#Beauty without filters

[masonrxpharmacy]

Hey there, beauty squad! Let's talk about something real: the filter frenzy.  According to a recent Pew Research Center, over 80% of teens in the US use social media, and a significant portion use filters to "enhance" their appearance in photos and videos.  We get it – wanting to look your best is natural. But here at Mason Rx Pharmacy, we believe true beauty radiates from within.

Why Ditch the Filters? 

Filters are fun, but they can create unrealistic beauty standards.  Studies show constant exposure to filtered images can lead to lower self-esteem: and a distorted perception of beauty.  Wouldn't you rather rock your natural glow with confidence? ‍♀ 

Mason Rx: Your Partner in Inner & Outer Beauty 

At Mason Rx, we believe beauty starts from within. That's why we offer a massive selection of over 450+ health and beauty supplements designed to help you achieve a radiant complexion, healthy hair, and strong nails – all naturally! 

Here are some Mason Rx must-haves to ditch the filters and embrace your natural beauty: 

1. Suave Moisturizing Body Wash - Cocoa Butter & Shea (15 Fl Oz): Pamper your skin with this luxurious body wash infused with nourishing cocoa butter and shea butter, leaving you feeling soft and smooth. 

User Testimonial -

"I used to be so self-conscious about dry skin, but since using Suave Moisturizing Body Wash, my skin feels amazing! It's helped my confidence soar." - Sarah K., College Student 

2. White Diamonds Body Radiance Perfumed Body Powder (2.6 OZ): Keep things fresh and fragrant with this classic, light-scented body powder.

User Testimonial -

"This body powder is a lifesaver in the summer heat! It keeps me feeling cool and confident all day long." - Emily J., Marketing Professional 

3. Neutrogena - Beach Defense - Water + Sun - SPF 70 (1.0 FL OZ): Sun protection is essential for healthy, glowing skin. This broad-spectrum SPF 70 sunscreen provides powerful protection against harmful UVA/UVB rays. 

[fashionsmagic]

Authentic Beauty: Break Free from Dictates and Reveal Your Natural Glow

Forget the unrealistic beauty standards and the pressure to look forever young. True beauty, the kind that blossoms with time and reflects your unique journey, is worth celebrating. Embrace your age and reveal your natural glow because your confidence and zest for life are what make you truly beautiful. A Journey Through the Ages: Youthful Carefree Spirit: Discovering your unique beauty and…

[r-aindr0p]

Oh Dear...

*Hears the emergency rifle goes off in rhythm, from the sky*

That's too peaceful.

*Gently waves Blue fairy's wand replica on rook & yuu*

🪄 ✨

What I imagine happened somewhere in pomefiore

Which yuu though ?? surely not the one partially responsible for the invasion right ??

[kellieintheclouds]

Just a reminder half of my pictures have filters and I have makeup on.. this is actually how I look AND I’m fucking beautiful! ✨

also the sun was a paid actor this morning 🌞

[nanihirunkits]

As for Fadel, in this series...

[mamuzzy]

The original book version of Witcher had a short story named The Lesser Evil.

I read it far too long time ago, but it was about how Geralt got the name of the Butcher of Blaviken.

A Wizard offers a job to Geralt to protect him from a "Monster", a cursed girl who is out for her life and killing her is a lesser evil choice. Because Geralt has values of not killing people, he refuses.

When he meets the girl, Renfri, she tells Geralt her life story, telling him why she pursues the wizard, and wants to hire Geralt to help to kill him, because the wizard is a "Monster" and killing him would be the lesser evil. Geralt refuses and try to talk down Renfri to take revenge but in the end it was futile, the girl try it anyway.

Geralt always had trouble with choosing sides, the topic of neutrality, staying out of people's businesses once he knew too much.

In the end, Geralt can't run away from choosing sides, because he wanted to do the right thing. He ends up killing Renfri and her band while the wizard lives.

The mob turns against Geralt and shun him, and while the guards don't arrest him, because he protected the wizard, they ask him never to return to this town.

I think a lot about this story.

[tangents-within-tangents]

Would that there was a faithful, accurate adaptation of Dracula so that Jonathan Decker and Alan Seawright could discuss the nontoxic masculinity, healthy friendships, and the BEST MARRIAGE RELATIONSHIP IN FICTIONAL HISTORY but nooo!

[cvnfetti]

like/reblog if you save

[selicons]

ꕤ   𝙨𝙚𝙡𝙚𝙣𝙖 𝙜𝙤𝙢𝙚𝙯 𝙞𝙘𝙤𝙣𝙨   ꕤ  

𝙡𝙞𝙠𝙚 𝙤𝙧 𝙧𝙚𝙗𝙡𝙤𝙜 𝙞𝙛 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙨𝙖𝙫𝙚/𝙪𝙨𝙚

𝑒𝓃𝒿𝑜𝓎!

[pa-pa-plasma]

one of the things that will always destroy me is people believing that good story = darker/more mature/more sexual. this belief has ruined so many stories that could have been amazing & has prevented almost everyone from enjoying other really good stories simply because the age range it's aimed at is one they believe can't have complex themes, characters, plot, etc etc. they don't believe they can be moved by something a publisher or studio decided is for kids & so write it off without even thinking about it. biggest curse of being a writer who actually loves stories & telling them is that literally no one else cares in the most pessimistic, higher-than-thou, capitalism brainrot way you can imagine. & it's all automatic. because that's just what you're taught.

[tokyicons]

tini icons

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[artthatgivesmefeelings]

Jules Joseph Lefebvre (French, 1836 - 1911) Portrait of Julia Foster Ward, 1880

Lefebvre is noted for his historical and allegorical paintings. However, he considered portraits as important as history paintings. Between 1855 and 1898, Lefebvre exhibited 72 portraits, including this one, at the Paris Salon.

Born in 1857, Julia Ward was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Seeley Ward. She is shown in three-quarter profile in richly embroidered classically-inspired garb: note the skillfully-rendered golden threads at her shoulders. This is likely a posthumous portrait commissioned by her parents after her death in 1878. The crown of morning glories may reference the brevity of her life: the flowers bloom and die within a single day.

[marsmad]

He really does love this filter and what is going on with that tongue action 😜💖😜💖😜💖😜💖😜💖

[daisybell-on-a-carousel]

Theyre going to think I like canon and purely canon if I keep going on like this

[idlebug]

finding a blog that posts cool art music and fashion: 😁

all the other posts are reminiscent of 2014 "pale blogs", full of "ballet aesthetic" adjacent images, very pale thin women's bodies / exploitative model photography, childish anime girls in sexy poses with meme text over them, and text posts from op talking about dieting and skincare: 🙁

[strangebnny]

Happy to add a crow skull/bones to my collection soon 😔🫶🏻