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Early incorporation of body capital in adolescent beauty culture: A qualitative study of the ‘Sephora Kids’ phenomenon
Objective: Adolescence is a developmental stage in which identity formation, bodily self-awareness, and social evaluation intensify, increasingly within digital and consumer environments. In recent years, growing attention has been directed toward the so-called “Sephora Kids” phenomenon, referring t
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