My cousin came to visit from the states and said our commercials look like real people and not sex dolls 😂

​@@ilyaalister8193: YESSS ...in the US it's sooo worse, so unbelievable "sick" how are they Change the original Look of all People in Beauty- or Film-Business, and that is only ONE Point what makes the People (and the Kids and Upgrowings) mental sick ! They doesn't feel it by themselves, but this whole Re-Modulation, Re-Construction and in their Eyes "Perfectionism" of all People did it what makes the Younger People lost in theirselves. Makes them feel uncomfortable in their own Body! I hate this System ! But they do it - all for the Money 👎😮‍💨 !

Fantastic

I'm so glad, hopefully here in the US we will have that within the next 20 yrs. We are always 20 yrs behind Europe when it comes to common sense things.

Same in France but nobody realy does it, they dont care

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Jackie aina left the chat😅

That SENT me 😂

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I absolutely hate seeing dermatologists take sponsorships and shill products on social media, using their ‘credibility’ as a doctor or other health professional to shove product down your throat. Then people buy the products because they’re recommended by a doctor. Doctors shouldn’t be skincare influencers.

That's exactly why I stopped taking skin care advice from social media. I'm not disrespecting James, I'm just saying he's an exception, in this ocean of scamfluencers. I had no clue deematologists did this but I found too many contradictions to care to listen. I found what works for me, been using some products for a good decade now and they work just fine.

Exactly!!! They telling us how to take care of our skin and then hide their real skin. Ridiculous

Even that 39 yo dermatologist who uses low quality camera so it blurrs out her pores...Hun we know what you're doing...

​@@lizxu322 I know EXACTLY who you're talking about! 😂

I feel the same way about figure drawing vs peoples body insecurities and I think its because as an artist, your goal is to capture realism, and so all the forms and shapes and imperfections of the human body become marks of beauty because they become marks of skill. So I love hip dips and indents in muscles and layers of rolls and stretches of skin and bones sticking out or fat and muscle flowing together and scars because I love to draw it and I love how it looks when I finish them, but thats because I see them as details that I honed my skills to be able to replicate instead of just the "ugly" bits.

@@cassualtea2040 yes exactly! I personally have quite a ways to go with drawing fat/plus size characters tbh, but I'm definitely improving! I love drawing characters with scars, dark circles, bags, etc. uh big noses, I have a big nose so I love representing them, as mainly a character designer I think it makes them beautiful, more real, love it.

@@cassualtea2040 omg yes, it's so much more interesting to draw poetic bodies versus "beauty standard"

I came to the comments to say exactly this! As an artist it’s the worst when, for example, a commissioned portrait reference has all the planes flattened out. I love to capture the “flaws” that make a face and body unique and interesting.

So true! It's so weird seeing almost 2D faces

It’s like…a science lol. When I worked in a personal shopping lounge, when it was being built, the work that went into getting the right mirrors and the right lighting for the fittings rooms was crazy! Making sure everyone liked what they say in the mirror!

I'm an artist, so let's say that I'm very used to identify\memorize people's features and bone structure at a glance, and a couple of these left me very confused. Like the "but it's clearly the same person with the same features, can't they see?"kind of confused...as James said, some of these are just a matter of different light and honestly you can clearly still see that it's the same bone structure and facial features, don't know how people make a big deal out of it🤷‍♀

@@DeadKraken i think the real issue is that there’s so little transparency over all that at a certain point people assume that everyone (or all influencers / content creators, at least) are lying. if people were more open over all i don’t think folks would split hairs over lighting differences. but for now, the pendulum keeps swinging 🤷🏻‍♀️

YES! and the dreaded fitting room light with the wrap around mirrors. OMG the difference than at home is normal lighting is insane.

Right? People stats to live in imaginary world and be scared of reality. It's so sad.

Nope. They dont. Sorry

@@it-ke9od congrats, you’re the reason people feel the need to hide their real selves.

@@jaqsre thank you

I agree! Some of the people do look great without editing. I see it as not wasting time or having people have high expectations for myself so I dont tend to edit my appearance at all, only filters that alter the whole photo, with altering things like colors or specific saturation settings, aside from obvious ones that have trended or gone viral, like the blue diamond 🤷‍♂️

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Yaasss. It's the make up and lighting for her.

Yeah it’s just not fair!

I believe that the image on the right is from the short film she’s currently starring in. (The Offering (I think), on KZfaq. It’s fantastic!)

