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We’re All on a Mediterranean Beauty Diet This Summer. Here’s Why
['Kati Chitrakorn', 'Madeleine Schulz', 'Amy Francombe']
Vogue
When Lena Korres worked as a chemical engineer in the ’90s, she recalls a beauty landscape dominated by conglomerates.
What the Mediterranean does differentlyGrowing interest in Mediterranean beauty aligns with the popularity of the Mediterranean diet, which has been the top expert-recommended diet in the US for seven consecutive years, according to a report from the US News and World.
Mediterranean aesthetics also appear to be more widely adopted, with the current summer beauty standard favoring a relaxed, sun-drenched look, with faux or real freckles, a radiant tan (real or faux) and effortlessly tousled hair.
TikTok contentMeanwhile, the rise of Mediterranean beauty also coincides with the “touch grass” movement, which first emerged as viral Gen Z internet slang, telling chronically online individuals to step away from their screens.
Somewhat therein lies your parallels with the Mediterranean lifestyle.”