Long days after Tik Tok came up with an upgrade of the filter "Bold Glamour" that makes the human face more beautiful according to the looks of the person. The filter was recorded to be used by more than 18.5 Million videos on the app which contours users’ cheekbones, plumps their lips, and gives them Cara Delevingne brows.

The filter that made people look the best out of them made a direct effect on their self-esteem through the facial impacts that looked at. 

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Many have speculated (although TikTok has not confirmed this) that the filter uses a new AI feature that TikTok introduced last month. Older filters map his 2D face onto his 3D model, causing glitches when you try to dab it, while newer types of AI filters are designed to be flush with the skin. I'm here. The daring glamour video shows users hand rubbing their faces in shock and awe. 

Psychologists said that it would affect people's mindset and would also send them to disappointment and dysmorphia. When any person uses any kind of filter through any kind of application their authentic self tends to become subpar in their eyes.

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The Bold Glamor filter uses artificial intelligence, also known as AI, to evaluate and completely reshape your face so you can look like you've had a cosmetic makeover or plastic surgery on TikTok.

Professional filter and AR developer Florencia Solari said that while Bold Glamor likely uses machine learning and it's not the first time AI filters have made waves, "we've used these filters. The experience is so seamless that it can reach a very engaging level." "The reality is, it's no wonder people panic." 

The new filter captured the attention of nearly all the TikTok users and made them use it. But this would affect directly behavior, mental health, and identity. The biggest outcry to this bold charm filter comes from people concerned about how it affects the self-esteem and self-image of both those who use it and those who only see it in their feeds.

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In a video on the subject, TikToker's Hira Mustafa voiced her concerns about filters, her past use of them on Instagram, the impact it had on her self-esteem, and her decision to stop using them altogether. I reflected on why. 

TikTok had made the most effective filter and the most enhanced and also most used by nearly 19 million people. It had a great effect on the user's body and mental health that would be the concern mentioned many famous users/influencers on their respective channels.