Without filters: The model and businesswoman posted an empowering female post on Instagram and received hundreds of encouraging comments
After previously revealing an unfiltered picture of her acne, Natalie Dadon continues to support the empowering message of "natural is the best", and today (Monday) uploads an unpolished picture of her.
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"Be the best version of yourself and not as if," Dadon opened the post, in which she presented two images side by side: one ragged and flawless and the other natural with stretch marks and cellulite.
Change begins in us.
I have a responsibility to every girl and woman and in general to any follower who chooses to be here, admitting that I have more than once chosen to present a reality not as it really is (not something you did not know about this world), Dadon confessed.
"This is not the first time I have shared my truth, from the wounds that come to visit from time to time, stretch marks and tears that weight and pregnancy have left their mark, and here it is, the cellulite that took over me and I was ashamed to upload. "A magazine from a world that you will not make a mistake) in a world that is all filters, we are moving away from ourselves. What a piece, I do fall in love with every part and invest in myself where it can be improved. Self-love girls," .
Dadon's empowering confession and exposure managed to generate a wave of reinforcing and embracing comments from 728,000 followers on the page and the post gained over 13,000 likes within a few hours.
"Take, you fell," Jordan Wiesel wrote, attaching a crown icon.
"This is my love," Jordan Edri cheered, and Dennis Cherkov added, "Queen."
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Another person who commented on the post was Alexa Doll, who wrote: "Amazing. Well done. Keep spreading truth and good in the world, stunning."
Concurrent with Paragon to Dadon, Doll herself posted a similar post in which she exposed her face in a picture with acne alongside a ragged picture and wrote: "Stop hating yourself for what you see on Instagram. Enough, not tired? Not tired of waking up in the morning and feeling okay with yourself, but "Within a minute of scrolling the feed, you enter the story and see another network anchor smiling at you with a perfect filter and suddenly all confidence is lost."
"Aren't you tired of hating yourself because of Instagram? Because of a stupid app you ruin your life and hate yourself more and more every day? You look in the mirror and see that in life you will not have perfect skin, you will not have a glowing smile because you have nothing to rejoice at all. "The truth is that everyone always takes 100 angles and pictures to choose the one they look the thinnest and longest in," Doll wrote.
"Take a breath and start telling yourself that you accept yourself just the way you are. It's okay if you gained weight. It's okay if you have eczema. It's okay if you were just dumped - I promise you it's good. Stupid, "Doll concluded.