If you haven't noticed already, social media has been on absolute fire with body positivity posts, especially in the last couple of months. And brands are on board too, with many choosing not to airbrush or edit their photos to absolute perfection. What is perfection, anyways?
Now, the hashtag #CelluLIT is going viral on Instagram, with women proudly flaunting their cottage cheese thighs and behinds because it's not something to hide!
Iskra is a British model known for her body positive posts and eating disorder advocacy. She uses her platform and her 2.4M following to spread body love.
Singer and songwriter May Wells captioned this photo, "It’s not the cellulite you should erase on this picture, but your attitude towards it."
Her statement couldn't be more true!
Liz Black, pictured here, wrote, "I spent so many years hiding my thighs because I felt so much shame about my cellulite...So here they are, in their cell-u-lit glory, my pale thunder thighs are stepping out for the season."
YES, girl!
And many of the "treatments" are only temporary anyways.
Cellulite doesn't discriminate!
Demi Lovato took to Instagram to flaunt her unedited self.
"I’m just literally sooooo tired of being ashamed of my body, editing it (yes the other bikini pics were edited - and I hate that I did that but it’s the truth) so that others think I’m THEIR idea of what beautiful is, but it’s just not me," she wrote.
It's so refreshing to see celebrities be transparent!
Instagrammer @thebirdspapaya shared, "My truth is, I used to be ashamed of my body and now I live for more things beyond it."
Many may be shredded, but they're also not immune to it.
There are greater things to worry about, like which Blizzard flavor I should get at Dairy Queen later.
