Wolfheart wrote:
She looks absolutely stunning with make up on, better than most celebrities I have seen without make up.

The point I am making is that fitness models are much better role models over glamour or fashion models because they are actually promoting a healthy and sustainable lifestyle instead of one that is based on vanity or a lifestyle that is unhealthy.
Uhm.... no.
Even many of the 120lb girl fitness models are on steroids. And then for photoshoots, they purposely dehydrate themselves and stuff. Bodybuilding in it's modern form I don't believe is a pursuit of utmost health. And I do believe it's pretty vain, not that there's worse things you can be doing with your time. I mean if you wanna devote your life to how you look, then more power to you, but it's not my thing, at least that mindset.
I think much better role models for girls are female athletes. As they're about function and not about form alone, whereas a fitness model is just a glamour model, but for the fitness industry. Female athletes are also seen, at, well, their strongest. This happens for guys and girls, they'll see a picture on a fitness model thing, or of a bodybuilder, and not realize they're dehydrated on the day of the shoot, they've been cutting probably in prep for the shoot, etc, and then they go "YOU CAN LOOK LIKE THIS" when they don't even look like that most of the year. At least with athletes, what you're seeing is really what you get.
As far as makeup and healthy skin, I noticed this a lot when I got my license picture taken again. My skin got a LOT better looking from eating more cabbage and carrots, carotenoids help your skin a lot. My skin was pasty lame when I was 230 in 2009, and then when I got it retaken it was a nice healthy glow. Here's an example...
1st is pale, 2nd is tan, 3rd is after increasing carotenoid intake.
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