Hello beautiful 👋🏻 🔔🔔🔔The links of part 2, 3, 4 And Men's beauty standards is mentioned in the description⭐⭐⭐

Good to know I'm ugly in many places outside my own country too ~

I wonder how Germany's beauty standard originated.......

As a Brazilian, I can say that Brazil's standards are correct. Curvy bodies + straight and long black hair + long eyelashes = perfection, no matter your skin color

I like France beauty standard as natural beauty. I’ve noticed this must be true based on French movies I’ve seen and I also read a French Besuty editor say the same thing. French women looks chic and their makeup looks natural. As a Filipino American woman, my mother taught me that the most important thing is to take care of your skin and not to overdo makeup. She said makeup is supposed to enhance what you already got, not hide your true beauty. I actually do agree with her. I just turned 46 and people have told me that they thought I was in my late 20s or I’m 30. I’ve always had a baby face and I used to be insecure about it when I was younger but now it’s paying off! lol Thanks to my Mom who taught me at an early age how to care for my skin. It has become a daily routine for me like brushing my teeth. No plastic surgery or enhancement! I just want to age gracefully. THANKS MOM! ❤😊

As a Canadian, I've never really heard the radiant skin thing aside from commercials for face creams LOL. Canada's cities are pretty multicultural, so it's hard to pin down a specific beauty standard, but if I had to pick, it'd probably be a slender/athletic figure. There is a LOT of pressure to diet, lose weight, be thinner etc.

As an Indian, fair skin is much more emphasised here. Big eyes too but also fair skin. They're both disgusting standards but they're prevalent. Edit: Every KZfaq comment section turns into a war 😭 I'm going to clarify my points: Fair skin is definitely prioritised here, literally any Bollywood movie will have lighter skin for the heroes because it's seen as beautiful. I'm Indian and my cousins marriages have been affected by their skin tones. India is as diverse as Europe - we have so many different native languages, clothing, festivals, nearly every state is unique. We have monolid eyes in the Northeast, skin so dark people confuse it for Black people in the South (I'm South Indian before anyone attacks me), and just about every other skin tones imaginable in one country, hell, within one FAMILY sometimes. These standards are in my opinion disgusting because the racism for monolid eyes comes from hate towards China to the point that people from the Seven Sister states faced discrimination during the pandemic. And light skin superiority is a leftover strain from the 200 years of British authority. We're better than both of these beauty standards. Indeed, beauty cannot be measured, and our unity is in diversity.

As a Turkish person, when I was a child I remember I read a text about "Perfect Woman in Turkish Beauty Standarts" in a magazine. This woman had olive skin, green eyes, dark blonde/auburn/light brown hair, broad shouders etc. Also she was tall, 172 centimeters to be exact. And I think this beauty criteria is pretty right for Turkey. Most of us would describe the "perfect woman" like this or something similar. But of course, there is lots of different beauty standarts in Turkey. Some people love dark hair and brown skin, some people love fair skin and light eye colors.

The sun-kissed skin part for Australia is spot on. Tan lines too. I am Aussie and can’t explain why it looks so good. I don’t know why. It just does.

After watching this video, I have come to the conclusion that whatever features you have, your beauty will be appreciated somewhere in the world.

I'm from the Philippines, and I can say that the most beauty standard in the Philippines is having fair skin☺

As a a Kenyan beauty standards emphasis on natural beauty with glowing clear skin of any complexion .

Now I understand why we brazilians fight our brothers from Argentina. We compete for the same women.

In India the beauty standards are fair skin, fair skin and fair skin Edit: Tysm for the likes!!!

