9 Influencers who inspire us to break free from beauty standards

Working with social networks has become an increasingly common profession. So common, that people with more followers become influential for what they say and spread on their accounts — earning the name of one of the most coveted positions at the moment: that of digital influencer.

Currently, Instagram has popularized content niches and subjects for different interests. With the ease of dissemination of information, many women use their accounts to talk about topics that still intrigue society, such as body acceptance outside established standards.

O awesome.club believes that every woman should love herself the way she is, and be free to accept her natural body — without feeling cornered by the judgment of others. Check the list of influencers amazing people who treat this subject in such a natural way.

The digital influencer is known for commenting on differences in bodies and how we can free ourselves from the standards imposed by society — that every woman should be thin and the like. Alexandra has another Instagram account called Free Body Movement, where he shares stories and images from other Internet users. THE influencer It has several videos and testimonials in its main account, it is worth checking out.

On her Instagram, Mirian shows the evolution of acceptance of her body, and how she overcame her eating problems. Through her social network, influencer promotes the importance of accepting yourself as you are, not the way society imposes.

With her colorful and unmistakable hair, both on her Instagram and on her YouTube channel, Maíra deals with subjects such as gordophobia, feminism and abusive relationships. Medeiros also talks about accepting bodies and beliefs created by society.

Julia Tolezano — or Jout Jout, is known for her YouTube channel, where she deals with subjects such as feminism, body acceptance and relationships. THE vlogger has numerous videos on its channel on various topics aimed at the female audience, and the best: in a didactic and simple way.

the young influencer uses her Instagram account to talk about subjects like body acceptance — which is outside of society’s standards, and the aesthetic pressure that every woman should shave, among other things.

In an interview for the magazine WhimNaetê says: “It was talking to other girls that I realized that the more the hair deviates from the ‘standard of femininity’, that is, it is thicker, in greater quantity or darker, the harder it is for a woman to detach from it and see ( depilation) as a social imposition, because that has already become a symbol that ‘masculinizes’ her, that distances her from the feminine ideal that we should appear”.

THE influencer is a journalist and has a blog called Ju Romano — Between Tufts and Vinyls🇧🇷 On her Instagram account, Juliana posts several makeup, hair and fashion tips plus sizein addition to talking to her followers about accepting their bodies and female autonomy.

In addition to being a digital influencer, Joana and her friend Carla Paredes have a blog called Talk About Self Esteem, where they discuss female self-esteem. Cannabrava also has an Instagram account where she repeats her work partnership with her friend — and both discuss topics such as fatphobia, relationships and women’s empowerment.

the blogger and influencer Carla Lemos had a blog about Brazilian fashion and representation — one of the oldest in the scene and probably one of the most influential. In addition to his Instagram and his old website, Lemos also has a group on his Facebook, which takes the name of Modices, the same as his blog, which Lemos recently turned into a consultancy. On their social media, influencer deals with issues such as empowerment, acceptance, among others.

A public figure, Isabella also brings topics such as empowerment and body acceptance on her Instagram. In her social networks and interviews, the young woman questions several prejudices that society creates — such as, for example, the “mandatory” of depilation.

These influencers inspired you not to give importance to imposed standards and other people’s judgment? What is your opinion about the pressure imposed on women’s lives? Share your views in our comments section.