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Im in my final year and currently producing my dissatation, as you can see my chosen topic is "How the media dictate the definiton of beauty"

Id like to hear your opinions and views on this subject.
Do you think the media influence the public, explain why.

Is there a time you can think of when you feel the media influenced you to do something in order to enhance your natural look?

Anything and everything on the subject, good and bad. All will help me

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feeds@kickapps.com (dree23) http://beautyfashionandstyle.yuku.com/topic/2806 Wed, 06 Jan 2010 09:03:43 PST http://beautyfashionandstyle.yuku.com/topic/2803/t/A-nice-complement-to-fashion.html There seems to be an almost limitless amount of things someone can purchase for her looks, and I think it's wonderful that we have such a wide variety of options (especially here--I absolutely love what I am seeing discussed and advertised). But I also wonder if people ever go the 'extra mile' with their beauty so much so that it crosses into health (e.g., consistent exercise and cosmetic dentistry -- the latter is a link to a place I visited for some spring cleaning that I think is amazing). I really believe that wanting to look better is only the beginning, and can lead to much more down the line. Thoughts?