MANY women are taking part in a current social media trend, whereby people reveal a facial feature that ‘ruins their face’.
One woman, Cherice Symes, has amazed 173k followers and 23.2million likes on TikTok and recently took part in the trend.
However, Cherice put a spin on the trend and revealed that regardless of what people say, she likes her unique nose.
Cherice took to TikTok as she revealed that she is trolled over the size of her nose and is told it ‘ruins’ her face.
The young brunette woman recently posted a video taking part in the trend that sees social media users first cover up what they are told ‘ruins’ their face.
In her video, we see Cherice initially covering up her nose with two of her fingers.
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She then wrote: “Cover what ruins your entire face.”
After just a few seconds, she quickly whipped her fingers away from her face to reveal what her nose actually looks like.
But Cherice revealed that she doesn’t agree with what the trolls say, as she said: “Or… Cover what makes your face unique”.
She then went on to say: “Let’s not bring ourselves down, love you all”.
Cherice looked into the camera before turning side on, giving TikTok users a good look at her nose from all angles.
Her video has clearly impressed many, as it has quickly gone viral and has racked up a whopping 1.1million views.
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It has 32.1k likes, 780 comments and 687 shares.
Many people fled to the comments to compliment her bold look.
One person said: “You’re so unique and beautiful”.
Another added: “Don’t let the haters get to you, you are so pretty”.
A third commented: “Be proud, it makes you special”.
Meanwhile, someone else noted: “Gorgeous”.
However, not everyone was as complementary and many left nasty comments about the woman’s appearance.
One user revealed: “Wow… I actually Gasped”.
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A second posted: “Yeah I would fix that if you can afford it”.
Whilst a third nastily said: “That’s easily fixable with a local anaesthesia and a 20 minute alarplasty (just make sure it’s a good doctor)”.
