Body Positivity Influencers To Follow For Good Vibes And Self-Love In Your Feeds

From colour size weight to body type almost every individual has struggled with the way they look and how different they are from the usual beauty standards. With social media platforms offering beauty filters and advanced editing apps the urge to fit in that standard only amplifies.

31-year-old Neha Parulkar has often spoken about her struggles while growing up as a "fat kid" and the things she faced due to her weight. "It's OK to not be perfect, nobody really is," read the bio description of the Mumbai based plus size model and social media influencer who spreads awareness about body positivity and accepting oneself. She often uses examples from her own life to make her followers feel included and understand the importance of self-love.?

Even though its 2022, hair removing ads still feature hairless models and the body hair taboo continues. However, 31-year-old Harnaam Kaur aims to change that. Harnaam is a victim of brutal trolling and mocking for having facial hair due to a medical condition. Instead of giving in to the pressure, Harnaam decided to break the societal narratives and accept herself as she is. Her social media posts feature an unapologetic Harnaam, who boldly supports a beard. She also holds the Guinness World Record for being the youngest female with a full beard.

Indian-American writer Alok Vaid-Menon is no less a stunner when it comes to his social media presence where he relentless posts about body imaging. Apart from focusing on gender non-conformity, Alok's social media accounts aims to normalise body hair and the meaning of self-acceptance.

Delhi based Sakshi Sindwani did not let her "weight" become an issue when she decided to be part of the modeling world. The fashion blogger, who believes in "flaunting and not hiding her curves" aims to impart knowledge on her social media account 'StyleMeUpWithSakhi' the importance of self love and confidence and to never give-in to the "societal norms".

Diksha Singhi is as real as it can get on social media as the digital creator and influencer continues to inspire her followers to be comfortable in her skin. Her posts attack the misconceptions about fat and that extra weight that is often looked down upon as well as her experience with anxiety and eating disorders. Being a fitness enthusiast, with her social media presence Diksha also aims to break the "thin means fit" mindset.