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"I was subconsciously undoing years of self-care purely because I was bored."

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"I was subconsciously undoing years of self-care purely because I was bored."

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‘I Was Obsessed With Facetune’: 71% Of People Won’t Post A Picture Online Without Photoshopping It – That Needs To Change

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A new study has revealed that only 29% of people would post a picture of themselves on social media without editing it first. Read more on Grazia.

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"For those of you who haven’t downloaded it yet – and I wouldn’t recommend – let me explain. Facetune isn’t the app you use to brighten a background or give your complexion a glow with a good filter, it’s the app you use to alter you. The first option on the app is ‘Face’, where you can increase or decrease the size of your jaw, smile, eyes, lips, nose and eyebrows. Sliding a scale up and down, even the most extreme changes are realistic, that’s why the app is so technically good, and so emotionally awful."

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"For those of you who haven’t downloaded it yet – and I wouldn’t recommend – let me explain. Facetune isn’t the app you use to brighten a background or give your complexion a glow with a good filter, it’s the app you use to alter you. The first option on the app is ‘Face’, where you can increase or decrease the size of your jaw, smile, eyes, lips, nose and eyebrows. Sliding a scale up and down, even the most extreme changes are realistic, that’s why the app is so technically good, and so emotionally awful."

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In second place was Scotland, where 77% of respondents said they edit their pictures before uploading them online. In the North West, only 25% of respondents would post an unedited picture of themselves. At the other end of the scale was the North East, the area with the highest number of people who post unedited pictures (45%). People from the South West are not huge fans of editing either (when compared to Londoners at least), as 41% said they don't mind posting unedited pictures of themselves.

But which are the body parts we want changed the most?

The results show that, when it comes to editing, 54% people change imperfections on their skin. Next is face shape, with 47% of people saying they touch up details to create a sharper jawline and higher cheek bones.

Meanwhile 46% of the respondents said they are unhappy with how their arms show in pictures and prefer to edit them, while eyes come next with 42%. And 35% of people alter their bums in pictures before posting them online, while 33% said they edit their lips. This has been touted as 'the Kardashian effect' where people edit their snaps to emulate the famous family.

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71% of people edit their selfies - The Modems

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In second place was Scotland, where 77% of respondents said they edit their pictures before uploading them online. In the North West, only 25% of respondents would post an unedited picture of themselves. At the other end of the scale was the North East, the area with the highest number of people who post unedited pictures (45%).

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‘snapchat dysmorphia’ evolved to the point in which customers of plastic surgeons came to clinics with pictured pictures of themselves and asking for a face like this in real life (Aspinall, 2020)