Scars, moles, and extra nipples are all subject to cosmetic correction unless the owner regard them as beauty marks.

The popular notion of beauty is perfect all throughout, hair to heels. Makeup and cosmetics are invented for human’s need to conceal the perceived mess in their body, that is, the ‘imperfections’. But really, who defines a part of you as imperfect? These people are focused on camera but they won’t care:

Madonna’s teeth gap

Madonna's teeth gap, celebrity imperfections

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Kiefer Sutherland’s & Mila Kunis’s heterochromia (different eye colors)

Kiefer Sutherland's and Mila Kunis's heterochromia (different color of eyes), celebrity imperfections

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Kiefer Sutherland's and Mila Kunis's heterochromia (different color of eyes), celebrity imperfections

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Joaquin Phoenix’s lip scar

Joaquin Phoenix's lip scar, celebrity imperfections

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Mariah Carey’s facial mole

Mariah Carey's facial mole, celebrity imperfections

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Mark Wahlberg’s third nipple

Mark Wahlberg's third nipple, celebrity imperfections

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Mila Kunis could just wear matching contact lenses, or Mark Wahlberg could pay a doctor to scrape off his extra nipple. But they haven’t, and it shows that they are not ashamed to carry the ‘imperfections’ themselves. The tricky truth is, a perfect human has imperfections.

I love that these people didn’t succumbed to the demands of hypocritical beauty. I have a scar on my cheek. What imperfection in your body are you proud of?

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