Beauty is subjective, isn’t it? If you take a Europe trip you’ll see how Europeans love natural faces with soft features. But if you go to Africa you’ll see how drastically different the definition of beauty is- thicker bodies, bigger lips and longer necks!
While everyone on the planet is obsessed with a certain definition of beauty, what we see on TV and movies is a vague definition. The way different cultures define beauty across the globe couldn’t be any more different. In an effort to explain the major differences, a YouTuber called Kaur Beauty gave her face a makeover- one side defined what “beautiful” means in India, and one according to American standards.
Here are the major differences she found in their standards of beauty:
Skin:
While ‘Fair is Lovely’ here in India, Americans love tanned, golden dewy skin!
Eyebrows:
Indians prefer natural looking brows that are a bit on the thinner side, while thicker, fuller brows are loved in the states.
Makeup:
Dramatic eyes, Kajal and almond-shaped eyes are loved in India. While Americans go easy on the eye makeup, they bronze and contour the crap outta their faces (think Kim Kardashian).
Facial structure:
Indians love soft, round and feminine features while Americans die for the chiseled, androgynous look.
Lips:
Light, natural lips are incorporated in Indian beauty routine all over the country while Americans love over-lined, plump lips.
Check out the video right here and tell us what you think:
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