Where muscle meets make-up. These 10 women are fit and they're

These strong women are power lifters, bodybuilders, personal trainers and fitness models and they have thousands of followers online. They believe in being muscular, but are keen to embrace their feminine side.
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They reject old-school rigid, skinny femininity but still embrace glamour, balancing make-up with muscle.

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