INSANE Asian Beauty Standards | Pink4 |

Hi Pinkfoy girlies! Welcome back to Pinkfoy, where your glow-up era begins. Anyways, today we're going to unfold some of the hottest and craziest Asian beauty trends. Candy gossip! Alright, so unrealistic shapes, M-shaped lips. The M-shaped lips are basically the lips that mostly strongly resemble the letter M. M-shaped lips, also known as smiling lips, are lips where the upper lip has two noticeable peaks with a dip in the middle, creating a shape similar to the letter M. They're usually associated with a defined cupid's bow and can make the lips look elegant, doll-like, and naturally sculpted. The shape can be soft and subtle, or more sharp and dramatic, depending on the person's features and makeup style. In many beauty trends, especially Korean and East Asian makeup styles, M-shaped lips are often highlighted because they give a youthful and refined look. So cute, but not very natural. Another crazy shape, V-shaped jawline. What is a V-shaped jawline? A V-shaped jawline is a face shape where the jaw gradually narrows from the cheeks down to a slimmer, more pointed chin, creating a soft V appearance. It's often associated with a delicate, defined, and youthful look. In many Asian beauty trends, especially Korean beauty standards, a V-line face is considered elegant because it makes the face appear slimmer and more sculpted. Some people naturally have this shape, while others use makeup, hairstyles, or contouring techniques to create the illusion of it, while some choose plastic surgery. What are tiny wastes? Tiny wastes, also known as ant-sized wastes, are the kind of wastes that are very slim and small, like an ant. So here are their trends. The most common waste test is when you place an A4, A4 guys, not A3, not A2, not A1, an A4 piece of paper, A4 sheet of paper in front of your waist. And if your waist disappears, like it cannot be seen, it's not visible behind a piece of paper, it means you've passed the test. And I swear my waist is slim, but it is not that tiny. All right, thank y'all. Hashtag one, big eyes. See the circle right there? Yep. The influencer big eyes aesthetic has been trending across multiple platforms, especially Douyin, which is just a Chinese version of TikTok. Actually, that name is very nice. Anyways, this trend involves creating an illusion of big eyes using makeup. The main illusion are the eye bags, like this thing, not the tire usual eye bags, but instead the curvy soft ones that create the reminiscent type, like this one right here, like the one in the picture. All right. Anyways, what is Aegyo? Aegyo is a Korean term for behaving in a cute, coquettish, or childlike manner. It involves using a high pitched voice, exaggerating facial expressions, like pouting or widening the eyes, and playful gestures to express affection. I got a favorite. Got a favorite, yeah. All right, unhealthy standards. I only know one today, but tell me if you want episode two. Anyways, so unhealthy standards. Chopstick legs. Oh my god, these are literally two chopsticks, guys. Two chopsticks right here. She probably needs like three chopsticks to cover her legs. China's chopstick legs aesthetic is truly concerning. Chopstick legs are exactly what they sound like, although they aren't exactly chopstick size, or else I would be really concerning, but they do resemble two chopsticks. Anyways, chopstick legs is a popular Chinese beauty standard that refers to exceptionally long, thin, and straight legs, often characterized by a noticeable gap between the thighs. It favors a digitally, digitally, see it's digital, digital, digitally, oh my god, digitally altered aesthetic of slenderness over muscularity, leading to intense social media pressure and extreme diet or surgical fat. Yes, oh my god, yes, surgical fat, so realistic. Anyways, pink fur hotties, which means us and you guys, you girls, thank you for further information. Please contact us, pinkfur.com, and my email, and our channel link, https://www.ganjinworld.com. Anyways, thank you for watching this video till the end, and I'll see you next time. Bye-bye.