Oh, Luckylegs, were we more 'innocent and naive'? Or less exploited by advertising and marketing? How do these girls afford all the stuff they think they need to make themselves acceptable? And what makes them want to?
I had a naturally dark skinned friend who naturally developed dark facial hair and was bullied and teased by her pale fellow pupils. She started shaving her face and developed a complex about it. She considered wearing a facial veil to avoid the comments.
Puberty does make changes to human bodies. Why do we, particularly, women resist this? Is it not part of being a woman or man?
This hair removal is part of the thinking which leads to models who are stick thin like adolescent boys, body waxing to be hairless like children, and a rejection of the mature female form.
Never forget there is a multi-billion pound industry dependent on persuading us to want to do these things and buy their products!