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She’s Already Beautiful In The Beginning. She Ends As A Reason Why We Have Toxic Beauty Ideals.

Boggie is a Hungarian singer who released this video in 2013 about what we do to the already-beautiful human body to sell an unattainable ideal. Even if you’ve seen this already, it’s worth seeing again.

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