The idea behind “pretty privilege” is that those who closely fit in with traditional beauty norms are afforded greater social and professional chances. 

We’re all familiar with TikTok beauty trends at this point, where faces must be symmetrical, lips must be pouty, eyes must have fluttering lashes, hair must be long and luscious, and curves must be present (but only where they belong), all while maintaining a surfboard-flat tummy.

Furthermore, individuals who display some of these ‘ideals’ get greater access to “pretty privilege.”

These privileges include free drinks, free rides, free club admittance, and even having the door open for you wherever you go.

Here’s how you can enjoy your pretty privileges

In the case of “pretty privilege,” aesthetically pleasing people are viewed as more likely to have admirable character traits.

You can get males to let you sit in their bus seats or hold their doors open if you say “thank you” or smile at them.

In addition, it is not hard to locate job advertisements on online job boards that list “good looks” as a qualification.

Some examples of jobs that are easier to land if you’re a good-looking individual? Model, actress, flight attendant, event hostess, social media influencer, saleswoman, bottle girl, cocktail waitress, bartender, and personal trainer. Your job prospects aren’t limited in the slightest.

It’s certainly not an exaggeration to argue that being pretty opens up more doors for you.

Since most people assume that attractive people have higher intelligence, wit, social skills, health, and career success, they will have an easier time finding work, making new friends, getting likes on social media, and being treated with respect.

People perceived to be attractive have access to a wider range of resources.

It’s okay to be humble about your beauty, but if you know you’re an attractive woman, it’s also okay to capitalize on your beauty and allow to open doors of opportunity for you.