What is Beauty? Is it the figure of the woman we see? Because we think that someone is beautiful only if they have makeup and other fake beauty enhancers to feel more flawless in the eyes of others. Dove, the company behind all natural shampoos and gels, wants to know what people today think is true flawless beauty. Dove's Self-Esteem Fun, Beauty, Real Girls, Real Pressure: A National Report (June 2008) describes how many girls think they're not good enough or nice enough that boys won't like them. The author uses statistics from the Dove survey to show all the insecurities women have today. This document was written to show how many women feel uncomfortable helping to raise their self-esteem. The intended audience is men and women to show them how many women are insecure. Women have a lot to live up to these days with all the photos and models in the world making it harder for women to try to get men to think of them as beautiful. In the media, beauty is a fantasy that other women wish they could have. The Dove, beauty, Media campaign portrays beauty as an unattainable desire, Women in Media (2008) describes how all models in the media are enhanced physically with makeup and technologically with computers. Dove asks many women what they think beauty is to portray images of what children think true beauty is. The aim was to verify to mothers, aunts and sisters that in the eyes of their brothers and children they are beautiful. The intended audience is women who think they need fake beauty to achieve flawless beauty. True beauty can only mean one thing, that is, that the person does not use anything to enhance their beauty in any way. Most women as they get older have ten... half the paper... they can make the person more desirable, but that doesn't change the type of person they are. The true beauty of a person is his feelings, his appearance and his natural attitude: nothing can ever distort or even change the way a person acts towards others. Where she really discovered what real beauty is and what people think real beauty is. Today they can change a school's idea of ​​beauty, tomorrow they could change the world. Works Cited McCauley, Mary Carole. "Beauty and the brain". The Baltimore Sun. 24 January 2010 .Colomba. “Real Girls, Real Pressure: A National Report on the State of Self-Esteem.” Dove. June 2008. Colomba. "Campaign for True Beauty". Dove. 2009 .