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'A face lift once a month': Growing pressure to conform amid the rise of Korea's 'K-Beauty'

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@herlandercarvalho
@@herlandercarvalhoImported1mo ago
I've had people say I look younger than I am for many years now, at zero cost! My trick? I tell them I'm older than I actually am! Guaranteed to get "Oh you look much younger!"
@Anonymous12345-u
@@Anonymous12345-uImported1mo ago
And yet they still look the same. It’s amazing!!!
@Primenumber19
@@Primenumber19Imported1mo ago
This has been the reality in Korean media for years. They control these people’s lives, and they aren’t allowed to date. They need to unionize.
@Tessa_Ru
@@Tessa_RuImported1mo ago
That's... weird. Honestly I thought I might get a little something in 20 years to age more gracefully (my family gets the whole saggy face thing in their 60s), but those are already beautiful people 😮 Sounds more like a cultural thing tbh, it doesnt seem to cost much more than a mani-pedi session
@ledhicks
@@ledhicksImported1mo ago
Aging is mountain you can never get over.
@Dan-on3lc
@@Dan-on3lcImported1mo ago
The problem is that these treatments actually work. If you can get beauty and anti-aging at a relatively low price, who could easily say no, even if the effect is only psychological? This is simply human nature, transcending nationality and gender.