The entertainment industry promotes commercials, print advertisements, films and shows in which incredibly perfect women are seen as the "ideal beauty". The "ideal beauty" controls girls' behavior and manipulates their perception of beauty. beauty. The term "ideal beauty" is defined as the conception of something that is perfect, especially what one seeks to achieve. Many girls are exposed to fashion and beauty advertisements every day that feature models described as "perfect." Because of this technological age, girls are exposed to many advertisements that encourage them to be like the models featured: tall, thin and foreign. There is also a survey conducted by Renee Hobbs, EdD, associate professor of communications at Temple University, that states that "The average teenager receives about 180 minutes of media exposure per day and only about ten minutes of interaction with parents per day ". Furthermore, the media also promotes and advertises cosmetics, clothing, diet pills, and exercise equipment in the name of beauty and fitness, convincing girls to purchase and ultimately patronize their products. Becoming very dependent on using such products can eventually lead to overindulging and becoming vain. It may seem obvious to most of us that people prefer to look at beautiful faces. While beauty itself may only be skin deep, studies show that our perception of beauty may be hardwired into our brains (Stossel,