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Labels: girls, image, make-up, self-esteem
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8 Comments:
Oh geez as if I don't have enough to worry about. Good video though.
WOW! I don't even want to go there...but it's right there...I have an almost 9 year old girl, OUCH!
That is a great short film, thanks for highlighting it.
I wonder how they did that girl getting fatter and thinner.
ugh, I think I'm going to be sick.
My speakers don't work and I don't know how to fix it, all I get is wizzzzzz, but I can tell you the message from this clip I certainly did get too. Will come back to look at it with sound. Scary stuff hey, but so true!
This is a great commercial..the one that we need to teach girls to be happy with what they are.
Wow! Point made. :O)
Wow. Thanks for sharing this.
It's sad, but it's good advice: Talk to your daughter before the beauty industry does. My daughter's going to get one of those talks — tommorrow. Sure, she's only four months old, but better sooner than later!
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