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Haifa Beauty Expert Discusses Social Media's Impact on Beauty Trends

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Haifa-based beauty expert Ulfet Arabi spoke on Hala TV about how social media dictates beauty trends and how women can distinguish between fads and real needs.

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  • Social media significantly impacts beauty trends and consumer choices.
  • Women face challenges distinguishing trends from genuine needs.
  • Influencers rapidly spread new beauty advice and products.
  • Idealized images and filters dominate online beauty content.
  • Expert advice is needed to navigate beauty choices.

Ulfet Arabi, a beauty expert from Haifa, discussed the evolving world of beauty and the significant influence of social media on consumer choices in a recent interview with Hala TV. Arabi highlighted how social media platforms have become central to daily life, rapidly disseminating new makeup and skincare trends to vast audiences.

She noted that influencers' experiences and advice can quickly become phenomena, with women facing an overwhelming array of options, filters, short videos, and trending products. Arabi addressed the challenge women face in discerning what truly suits them amidst the constant influx of information and idealized images.

The expert emphasized the need for women to differentiate between fleeting trends and genuine needs when making beauty choices. The interview explored how women can navigate this complex landscape to select products and treatments that are appropriate for them.

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