The focus of the group is entirely on detailed, constructive criticism revolving around physical aesthetics. “No one is perfect, everyone can improve,” the mods stress.
They also emphasize that you should not go around giving unwanted advice. For example, if someone is asking you for insights about their hair, you should not be pitching them permanent solutions like plastic surgery.
Focus on non-permanent solutions like hair styling, make-up, diet, and fitness advice for anyone looking to make small changes in their looks.
According to the mods, their group is not a place for ratings, selfies, validation-seeking, healthy at every size posts, or content related to “you’re perfect as you are” ideas.
What’s more, they emphasize that community is not a place to find dates or any kind of harassment. Nor are you allowed to post any incel-related content.
#25 Quarantine Was Such A Blessing In Disguise— Over 25 Lbs Less, Way Clearer Skin, And Above All So Much More Confidence In My Being (19f)
#26 8 Months Of Hair Growth And Weight Loss
What’s your perspective? How do you maintain a healthy relationship with beauty and self-improvement?
How do you protect your mental well-being despite the societal pressure to look and be ‘perfect’?
Have you ever had a glow-up, whether accidentally or because you intentionally worked toward it? Share your experiences, challenges, and insights in the comments below.
#29 [21] Years Old vs. [26] Years Old
#31 From Your Advice I Decided To Dye My Hair Back To My Natural. Did Not Anticipate How Much Better It Would Make My Skin Look. Still A Massive Work In Progress But Getting There! Any Additional Feedback Welcome
#32 15 Months Of Weight Lost 9 Stone Down Big Difference? Anything Could Improve Or Change
#33 2019 To 2022. Never Underestimate The Power Of Self-Care Or Small Changes Made Over A Long Period Of Time
#34 From 19-21 Years Old. Broke Up With My Horrible Ex. Got On Anti-Depressants. Went Back To School. Dyed My Hair. Lost A Ton Of Weight!
#35 Look What I Found On Insta Of This Girl. Who Else Got Bullied And Cant Wait To Flexs On Them?
#36 13 vs. 38. Still Hoping For More Improvement. Should I Try Lighter Hair? Or Something Else?
#37 Incoming Freshman Year Of College Versus My Sophomore Year Of College. A Year And A Half Makes All The Difference To Learn How To Style, Do Your Makeup, And Find More Flattering Clothes!
#38 Two Years And About 30 Kgs Later, I Finally Feel Like I Look Good In Photos And Real Life
#39 2018-2022 I Still Have A Long Ways To Go, But Proud Of The Progress I’ve Made
#40 Here Ye Here Ye- An Actual Glowup, No Compliment Fishing. 16/17 And Now 18
