concept   beauty
29 commonsense assertions
Cultures (29) • Western cultures (1) • Japan (1) • Eastern countries (1) • Pacific Islands (1) • East Asia (1) • India (1) • African cultures (1) • Sweden (1) • Australia (1) • Hollywood (1) • Hollywood industry (1) • Traditional cultures (1) • influencer culture (1) • literature (1) • African diaspora (1) • African philosophy (1) • Ancient Greek culture (1) • Caribbean (1) • China (1) • Indigenous cultures (1) Jamaica (1) • Latin America (1) • Modern societal views (1) • Netherlands (1) • Persian poetry (1) • Polynesia (1) • Western philosophy (1) • modern era (1) • television broadcasting (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 beauty Western cultures In Western cultures, beauty is often associated with a slim, youthful appearance and fair complexion. 23
2 beauty Japan In Japan, beauty is often characterized by pale skin, small features, and a natural look. 8
3 beauty Eastern countries In Eastern countries, beauty values balance, fair skin, and natural products with traditional herbal ingredients. 6
4 beauty Pacific Islands In Pacific Island culture, beauty is traditionally associated with fuller body types and intricate body art. 5
5 beauty East Asia Beauty in East Asian culture values pale skin, respect for age, and a slender body type. 4
6 beauty India In India, beauty is associated with colorful makeup, fair skin, traditional attire, natural products, henna designs, and dark-colored hair. 4
7 beauty African cultures African cultures celebrate natural features such as darker skin, fuller figures, and traditional attire as beautiful. 3
8 beauty Sweden In Swedish culture, there is an emphasis on natural beauty, simplicity, fair skin, and minimalist beauty. 3
9 beauty Australia In Australia, there is a preference for natural, sun-kissed beauty and interest in organic products. 2
10 beauty Hollywood Hollywood culture promotes highly curated and glamorous beauty standards. 2
11 beauty Hollywood industry Hollywood industry promotes highly sculpted and individualistic beauty standards. 2
12 beauty Traditional cultures Traditional beauty standards value natural features and simplicity in beauty. 2
13 beauty influencer culture Influencers promote makeup and cosmetic procedures to earn revenue and pursue unique appearances in the beauty culture. 2
14 beauty literature In literature, beauty is depicted through inner qualities in classic works. 2
15 beauty African diaspora African diaspora culture embraces diverse natural hair textures, body shapes, and darker skin tones as beauty ideals. 1
16 beauty African philosophy African philosophy emphasizes that beauty is connected to inner qualities, character, and the well-being of individuals in the community. 1
17 beauty Ancient Greek culture In Ancient Greek culture, beauty was considered as an expression of goodness and moral virtue. 1
18 beauty Caribbean In Caribbean culture, dark/tanned skin is often considered beautiful. 1
19 beauty China In Chinese culture, there is a preference for pale skin and delicate features as the concept of beauty. 1
20 beauty Indigenous cultures Indigenous cultures define beauty through traditions, connection to nature, and community. 1
21 beauty Jamaica In Jamaican culture, dark or tanned skin is often seen as beautiful. 1
22 beauty Latin America In Latin American culture, a curvy body type is often considered beautiful. 1
23 beauty Modern societal views Modern societal views of beauty are often associated with youthfulness and specific physical traits. 1
24 beauty Netherlands In the Netherlands, natural beauty is emphasized in their cultural concept of beauty. 1
25 beauty Persian poetry In Persian poetry, beauty is often revered as a divine reflection. 1
26 beauty Polynesia In Polynesian culture, a fuller body type is traditionally considered attractive. 1
27 beauty Western philosophy In Western philosophy, beauty is frequently linked to symmetry, proportion, and aesthetic appeal. 1
28 beauty modern era In the modern era, beauty standards have become more diverse and inclusive, embracing individuality. 1
29 beauty television broadcasting Television broadcasting frequently promotes a Western-centric view of beauty. 1