Some unknown facts about models
Modeling facts that show the catwalk is not all glitz and glamour
Pak Chronicle Web Desk
Models often face intense pressure to maintain a certain body shape and weight, which can lead to eating disorders and other health problems.
The modeling industry has been criticized for perpetuating unrealistic beauty standards and excluding diverse body types and skin tones.
Many models work long hours without breaks or adequate compensation, leading to fatigue and burnout.
Runway shows often require models to walk in uncomfortable or impractical shoes, which can lead to foot and ankle injuries.
Behind the scenes, there is often a high level of competition and tension among models, designers, and other industry professionals.
Models are frequently subjected to objectification and sexual harassment, both on and off the runway.
The modeling industry has a history of exploiting young and inexperienced models, who may not fully understand their rights or be able to negotiate fair contracts.
The pressure to constantly maintain a certain image can take a toll on models’ mental health, leading to anxiety, depression, and other issues.
Models often have to travel frequently and spend extended periods away from their families and support systems.
The fashion industry is known for its environmental impact, with many clothing brands and production methods contributing to pollution and waste.
Despite the glitz and glamour associated with the runway, modeling can be a highly competitive and unpredictable career path, with many models experiencing periods of unemployment and financial instability.
Models use cocoa powder instead of shampoo
Models’ hairstyle generally becomes talk of the town in some cases and they take special care of their hair. Mostly the top models avoid using shampoos because of chemicals which this stuff might have and they are bad for healthy hair and eventually they create bad impact on their hair style.
A renowned model, Emily Didonato prefers to use cocoa powder to give break to her hair from chemicals.
Although there are some models who never cocoa powder as an alternate to shampoo on following grounds.
Cocoa powder is not designed to balance the pH of your scalp or remove excess oils, dirt, and product buildup from your hair, as shampoos do.
While natural remedies can be effective for some hair care needs, it is important to use products that are specifically designed for your hair type and concerns to ensure that you are taking proper care of your hair and scalp.
How models blow their nose:
There are different techniques that common people use for blowing their nose, but this is not the case with models
The most common type of blowing nose involves using a tissue or handkerchief.
They take a clean tissue or handkerchief and hold it up to the nose with one hand and with the other hand, they gently press one nostril closed. They take a deep breath and then blow gently through the open nostril into the tissue or handkerchief. They repeat this process on the other nostril.
However, models got different technique for blowing their nose.
They take a tissue paper or handkerchief and insert it directly into the nostrils. After it they blow gently and try to do it as quietly as possible without creating nose blowing noises.
This way might be bit uncomfortable but it give them edge not to get unwanted attention of cameras.
How models eliminate acne:
Models use things for removing acne which they find in the kitchen or they are easily available in most household units.
There are also several natural remedies that can help to reduce acne and prevent future breakouts. Here are some natural methods which models use to eliminate acne:
Keep the skin clean: They keep face clean by washing face twice a day with a mild cleanser can help to remove excess oil, dirt, and dead skin cells that can contribute to acne.
Use tea tree oil: Tea tree oil has antimicrobial properties that can help to kill the bacteria that causes acne. Dilute tea tree oil with a carrier oil such as coconut oil and apply it to your skin as a spot treatment.
Apply honey: many models use honey which has antibacterial properties and it can help to reduce inflammation. They apply a small amount of honey directly to acne and leave it on for 10-15 minutes before rinsing off.
Use aloe vera: Aloe vera has anti-inflammatory properties that can help to reduce redness and swelling associated with acne. Most model apply a small amount of aloe vera gel to acne and leave it on for 10-15 minutes before rinsing off.
Stay hydrated: Drinking plenty of water can help to keep your skin hydrated and prevent dryness, which can contribute to acne. Most female models know this fact and they drink plenty of water to keep their faces acne free.
Posing for photographs can be painful
Posing for a photo shoot is sometimes very painful for models. If they experience physical pain after a photo shoot they take care of themselves to prevent further discomfort and injury.
Stretching: Stretching before and after a photo shoot can help prevent muscle strain and soreness. The models focus on the areas that were used the most during the shoot, such as arms, legs, back, and neck.
Ice: They apply an ice pack to the affected area for 15-20 minutes at a time, several times a day. This help them to reduce swelling and inflammation.
Massage: A gentle massage is always helpful to relieve tension in the muscles and improve circulation. The models do self-massage or seek the help of a professional massage therapist.
Models apply lip balm on the face:
Models generally use Lip balm to moisturize and protect the lips from becoming dry or chapped. However, there are some models who also use it to keep their face lively, shining and moisturized.
According to some makeup artists, models apply lip balm to various parts of the face including eyelids, cheekbones, bridge of the nose, and top of the mouth. It looks strange but what they say nothing is strange when it comes to showbiz celebrities who are extraordinary careful about their appearance in public.
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