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20 More Women Who “Peaked” In High School Share Their Pics For “Glow-Down” Challenge
It looks like the glow down challenge is here to stay. We wrote about it last week, but it's still going strong; women who think they "peaked" in high school continue posting photos to show how much their looks have changed since then.
Of course, the definition of peak beauty can change over the years, but it's worth mentioning that some of these glow downs appear to have only happened very recently, and the participants of the challenge are still beautiful.
While it's still important, physical appearance isn't the most important thing in the world. That being said, people keep applauding these women for their "honesty" and "sense of humor".
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Antoine Gagnon 6 years ago
Lol there is a maximum of 4 years between these pics... Can these young ladies relax a bit about "glowing down"? They are not even in their 30's.. ffs
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Little Dino 6 years ago
Just because you gained some weight doesn't mean you're not beautiful. It's natural and you look amazing! :)
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Dennis Stanley 6 years ago
So no makeup, hair up in a bun, neutral facial expression is "glowing down"?
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Antoine Gagnon 6 years ago
21 years old and worrying about "glowing down"... we live in a f*****g sad world
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Blackheart 6 years ago
News flash...all people age. The only alternative is to die. Women in particular go through extreme changes to their bodies with childbirth, varying levels of hormones, age, etc. We need to realize what beauty truly is, and that it is important to have substance as a person.
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Enna Kazclah 6 years ago
so, a glam-it-up photo vs your every day look, and this is what you call glowing down?
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Enuya 6 years ago (edited)
Actually, many of them either didn't change too much or have second photo taken in very unflattering state/pose. Everybody looks like s/he "glow-down" while lying in bed or wearing dirty, baggy clothes. Also, there is no such thing like "glow-down". We are getting older, our bodies change and I think it's beautiful, as long as we take care of ourselves.
Pamela24 6 years ago
I don't really understand the point of this whole "Look at me how I ugly I've become!" challenge. I'm not saying they are ugly but that by participating they're kinda claiming that about themselves, right? Weird.
giovanna 6 years ago
Agree with you Pamela. I dont see the point either. I find it very boring and, on the other hand, here we are talking about women's bodies and beauty AGAIN.
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Enuya 6 years ago (edited)
Actually, many of them either didn't change too much or have second photo taken in very unflattering state/pose. Everybody looks like s/he "glow-down" while lying in bed or wearing dirty, baggy clothes. Also, there is no such thing like "glow-down". We are getting older, our bodies change and I think it's beautiful, as long as we take care of ourselves.
Pamela24 6 years ago
I don't really understand the point of this whole "Look at me how I ugly I've become!" challenge. I'm not saying they are ugly but that by participating they're kinda claiming that about themselves, right? Weird.
giovanna 6 years ago
Agree with you Pamela. I dont see the point either. I find it very boring and, on the other hand, here we are talking about women's bodies and beauty AGAIN.
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