#NOCOMPETITION

SK-II and Olympic Athletes Challenge Women To Shatter Toxic Competitions In Beauty - Seite 2

"In today's society, if you want to be considered beautiful, you would have to look, act and feel a certain way. For example, on social media, to be beautiful is to have a certain type of physique, behave a certain way and portray to the world how happy and carefree you're feeling. More and more girls curate these 'perfect' social media profiles thinking this is the only way to be beautiful," shared Delphine Buttin, Global SK-II Olympic Games Program Leader. "But there should be no competing standards on how someone should look feel and act. Beauty is #NOCOMPETITION and our athletes are a true testament to this."

"Competition in beauty has always been present. But it is impossible to ignore how unhealthy it has become these days, fueled by culture, media, society... and beauty brands like ours! We all have part to play. As a beauty brand, our role is to help build confidence and spread positivity and not create pressure and toxicity," added Sandeep Seth, Chief Executive Officer, Global SK-II.  "As a leading beauty brand we want to take a stand and lend our voice to put a stop to this toxic competition. Through #NOCOMPETITION, we hope to create a mass platform of action that inspires women to break out of toxic competitions in beauty and start defining what beauty means for themselves, in the broader sense—without letting pressure dictate their choices."

To find out more about #NOCOMPETITION and learn how you can support and lend your voice to the cause, please visit https://nocompetition.sk-ii.com/campaign/manifesto.

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