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Very popular beauty product by Stockholm Products (Scandinavian)

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I think that Nordic women and beauty standards are pretty normal, they are not as insecure as women in other countries. They rely heavily on having flawless skin and looking young which is found in most countries. -- They do not seem to rely on much cosmetic surgery, I could not find information on that topic, it seemed very vague.

However, I was surprised to find that Denmark amongst Sweden and Finland was the most sexualized magazine.

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Out of all magazines displayed on the page, Denmark is the one that is much heavily sexualized.

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United States

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Not as sexualized as the United States

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From past to present and North America

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From the past to present, the Nordics have kept very similar beauty standards, proper hygiene, clothing and etiquette.

In comparison to North America, beauty standards are different because we now have a multicultural country. The one thing they seem to share in common is some skin care routine practices such as lotion for harsh winters and natural youth preserving supplements.

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Swedish Elle

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Women and men in the Nordic countries both followed the same beauty rules, no woman or man was deemed less than for having different looks.

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Here are common toiletries that Nordic women (also applied with men) used back in the 8th-11th century:

1. Hair brushes
2. Combs
3. Tweezers
4. Ear Spoons
5. Toothpicks

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Back in the 8th-11th century women still dressed properly and sophisticated regardless of social class. Many Nordic women had long dresses and would often wear jewelry (necklaces, earrings, rings and bracelets). Many Nordic women were found in their burial graves with decorative brooches to put on both sides of their upper clothing.

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Back in the 8th-11th century, Nordic women were still known for having long blond hair with light eyes in the south and red hair in the north. Blond hair was very much admired back then, brunettes would often bleach their own hair with natural solutions... oddly enough the men also bleached their hair. -- As for height, Nordic women nowadays are much taller, back in the 8th-11th century, Nordic women were known to be very short 5' to 5'3.

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Back in the 8th-11th century, women were considered to be amongst the "Vikings" era. Over time, Scandinavians were portrayed as people who never took care of themselves however through time they have found burials with jewelry and cosmetic related items.

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Beauty in the 8th-11th Century

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1. Turmeric: Nordic women believe in putting Turmeric in their food because it boosts skin cell regeneration and prevents eczema/acne.

2. Lotions: They always stay moisturized, they even apply cuticle oil on their nails as much as they can.

3. Nordic Berries: These berries contain a large amount of antioxidants that creates plumping and anti-inflammatory effects.

4. Saunas: Many Nordic women like to go into saunas because it not only relaxes them but it boosts their hair and skin.

5. Diet: Nordic women will often a diet rich in fish and veggies because it provides a generous dose of fatty acids and vitamins that keeps their skin plump and hydrated.

6. Sleep: Nordic women heavily rely on sleep to keep that flawless skin happy.

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Nordic women take really good care of their skin, quite frankly it's all about healthy skin and looking young. -- Nordic women not only take care of their skin for youth, they take care of their skin because winters can be harsh on the skin. --
Nordic women do not rely heavily on makeup, if they do it is very light on their face, almost unnoticeable.

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Skin Care

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Known actress with Scandinavian roots (parents-grandparents)

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“Beautiful Norwegian Women ⋆ Beautiful Women Pedia.” Beautiful Women Pedia, 9 May 2017, www.beautiful-women-pedia.com/beautiful-norwegian-women/.

“15 Standards Of Female Beauty In Different Countries Around The World.” Her Beauty, 19 Apr. 2017, herbeauty.co/beauty/15-standards-of-female-beauty-in-different-countries-around-the-world/.

Montell, Amanda. “This Weird Military-Grade Product Is Every Swedish Woman's Secret Weapon.” Byrdie, Byrdie, 23 Mar. 2017, www.byrdie.com/swedish-skincare-tips.

“Cosmetic Adornment: In Pursuit of Beauty.” Early Cosmetics, octavia.net/early-cosmetics/.

“What Vikings Really Looked Like.” Sciencenordic.com, sciencenordic.com/what-vikings-really-looked.

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Nordic women are very proper in terms of hygiene and appearance. They take very good care of themselves, obesity rates are well under 20%. They have a contemporary sense of style since they live in a colder area without much sun. These women are very stylish and do not have "mini tight skirt" appearance. Nordic women are never seen "unkempt'.

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Many women in Scandinavia are known to be blonde, that people believed that Nordic women would bleach their hair to achieve the "platinum blonde" do. Nordic women have different shades of blonde hair and many are brunettes but only a few have dark hair.

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Women in Scandinavia are well known for being tall, thin, with long blonde hair and gorgeous clear coloured eyes such as blue, grey, green and hazel, few have dark eyes but it is not uncommon. -- Many travelers insist that Nordic women are very beautiful.

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Scandinavian Countries:
Sweden
Norway
Finland