I can clearly confirm that in Kenya men prefer dark skinned ladies over light skin.

this taught me even if u don’t fit into a particular beauty standard, you’ll be seen as beautiful in other standards

0:26 I'm from Turkıye 🇹🇷.Yes, our beauty descrimination is orriented to thick eyebrows but it happens more if it makes someone look more younger but also experienced both at the same time. 🙋🤓

France yet is the best one because it said natural beauty😭

I'm an Indian (southern India) I haven't heard about the big eyes one but here the standard is fair skin and long hair

Thanks for useful and valuable video ❤❤❤❤❤❤

This is somewhat one of the most accurate information I've ever watch.. Some of the countries' beauty standards showed in the video where I'm familiar with IS Factual 👍

It doesn't matter how you look,where you live or your skin colour, it's always important to be a nice ,helpful and kind human being and perfect health 😊

0:53 those who don’t know : 😊 those who know : 😭 2:26 as a French I confirm, many people see make up, at least « too much » of it, badly, but I love colorful, heavy makeup, I just see it as a form of art like another

🎶Olha que coisa mais linda, mais cheia de graça É ela, menina, que vem e que passa Num doce balanço a caminho do mar🎵

As a german the beauty stadard is "natürlich" or "natural". Meaning make up that makes you look as if you barely wear any make up and you just jump out of bed with glowing skin, looking fresh, awake after your second coffee and your best. Or make up that enhances your features.

0:51 the “German one is bringing memories right back” - 👴🏼

I'm Nigerian, and there's nothing like beauty standards for us. Because we believe that everyone is created in a unique way and doesn't need beauty standards to define or shape us Summary: In conclusion to my survey, well, some guys like nyash and some guys like boobs wow so much likes.

As a morroccain we don't actually have a beauty standard since morrocco has quite a lot of different cultures and costumes. As a student, a lot of students with me are from different regions and are reunited in the same enviroment and the same class. This made us see each one of us as beautiful in their own way, so yeah in morrocco there is no beauty standard cuz as long as you respect us, our religion and our tradition and culture, you are welcomed and loved purely the way you are !

As an American, I never considered symmetrical features being a preference. Now that I think deeper about it, I can see how someone can be "less attractive" if they have crooked teeth, or a crooked nose. Not sure if that is exactly what it refers to, but that's my take.

of course individuals have different preferences, let alone entire countries, but it's really cool seeing the cultural differences!

As a Mexican, the beauty standard has always been European features, such as blonde hair, and blue eyes, and fair skin, rather than long hair.

As an Indian, I can confirm you will be the most beautiful being on earth just for having fair skin.

Thank you for including Uganda, another standard is a curvy body and long forehead

For India Fair skin is always a beauty standard

I'm an Indian and my parents say that you are just beautiful as you are and don't ever try to change yourself so just be who you are.......my eyes are neither so big nor so small they are just medium and my parents love my eyes and mee a lot❤

I’m Portuguese (not Brazilian) but I have dark brown hair and brown eyes. I also have thick eyebrows which I believe in turkey is the beauty feature. On my mom’s side, I’m Portuguese, Italian , Greek, and a little bit of Turkish but I might be wrong.

Ironic with Iran: Thick hair is beautiful, but women aren't allowed to show it.

Here in Nigeria, curvy body is the most appreciated beauty standard rather than full lips

In Finland the beauty standards are = light skin, natural hair color, blue eyes, slim waist, thin and shaved body. 🇫🇮 In my opinion it doesn't matter how a girl/woman look like, the beauty is in the inside. ☺️

Oh wow great video

I like the France one!❤

Am from Nigeria and what is considered as attractive is curvy body,and also been able to cook good food,skin tone no inflammatory just fresh skin and beautiful in general, with these every man you date will never want to leave you

Germany: we like blond-haired people with blue eyes *Where have I heard this before?*

I like the idea of these videos… To me, it shows us that no matter what you look like, you are considered beautiful somewhere.❤️

Here in Mexico it's either long hair or short hair that we equally love.

As an ethiopian, you barely find anyone that says ur beautiful just the way you are! Most of them literally call others ugly. Seriously some people call u ugly because you have small eyes others call you ugly if u have really dark skin. Pls know that youre just beautiful just the way u are and this is coming from someone who has always been praised for her beauty

For France, natural beauty means : being beautiful without makeup is a gift + less is more. Visible make up can be seen as "too much", "trashy", or ridiculous. In the head of a lot of people in France, "too much" make up = "hiding a lot of flaws" or "superficial girl", and we call these person "pots de peinture" (paint can), or we say about them : "elle est maquillée comme une voiture volée" (she's made up like a stolen car). It's not bad to wear make-up either. People who wear make-up may well be seen as taking care of themselves, and many injunctions discourage many people from using make-up. The ideal is often make-up that "looks natural", in some cases.

