Images in magazines and online have the potential to cause low self-esteem in some women, since they depict photos of actresses and models with flawless skin, firm neck skin, shiny hair and blindingly white teeth.
However, ladies should keep in mind that no one is perfect – even the women who are featured in advertisements and fashion magazines.
In fact, the problem of the public being barraged with unrealistic images of women has become so prevalent that researchers at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire developed a tool that can spot image fraud.
"The hope is that this will shed light on the culture of 'airbrushing' in the advertising and fashion-magazine industries," according to an article in the journal Nature.
The Daily Mail also reported on the new technology and featured before and after images of models and celebrities who received extensive photoshop treatment. In one photo, the wrinkles around actress Kim Cattrall's eyes have been completely removed, and her bit of loose neck skin has been erased.
Instead of letting saggy jowls affect self-esteem, ladies should use the best neck creams on the market while learning to accept certain signs of aging.
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