Yeah superficially speaking and their figures aside, neither Molly or Zoe are necessarily
pretty nor do they need to be. The issue with Molly is she has manufactured an unrealistic, false ‘perfect’ image of herself and uses it to reel in impressionable young women and girls to then sell them products. Not just any products but products that are specifically made and sold to them in a way which makes them believe that they too can look like that false image she has created of herself.
She is the definition of a fraud and she was forced to face that fact head on at the Maebe pop up. I’ve said it before but when you search up her name on Pinterest, you see thousands of girls pinning that false teeny tiny dainty bronzed bleach blonde scandi version of Molly when the reality is she looks nothing like those ‘inspo’ photos.
The reality is she has a wide unsymmetrical face, rugby ball shaped head, bulbous nose, undefined jawline and cheekbones, consistently dark greasy grown out roots, yellow/green tinged bottle blonde that’s always scraped back into a tiny bun, extension bonds always visible, usually very pale (rarely even uses her own fake tan brand she sells), strong nasolabial/marionette lines etc. I’m not pointing these things out as an attack but merely as fact distinguishing between the inaccurate portrayal and marketing of her image. The only thing that’s accurate and consistent in her image is how even and clear her skin is.