@@JamesWelsh btw that was not from a documentary, its from a horror short film. stephanie in her normal videos has a strong light from the front and from the top (cause shes insecure about the shadows cast on her face from her glasses) so shes overlit which hides a lot of her fine lines

I'm shook just because I genuinely thought those are 2 different people

Yeah thats what I was thinking too- she wasn't advertising beauty so why would it matter?

Right.! Of course she's selling something. That's the only time Jackie posts anything

I feel the same way.

I agree. I just want her glasses back! Love her in her glasses.

@Caryn Gibson right? Totally changed her face!

LOOOL. Omfg 😂

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Any time anyone says Jackie I hear Jackie Stallone coming into the Big Brother house.

@@dawntigga ‘yeah…Brakie’ 👄

That!

My mental health is already teetering. I don't need that push 😂

@@skbee6 😂

The tjmaxx/ Marshall’s changing room is where my demons are

@@user-kg5lq6nd7q 1000%. I would rather try stuff on at home. There's alcohol at home.

Where can we watch it?

@@lorimoore5589It’s on KZfaq. "The Offering" (I think) She has a preview of it on her channel. It is really good!

@@lorimoore5589 yes what they said ^ Colemanbros films is the name of the channel that has the entire film ☺️

You have to be joking.

@@shelbyjames1894 Agreed… Plus she’s not a nice person at all.

⁠@@shelbyjames1894 let’s see what you’ve got to offer Shelby and Amy

I thought the same, why do people think beauty is looking like a mannequin ?

@@Kdkdleeme A lot more than you, sweet cheeks.

Yes! The V shaped face thing was alien- like!

isn't it still super popular there though?

⁠@@chargenari Yes😊you are right, still popular and releasing new machine. It feels like an era for me, as i am LOT older now 😅

All my 15 years pictures look like a weird blurred doll lol I stopped using it after some creepy adult men started offering money to more pictures with, ahmmm, less clothing.

Honestly thooooo 😭😂

Now James you have a great 👍 face. There's absolutely no need to hide it. If you ❤ your beard rock it😊 I think you will look great either way 🎉

Did u go on a binge? I did that when I subscribed to both of them lol

I hope this doesn’t sound too creepy but I checked out your channel. It’s really cool

@@thebirdchannelforfans623 thank you! I appreciate it :)

@@AnnariDuPlessis awesome! You are welcome

It’s been a week and it’s still so short 🥲

So grotesque, ergh. There's just no boundary with some people. The one thing that makes me laugh out loud is imagining what all these KZfaqrs must REALLY look like in person with all that unbelievably heavy make up on. Kids at home are following their tutorials, and the end result is always beautiful juicy, glassy skin...on camera. So teenagers and 20 somethings do this drag queen make up thinking it's normal and legit (because all these 'beauty guru' and 'make up artists' are teaching it online and when 2pm in Tesco hits their visage, gosh it must look awful. Nobody needs make up that heavy, all that mindless contouring, those theatrical drag brows and extraordinary amount of undereye concealer. Imagine how your eyes would look in daylight if you had that much concealer on, say, after 3 hours of shopping, talking, laughing and sight-seeing. What a mess.

Is that the cross-eyed chick with the glasses?

@@jacquelineess1141 yes

​@@jacquelineess1141she's not cross eyed

Heyyy! It is! There’s a fair few videos. I’ve been doing it for a few years now ☺️💜

@@JamesWelsh heading to watch the older ones as soon as I finish this one! Love your content!!

I had to unsubscribe from her too. Sometimes I miss her tho, she always looked stunning in her videos

He has such lovely voice quality and diction.

Indeed most twins look slightly different at the very least and often have different facial expressions as well.

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Seriously brilliant idea! I think of all the presentations that we were subjected to in school, and how utterly useless many of them felt. THIS (beauty standards, body image, body dysmorphia and disordered behaviors) was never openly talked about at all. When I was in grade school (mid 80s through the 90s), it still felt like my classmates were largely focused on outward appearance much of the time to me, but that focus seems to be even more intense among that age group now. So I can just imagine how helpful and healing an assembly on this subject could be... especially for people whose bodies are changing, and are at a time in life where everyone is desperately seeking approval. Had we had such a discussion, I may have had more perspective and awareness, and may not have plunged into an ED at the age of 16 myself. I think you have an amazing idea, and you should absolutely go for it!💯💜