Meet the Body Hair Activist Who's Inspiring Women to Embrace Their

The hair removal market is estimated to reach $2.51 billion by 2031 for laser procedures alone. As body grooming is trending more and more, the pressure on women to always have skin as smooth as butter is increasing as well.While there’s nothing wrong with wanting to remove your body hair or deciding to keep it, artist and activist Esther Calixte-Bea wants to normalize natural female beauty and spread a message loud and proud: all women don’t look a certain way, and they don’t have to.

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