Another influencial movement, but more relatable for the average woman, is the “Dove: Movement for Self-Esteem.” There is an entire webpage reserved for tip on talking to your daughter about natural body developments, self-esteem boosters, and a pledge to join the movement. This campaign differs from Seventeen’s because the magazine utilizes celebrities and has them share their struggle to gain body peace. While Dove remains relatable for young women and mothers because the women and girls in the video and ads are just normal people. They do not deal, on a regular basis, with the pressures to be thin for fashion shows or movie roles that they are competing for against other thin, waif-like girls.