As an Indian, I've big eyes. Thanks for describing the beauty standard of India beautifully.🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 Heartily regards from Barasat, West Bengal, India.❤❤🇮🇳🇮🇳

1:44 I completely agree Venezuela's one

I think curvy body is the trend everywhere right now, specially on social media. Another prevalent beauty standard here in Brazil is having a long, really straight, usually dark hair. An interesting fact (not a beauty standard) is that a lot, if not most, Brazilian women don't wear makeup at all in their everyday lives, and I heard it's the same in the Netherlands and China.

As a young Persian girl, I can tell you that thick hair can be pretty, but it takes A LOT of work to take care of. Though in Iran, women wear headscarves / hijabs which covers their entire head, so you don't see their hair.

I knew a girl that got a lot of this feats. V-shaped face, curvey body, big/bright eyes, olive/sunkisswd skin, clear skin... Really unique look.

Oh, I watched the second part video it made sense .

(1:50) Hi I'm from Indonesia. In Indonesia most people want to have white skin, sharp nose, bright skin, clean skin, glowing skin, good eyebrows, and many more...😂😂And don't be surprised if a tourist comes to Indonesia, he suddenly becomes an artist because someone asks for a photo and many are jealous because of his skin or whatever. Yes, in essence, we value and respect each other even though we have many differences. 😊❤

For india it would be Fair skin &. I don't know but Indian's were obsessed for fair skin but now generation is changing.

In Egypt, we do not have specific beauty standards. there are many beautiful girls with each one having a different feature. (Keyboard translation, I hope it is understandable)❤ We have bullying if you are fat or thin, and if your skin is black, you will be bullied (even though we live in Africa 🥲)Curly hair is also bullied. If you are very tall or short (the tall ones are bullied more), you will definitely hear some bullying comments. (Mostly bullying from relatives (relatives are scorpions))

I really love Uganda's way of beauty standards. Even if people are not good looking ( no offence to anyone out there ) smiling wide makes you a beauty. cute. and France's too cause everyone seems to be a beauty if you are natural.

As a dark skin bw from America I am glad to see so many people in the comments being honest about colorism. All over the world darker skin is seen as unattractive and it will not change unless we speak on it. To all the darker skin people around the world... know that your skin is the most beautiful attribute on the planet ❤👸🏿🤴🏿.

Beauty doesn't matter,everyone is unique in their own way,what matters is your heart, health and happiness ♥️

Pretty much everyone can agree that the common theme among these beauty standards could be defined as "the least masculine features as possible". Broader nose, big physique, wide face, short hair, etc... are things usually manly men have. Fair skin is not just because of European features, although it is a definitely factor, especially here in Brazil. If consider just skin color, there a plenty of Chinese and Japanese women with a really light-skin color, so it's not something that you definitely need European genes to get. However, to have a fair skin, especially in a hot country, you must be delicate. Sunlight, hard jobs and unhealthy habits rough a woman's skin like mad and once again, scorching in the sun to do a hard job and come all roughed up makes you look manly and sadly, poor women in third-world countries don't have much of a choice in this regard.

As a man of culture i respect Brazil and Argentina

Having youthful appearance as beauty standards in Japan is the most modern Japanese stuff 💀

As a Dutchie, i can really relate to our beauty standard as i see many Dutch people with minimalist makeup😂

The beauty standards in India mostly support fair skin more tbh Big eyes are also appreciated but nothing beats having fair skin and being slender in India

I like Kenyans dark skin

Good asymmetry, good facial Harmony.

Agreee❤❤❤❤

Very right about Brazil. People down here love curvy ladies, irrespective of skin tone.

Netherlands have the most reasonable beauty standart.

