Survivor

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Amber before and after applying make-up to make it look As If her face is covered in bruises covered.

teenage urges people to be alert to the signs of domestic violence with a video that she has created in the Social Media .

Sixteen-year-old Amber used make-up to cover way to resemble your face, bruises as they lip-sync with the Lily Allen track Not Fair.

The video was like on the video-sharing platform, the TikTok and it was even better than 196,000 times so far.

The A-level student told the BBC she was motivated by the video, because a friend of the family had experienced abuse.

She Said : "The Message of the video is to ignore the signs of domestic violence. If you have the slightest concern, Bring it up with the person.

"I feel domestic violence is something that should be more awareness. "

'I'm a Survivor ,'

In response, some women have shared their own experiences of domestic violence. A user posted: "here came from The Other side. "

And Amber has responded to offer assistance. "I'm sorry this happened to you," she says. "But it shows how strong you are that you came out The Other side. "

another person said they wish they had known the signs of domestic violence mentioned, and a woman has warned people to be aware that the offender "beat tend to be, where it will not be seen".

Amber , the creative use of her make-up was praised for its impact.

A commentator Amber : "Thank You , said to do this. I'm a Survivor . "

"This is so powerful. I'm going through this with a friend now who always makes excuses and brushes it," added another viewer.

Amber "blue spots" and gradually increase, during the video you tried with the title "your friend, to convince you that the bruises that spotted you, not your friend".

Amber , produced by far the largest response.

Some of it was critical to debate with people about whether the content is too dark for the platform, or too serious a topic for the "pretend" videos.

A user posted that domestic abuse "really happen people and you do not TikToks about it".

Amber has responded that the video "is provided. Memories for the survivors".

in fact, a person who experienced domestic violence told her that she was "triggered, nothing to do" with The Post .

Amber says: "I wanted people to think meant the video evil. It has a good message and was not created to gain popularity for myself. "

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'Speak'

According to an estimated 2. 4 million adults aged 16 to 74 years of age experienced domestic violence in the year to March 2019 in England and Wales, including the 1. 6 million women and 786,000 men.

A Man reacts to Amber 's video said: "men go through this as well, and a lot more should be able to speak. "

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Some early warning signs

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Source of news: bbc.com