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How the bare nails trend became a class issue

In recent months, Paloma Buddemeier has watched a stream of people walk into her nail salon with the goal of looking as if they'd never been there at all. "It's crazy," the owner of Wumman Spa in Lon

bbc.co.uk•September 26, 2026

The simple skincare routine for teens that actually works - and five expert tips

More than 80% of 13- to 18-year-olds experience acne during their teenage years Social media is driving the trend for "flawless complexions" and complex "glass skin" routines in teenagers, with many

bbc.co.uk•September 22, 2026

From trend to trauma: The truth behind viral skincare routines that are damaging young skin

Alarm among health specialists grows following the rise of cosmeticorexia on social media, a phenomenon where girls adopt complex beauty routines designed for adults; therefore, dermatologists insist

latination.com•June 12, 2026

Manosphere influencers are twinkmaxxing — and proud of it

Despite a big week for Clavicular, fellow influencer Dillon Latham delivered the most fascinating piece of news from the looksmaxxing world. The twink aesthetic is the latest to get the manosphere tr

out.com•April 25, 2026

Testosterone shots, chiseling jaws: Inside the world of 'looksmaxxing'

'Looksmaxxing' focuses on young men maximizing physical appearance. Dillon Latham grew up in a small town in Virginia feeling insecure about his looks. What started as going to the gym and getting a

abcnews.com•April 25, 2026

Weight-loss treatments boom as Kenyan attitudes to beauty change

In Kenya, where being overweight was once perceived as a sign of wealth and success, a drive to shed the pounds is now taking hold. Surgical procedures and weight-loss drugs are growing in popularity

aol.com•March 9, 2026

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sepe.gr•March 8, 2026

Weight-loss treatments boom as Kenyan attitudes to beauty change

In Kenya, where being overweight was once perceived as a sign of wealth and success, a drive to shed the pounds is now taking hold. Surgical procedures and weight-loss drugs are growing in popularity

aol.com•March 8, 2026

Weight-loss treatments boom as Kenyan attitudes to beauty change

In Kenya, where being overweight was once perceived as a sign of wealth and success, a drive to shed the pounds is now taking hold. Surgical procedures and weight-loss drugs are growing in popularity

k24.digital•March 8, 2026

Weight-loss treatments boom as Kenyan attitudes to beauty change

Internet personality Naomi Kuria shared her weight-loss experience with her followers - and came in for a lot of criticism/Naomi Kuria/FacebookIn Kenya, where being overweight was once perceived as a

the-star.co.ke•March 8, 2026

GEN Z CORNER: Body positivity matters as society judges

A plus-size woman poses on the beach / PIXABAYThe first time someone called me “thick” in Nairobi, it wasn’t a compliment. It was said the way you say “traffic on Thika Road” — resigned, mildly irrita

the-star.co.ke•March 8, 2026

Weight-loss treatments boom as Kenyan attitudes to beauty change

In Kenya, where being overweight was once perceived as a sign of wealth and success, a drive to shed the pounds is now taking hold. Surgical procedures and weight-loss drugs are growing in popularity

bbc.com•March 8, 2026