40 beauty standard phrases that will make you reflect on what is beautiful

Who said that the standard of beauty is what really counts? There is nothing more beautiful than people being themselves.

Standards serve more to keep people from recognizing their own beauty and setting impossible goals than they do to determining what is beautiful.

While beauty standards force you to change to fit in, freedom from your original traits helps you love yourself as you are.

The problem with the standard of beauty is that we are all equal. In other words, this is impossible.

Who imposed the beauty standards and said they were right? Don’t listen to those kind of people. Some people put you down to feel superior.

The magazine cover is a lie. They want you to believe in a standard that doesn’t even exist.

Beauty standards exclude the plurality of bodies, traits and types of beauty.

Beauty standards change over time and seem to become more unattainable every year.

It is sexist to accept that unattainable standards define women’s beauty while emphasizing that they must pursue them all their lives.

Just follow your beauty standard, be original and leave society with its photocopies alone.

The way beauty standards affect women is a thousand times greater than how it affects men.

May no standard of beauty diminish you or make you feel that you are less than amazing.

We are all different and it would be impossible to standardize ourselves. You are beautiful in your own way!

Following beauty standards can take up so much time that you’ll forget to live.

The standard of beauty imposes that there is perfection, but it is unreal and will never be achieved.

Don’t try to fit the beauty standards. You are already amazing just the way you are.

Spending your life seeking to be part of a standard of beauty is spending your time with something that doesn’t exist.

Beauty standards assume that there is only one way to be beautiful and that anything that doesn’t fit is not worth appreciating.

Beauty doesn’t have to follow imposed standard. She just needs to be in your heart.

For a world where there is respect for the bodies of others and the plurality of existing beauties!

Beautiful is not only those who fit the standards, but those who learn to free themselves from them.

Don’t let beauty standards stop you from loving yourself and finding yourself beautiful just the way you are.

Being okay with your reflection in the mirror is more important than trying to conform to a pattern.

The only thing generated by trying to conform to the imposed standard is frustration.

Beauty without pattern is much more charming and original than the pattern of beauty.

The standard of beauty imposed by society makes people being labeled ugly without even a chance to show that there is charm and authenticity in their own features.

Don’t let beauty standards blind you to what’s beautiful but standardized.

Beauty standards don’t define me. Who has to think I’m wonderful, it’s me.

Being all the same would make life so boring. Beauty standards cannot understand this.

I don’t care about beauty standards, I just care about feeling good and beautiful inside my own shell.

Beauty standards are unattainable, but they will try to convince you otherwise at all costs.

Who defined what beauty standards are these? Questioning will make you free from these impositions.

Diversity is the true standard of beauty because it contemplates all types that exist.

The most genuine way to fight beauty standards is to feel amazing about your own beauty.

Don’t feel bad about not conforming to the imposed standard of beauty. You are much prettier than they try to tell you.

When you free yourself from beauty standards, you realize that you’ve always been beautiful, but you had a hard time believing it.

Don’t put your health at risk to fit into a pattern that is impossible to achieve.

Run away from what beauty standards try to say and you will be much happier.

The ideal body is the one that allows you to be free, not the one that fits a standard of beauty.

Beauty standard is you being comfortable with who you are.