younger, taller and thinnero Women’s magazines are full of articles

urging women that if they can just lose those last twenty pounds, they’ll have it all—the perfect marriage, loving children, and a rewarding career which is a false claim. 

Page 3: What distorts the image of beauty?

So what distorts the image of

beauty? Television

Movies

Magazines

• The average American sees 3,000 ads per day!

• Studies have shown that women's magazines had 10.5 times more advertisements pertaining to and praising weight loss pills, programs, and tips, than those advertisements found in men's magazines

Page 4: What distorts the image of beauty?

Then VS. Now?

• The average American woman is 5’4” and weighs 140 pounds.

• The average American model is 5’11” and weighs 117 pounds.

Page 5: What distorts the image of beauty?

How do Television, movies, and magazines distort beauty?o The media uses people

who are very thin, attractive, and have muscular bodies

o Detrimental to children who look up to these people

o Even beautiful women are photoshoped, airbrushed, and could have had plastic surgery

Page 6: What distorts the image of beauty?

Barbie’s proportions

• Every little girl has owned at least one iconic Barbie that they see as a role model, look up to, & inspire to be like

• Barbie would not be able to live in reality because her body proportions are not structured to hold herself up or have room for vital organs we need to survive

Page 7: What distorts the image of beauty?

The Price of being beautiful

$15 for an oversized fashion

magazine

$30 for a mani-pedi

$200 for an overpriced

dress

$500 for Botox $15,000 for a facelift

Page 8: What distorts the image of beauty?

How should television,

magazines, and movies be modified? As adults and/or parents we need to inform

children about how these types of media distort beauty

Television, Magazines, and Movies should include heavier women and men

If the media does not consider change we might as well looking like Barbie’s, covered head to toe in plastic from plastic surgery

Time to consider change before it is too late Dove Commercial: Evolution of beautyhttp://youtu.be/knEIM16NuPg

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Sites Used www.google.com www.youtube.com