Hairy Women's legs aren't scary or uncommon. If we all stopped shaving we'd see how hairy we are. Normalizing hairy legs on women isn't about shocking you but rather making you understand that women have ALWAYS had hair on their legs and it's natural. The beauty industry made us believe that it was shameful to have body hair as women ONLY to sell a razor but we've always been hairy and it's never been shameful to have hair. In some cultures, body hair is seen as feminine, a sign of beauty, maturity & fertility... It's even quite sexy for some so I'm here to show you my hairy legs so that we as a collective can stop being shocked but accept the reality that...WOMEN HAVE BODY HAIR
While youāre all alone feeling overwhelmed about the way your body looks remember that most of what we worry about donāt matter, we simply are small ants on this big earth. We share the same flaws and all seek perfection not because we as women wanted to but because our eyes have been maliciously directed at the constant need to look at our bodies and judge them and seek the products that are marketed to us while they are the same people that made us believe that these little small normal things are things we should HATE. I hope that after seeing this post you start feeling more normal because no matter how close you get to thinking you achieved perfection you will NEVER BE PERFECT, itās easier to accept yourself as you are and love the body you are in than waste your money and tears on a body that will never be perfect according to society.
Bodies will always look different because there are 8 billion people in the world and we arenāt all meant to look the same. But we all have similar human features, and this includes things like body hair, stretch marks, skin texture and crooked teeth. Women are often judged by society, especially for having body hair, but we want to remind you that it is absolutely normal and human to grow it!! Some people have more, some people have less, but it exists and you donāt have to be ashamed of it. Hair isnāt gross, it isnāt unhygienic. Itās human, itās natural and itās absolutely normal. Please donāt shame yourself for being human. Youāre not alive to conform to a rigid set of beauty standards created by billionaires in the beauty industry. Youāre allowed to exist as you are and to enjoy life without constantly worrying about your appearance. We hope this reminder helped you today and weāre both sending you so much love, you got this!!! For more body confidence reminders, follow āŖ@queen_esie⬠and āŖ@saggysara⬠⨠. . #bodypositive#bodyhair#confidence#reminders
Iāve been HAIRY & UNASHAMED for 6 YEARS! I created the Lavender Project in 2019 which started my journey as a Body Hair Activist šŖ»Normalizing female body hair became my mission and to help women learn to love themselves despite unrealistic societal beauty standards. I hope Iāve helped some of you heal as much as Iāve healed over the years āļø
You can call me Queen Esther from now onāØļø I've decided to change my name from Queen Esie to Queen Esther šøš¾ but I will be keeping my handle @queen_esie on all my socials (IG, Tiktok, youtube, pinterest and more) , esie was short for Esther Since my name is Esther I rather call myself Queen Esther rather than esie š·spread the word š
I am so happy š to invite you all to my solo exhibition Welcome to the Garden at la Maison de la Culture Janine-Sutto in Montreal! The opening is Nov 14th from 5-7pm, I'll be showing new artworks of hairy womenš· I've been working on this project for over a year and can't wait for you to see it! It's free, come with friends & family! . šMaison de la culture Janine-Sutto (Montreal) š Opening: Nov 14 from 5-7pm š Nov 14- Jan 12th . . #art #bodypositive#bodypositivitymovement#bodyhair#queenesie#bodypositivityĀ Ā
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Hairy Women's legs aren't scary or uncommon. If we all stopped shaving we'd see how hairy we are. Normalizing hairy legs on women isn't about shocking you but rather making you understand that women have ALWAYS had hair on their legs and it's natural. The beauty industry made us believe that it was shameful to have body hair as women ONLY to sell a razor but we've always been hairy and it's never been shameful to have hair. In some cultures, body hair is seen as feminine, a sign of beauty, maturity & fertility... It's even quite sexy for some so I'm here to show you my hairy legs so that we as a collective can stop being shocked but accept the reality that...WOMEN HAVE BODY HAIR
#bodyhair #bodypositivity #bodypositive #femininehygiene #travel
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While youāre all alone feeling overwhelmed about the way your body looks remember that most of what we worry about donāt matter, we simply are small ants on this big earth. We share the same flaws and all seek perfection not because we as women wanted to but because our eyes have been maliciously directed at the constant need to look at our bodies and judge them and seek the products that are marketed to us while they are the same people that made us believe that these little small normal things are things we should HATE. I hope that after seeing this post you start feeling more normal because no matter how close you get to thinking you achieved perfection you will NEVER BE PERFECT, itās easier to accept yourself as you are and love the body you are in than waste your money and tears on a body that will never be perfect according to society.
#bodyhair #bodypositivity #bodypositive #confidenceisperfection #selfloveā¤ļø
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Let's talkš«¢š #bodyhair #bodypositive #bodypositivity #montreal
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Bodies will always look different because there are 8 billion people in the world and we arenāt all meant to look the same. But we all have similar human features, and this includes things like body hair, stretch marks, skin texture and crooked teeth.
Women are often judged by society, especially for having body hair, but we want to remind you that it is absolutely normal and human to grow it!!
Some people have more, some people have less, but it exists and you donāt have to be ashamed of it.
Hair isnāt gross, it isnāt unhygienic.
Itās human, itās natural and itās absolutely normal.
Please donāt shame yourself for being human.
Youāre not alive to conform to a rigid set of beauty standards created by billionaires in the beauty industry. Youāre allowed to exist as you are and to enjoy life without constantly worrying about your appearance.
We hope this reminder helped you today and weāre both sending you so much love, you got this!!!
For more body confidence reminders, follow āŖ@queen_esie⬠and āŖ@saggysara⬠āØ
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#bodypositive #bodyhair #confidence #reminders
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Iāve been HAIRY & UNASHAMED for 6 YEARS! I created the Lavender Project in 2019 which started my journey as a Body Hair Activist šŖ»Normalizing female body hair became my mission and to help women learn to love themselves despite unrealistic societal beauty standards. I hope Iāve helped some of you heal as much as Iāve healed over the years āļø
Link in bio to learn more about the Lavender Project and get your limited edition tote bag to celebrate this moment āØ
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Queen Esieš·
You can call me Queen Esther from now onāØļø
I've decided to change my name from Queen Esie to Queen Esther šøš¾ but I will be keeping my handle @queen_esie on all my socials (IG, Tiktok, youtube, pinterest and more) , esie was short for Esther
Since my name is Esther I rather call myself Queen Esther rather than esie š·spread the word š
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Queen Esieš·
I am so happy š to invite you all to my solo exhibition Welcome to the Garden at la Maison de la Culture Janine-Sutto in Montreal! The opening is Nov 14th from 5-7pm, I'll be showing new artworks of hairy womenš· I've been working on this project for over a year and can't wait for you to see it!
It's free, come with friends & family!
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šMaison de la culture Janine-Sutto (Montreal)
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#bodypositive #bodypositivitymovement #bodyhair #queenesie #bodypositivityĀ Ā
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Not your typical Before & After š #bodyhair #bodypositive #bodypositivity #selflove
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Normalize body hair because itās just body hair š
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