Jameela Jamil never misses a chance to roast the Kardashians — or any other celebrities that promote unrealistic beauty standards to their fans.
But this time, Kim Kardashian is in the hot seat for releasing body makeup.
Jameela Jamil never misses a chance to roast the Kardashians — or any other celebrities that promote unrealistic beauty standards to their fans.
But this time, Kim Kardashian is in the hot seat for releasing body makeup.
She's usually fighting the good fight — trying to take down diet culture.
Like the time she called out Khloé Kardashian for promoting "Flat Tummy" shakes on Instagram, calling her irresponsible.
"And b) tell them the side effects of this NON-FDA approved product, that most doctors are saying aren't healthy, then I guess I have to."
"That's the media's fault. But now please don't put that back into the world, and hurt other girls, the way you have been hurt."
She's also dragged Kim in the past for promoting appetite suppressing lollipops on Instagram.
"And to have something to say about your life at the end, other than 'I had a flat stomach'."
"I admire their mother's branding capabilities, she is an exploitative and innovative genius, however this family makes me feel actual despair over what women are reduced to."
Khloé explained in an interview that she does, in fact, promote workouts to her fans as well.
“Well, listen, I am showing you what to do, silly person, 15 repetitions, three times, here’s the move …," she said.
"If someone was faced with the same job opportunities, I think they would maybe consider,” Kim added.
"So, as long as you like it or believe in it or it’s worth it financially, whatever your decision may be, as long as you’re okay with that.”
“I don’t live in that negative energy space,” she said “Ninety percent of people will be really excited about the family and the journey and who we are," she said.
“Essentially, [expletive] the young, impressionable people, or those struggling with eating disorders, we want the money.’ I have been given these same opportunities to flog this stuff, and I don’t do it, so they don’t have to. Thank you, next.”
Evidently, Jameela feels very passionately about self-love, body positivity, and women's advocacy — and this body make-up just didn't fit with the movement.
"My grandma MJ asked me about my Body Makeup and wanted me to come over to help cover her veins," she captioned the video.
"My body foundation really evens out and corrects your skin tone and conceals veins and bruises," she explained.
"Hard pass. God damn the work to take it all off before bed so it doesn’t destroy your sheets..." she said.
"Taking off my mascara is enough of a pain in the arse. Save money and time and give yourself a damn break."
She wants women to find piece with their "flaws" and not feel the need to cover them up.
It can be confusing territory to navigate to say the least.
Which is absolutely a FAIR question.
"We can love ourselves whilst also being “caked” in makeup." One user wrote.
"It’s never my intention to do anything other than stop young girls wasting as much time and money on hating and covering themselves as I did."
Happy medium???