The ‘snatched’ look is a step beyond ‘Instagram Face’ While some TikTokers make surgery look like a relaxed process, plenty more document horror stories of fat-dissolving injections – which experts say can be particularly unreliable, particularly when administered inexpertly – that have become infected and left scars. Some, like Halley Kate, who has 1 million followers, and Hope Schwing, who has 9.9 million followers, post Tiktok lip-syncs while their faces are still wrapped in post-op compression garments. Many are posted by twentysomething influencers who have procedures seeking the “snatched” look. Though advertisements for “invasive cosmetic procedures” are banned by TikTok, non-paid videos chronicling procedures are commonplace. The term is also used, frequently, by plastic surgeons and medi spas promoting liposuction, jawline filler and fat-dissolving injections. Photograph: Michael Buckner/Variety/Getty Images Hollywood has long had its methods of ensuring superstars looked more ‘snatched’ than the rest of us, says a makeup artist. They have, nevertheless, flooded the market as the jawline has become a beauty pressure point. None of these products have rigorous, long-term research behind them some come with no scientific backing at all.
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The phrase is associated with the Tiktok trend for “ mewing” (putting the tongue on the roof of the mouth to make the face look more “sculpted”), and with hundreds of face yoga apps, creams, Jade rollers, sling-like facemasks for the jaw and electrical devices that claim to temporarily lift skin using light therapy.
They include Jawzrsize, a bizarre-looking chewable ball, and Rockjaw’s “mastic chewing gum”, which claim to work out facial muscles (experts generally warn against excessive chewing for fear of dental issues and dislocating the jaw). The hashtag #snatchedjawline has more than 210m views on TikTok, where it is used to promote a litany of products that claim to offer a taut, smooth jaw. Over the past few years, the phrase “snatched jawline” has been gaining traction online.
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