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“My followers   were validating  a version of me that didn’t exist”

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Beauty products can no longer be promoted on social media using misleading filters, thanks to Sasha Pallari. The campaigner, make-up artist and influencer says we can all help others feel beautiful in their own skin

It all started on a quiet Friday night in June 2020 when I posted a story on Instagram asking people to share their unfiltered selfies. I’m a make-up artist by profession, so my feed is often full of beauty looks, but – and especially after spending more time than usual on my phone during lockdown – I noticed that I hardly ever saw photos showing real skin. Everyone was filtering their pictures

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