Japan: Youthful Appearance Yeah, uhm... I guessed

I'm Hispanic but I didn't grow up Mexico, my hair is fairly long and my mom who grew up in mexico never wanted to cut it. Until now I never knew that was a beauty standard in mexico.

I'm from Russia and I expected anything but sharp cheekbones. I think our beauty standards are different in different regions because there are 150+ nationalities living in Russia. Generally, people like plump lips, healthy body type, and well balanced face.

As a Indian, Fair skin is beauty Standard here because Arranged marriage is still prevalent in the country where your family choose bribe and they like to cherry pick Fair skin women. And TBH it's total bull shit because there no such thing as beauty standard.

As an Indian I must say racism aka Fair,Xtra fair skin tone(greater the fairness more the beauty) plays a vital part.And hairs ,physique(gym shaped) plays a big part.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

In mexico, im not really sure that's true since everyone hates having lice. And in japan, messed up teeth is also a cute thing.

Nothing is important than your behaviour and your attitude . Live like a legend .

Mexico!! Yes yes!! My curly hair is from my dad :33 thank you so much! ありがとございますー‼︎

As an iraqi person who have big eyes i can confirm that's true

as a brazilin this is accurate, and most females have curvy bodies 🇧🇷

1:00 that's why i was born in Argentina

As an indian i like brown skin, oval symetrical face , curvy strong body

2:30 shows a CHILD 💀

as a japanese half french i approve that japanese people have youthful appearances and french people have natural beauty

1:56 As a blood born American, I can safely say "we don't have beauty standards here!" We got drag queens and fat models for God sake

"wide smile" is the best !

2:26 As a French, I agree to 50% because that’s not the entire country’s mentality

As a Indian beautiful standards define by fair skin first after that other criteria is decided. That's why most of tv add are on fair skin.

As a Nigerian i can say we dont have any beauty standard , it dosent matter if you are light or dark ,skiny or fat ,tall, short, long hair ,short hair,all that matters is that you are your self and love yourself

In Turkey thick eyebrows (ESPECIALLY UNIBROWS) are considered ugly and people are generally encouraged to pluck their eyebrows, for both males and females. Poeple generally tend to like people with blonde hair and blue eyes combined with pale skin.

As an iraqi with big eyes that's so true

I am American; I find a big smile, natural beauty, and youthful appearance beautiful.

I never thought long hair was for a mexican, I thought it was a curvy figure, I am mexican and many people I know prefer it, no one has ever talked to me about hair, but now speaking personally, I certainly prefer women to have long hair but I think this is a personal taste, many people I know don't care about the length of their girl's hair, they prefer it to have well defined (and big if possible) curves.

So , I read some comments about India . Indian beauty standards are more about Fair skin Long hair Big eyes are part of ouf beauty standard but aren't really noticed. Either people will notice your entire face and all or they will just notice skin tone. Not every Indian has dark skin tone. Have you seen Thai people . Thai people have dark skin tone, dusty skin tone, fair , and super fair (bright or white skin) tone. India also have same skin tones (influenced by equator, the HImalayas , Ocean ) etc. Hope this helps❤

As a Moroccan, an exotic look is not the biggest beauty standard, if it is. The principal beauty standards are a thin waist, a tall height, long hair, tanned skin, which has a complexion close to that of caramel but this is a physical trait that we often find among Moroccans

In France, it would be a great thing that natural beauty is beauty standard. Unfortunatly, people are being fearful about their appearence, like almost everywhere, I guess. I don't know many people who don't care about makeup or a perfect body. This is very sad, but a person who judges you to feel superior to you is actually inferior. You're all beautiful as you really are, don't let people around you being mean to you just because you have different tastes 🖤

I am from Indonesia . I think we also care a lot about our skin and how much we wanna have fair skin , even some women undergo some treatments to actualize it. Also having thick eyebrows

Interesting....

In egypt, the beauty standard is being white and having a different eye colour than black and bieng very curvy like near bieng fat . Not long neck

As a moroccan i wouldn’t say our beauty standard is to dress exotic we dont really have a beauty standard moroccans are very kind and welcoming were just one big family☺️