Thursday 7 May 2015

WHY CELEBRITIES OR ANYONE SHOULD NOT BE IMITATED TOTALLY- LIES, LIES AND MORE LIES

Wild one: The teen enjoys posting an endless stream of selfies on social media

The youngest of the Kardashian clan Kylie Jenner recently came out clean about her lips. She admitted FINALLY she had temporary lip fillers which  is a cosmetic procedure. In the past, she attributed her full lips to makeup art and a special makeup application technique.

Kylie's new full and succulent lips, however, inspired a worrying trend  tagged the '#kyliejennerchallenge', which went viral on social media, encouraging teens to blow their lips up to large proportions using bottles or shot glasses.
The  painful method entails participants placing their mouth over the opening of a cup, jar or other narrow vessel and sucking in until the air vacuum causes their lips to swell up  with the hopes of having Kylie's lips .
This caused  both boys and girls, to share the disturbing results of their experiments on Twitter and Instagram, which in many cases has led to severe bruising around the mouth.
I think this is a big lesson to everyone. Going through this blog, you will find countless teens with bruises on their mouths trying to imitate Kylie all detrimental to their health while my dear Ky, had been having the best treatments from qualified doctors.
You should never envy nor imitate anyone or a celeb  in total. 
You never really know the true story behind successes, achievements , feats by the high and mighty unless they truly come out clean.
While you are at home feeling sad, you don't have a  body like Beyonce, Nicki Minaj, Kim Kardashian  ( some actually undergo surgeries to have similar body parts like them) , or money like Dangote, Otedola and the rest, ask yourself- What actually is the true story?
I admit some of the rich and famous can serve as inspiration in so many areas, but to totally imitate them is a no no.




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