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This week we re celebrating female founders and the can t-live-without products they ve created
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Founder: Marcia Kilgore
Loved by: Victoria Woodhall, editorial director
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As well as creating unrealistic beauty standards, the psychological implications of seeing retouched images are significant, especially with the huge rise of influencers flaunting unrealistic beauty standards in far flung, sun drenched locations.
It comes after 57 percent of Gen Z feel lockdown has affected their confidence because they are indoors all day, while 38 percent said their appearance has suffered with an increase in blemishes.
And 35 percent blame their lack of confidence on how ‘pale and unhealthy’ they believe they look.
One in three (30 percent) feel low in self-esteem with their appearance when they go to the supermarket and 35 percent are suffering from lockdown blues on video calls.