Pure beauty is a gift we all can have. It comes from inside each of us. What makes anyone beautiful is not always just a pretty face or fit body. We are all more than the sum of our parts. What is on the inside can make a huge difference on what we perceive as beauty on the outside. It is very possible to have the most beautiful face and yet be unattractive, or even not have a perfect face, yet be irresistible. In order to have the purest beauty you must be beautiful on the inside first. As this inner radiance shines through to the outside, those around you will find you even more attractive than skin deep alone.
Use What You Have
Every one has weak and strong points. Part of being beautiful is using what you have. Pure beauty is about using your strong suits and hiding or strengthening your weaker areas. Use those great cheekbones to your advantage if that is what you have. The way you dress can help you achieve your goal. You will also want to have a personality that shines like crazy. The more fun you are, the more you enjoy your life, them more people will want to be around you. Beauty is a consciousness. What you portray yourself as is the key to whether you are perceived as beautiful or not.
How To Accentuate The Positives
The best way to achieve pure beauty is to accentuate the positive aspects of who you are and your body. There are some things you can fix and others you cannot. First go after the things you can control. Make sure that your clothing works for you. It is more than whether you “like” what you are wearing, you have to look good in it. Your clothes should fit your body right. They should enhance the good areas and camouflage the less desired. You also have much control over your hair and how it looks. You will want a style that works with your face. A good hairstyle can go a along way in making you look good. When it comes to make-up and what to do, make sure to highlight those areas that are your strong points. Do not, however, over apply make-up to hide your flaws. This can make them stand out more.
Hiding What Does Not Work
While we all have those things that stand out that make us look incredible, there are also those things that are not so flattering. When you allow your pure beauty to come through it means working with these flaws. You can try to hide what you can. Clothes can help to cover up problem areas and divert attention elsewhere. The same goes with make up. While you may not be able to cover everything up, good cosmetic application will draw attention to your best areas instead. You do not have to feel bad about your not so strong areas. Allow your self-confidence to come out and push those little not so wonderful things out of the way.
By: Linda Farington
Posts Tagged ‘Hairstyle’
Looking For That Pure Beauty Within
April 9th, 2010Teen Beauty Tips
March 28th, 2010
As a teenager, especially a girl, it is the time when you start recognizing makeup and how to wear it to make you look more beautiful. However, in the age of teenagers means that you still have sensitive skin especially for your face so that you have to be careful in choosing the right and suitable makeup products to use. You have to think about the ingredients concerning the chemical contents; make sure they will not give bad impacts to your young skin.
If you are in around the sixth grade, you should watch the makeup level that you wear, do not make it look too heavy. You may use mascara, lip gloss, or maybe a little bit of eye shadow touch in natural look and style. Do not apply them too much because it will not look good. Or better look you should make the makeup match with your clothes. In choosing the clothes itself you must also pay attention to your body shape and do not let it be overrated. If you are a little bit older, you can try to have different hairstyle in some days of the week, maybe by having it curled or anything rather than just having your natural hair style. In seventh grade it is already safe to use foundation to help you cover up and conceal the acne.
In the age of seventh grade you may also use mascara, but once again you should not use it too much. You can also wear some accessories to complete your cool outfit. In choosing the right stuffs to wear, you should try on yourself; make sure they fit you. In the eight grades it is the time for you to impress some guys so it can be the right time for you to try more mature styles like wearing blazers and having your own hair style. Try it now and be cool teen by impressing your friends at school.
By: Ricardo Lubis
Best Hairstyle Fashions and Beauty Trends for 2006
November 29th, 2009
Hairstyle and beauty has become quite a fashion statement lately. We have seen prices for a good cut or style skyrocket with no end in sight. Some cuts are going in and out of style every day it seems. As some beauty experts say – your hair can make you or break you. What will be the hot styles and beauty cuts for 2006? Some of these will surprise you.
1) The classic up-do. It has been one of the longest trends but seems to be a temporary style – something to do for a social party or event, but not every day. The hollywood stars like Jessica Simpson and many others sport the updo for Awards banquets and such, but they have personal hair stylists that can have their hair back in whatever style they want the following day. This style is best suited for medium or longer length hair.
2) Hair stenciling for uniqueness – this has been hot overseas in Japan, Milan, Paris, and London and is starting to make its way into the U.S. This is where you or a stylist create a stencil which you then attach to your hair and you use glitter and paint to make a bold, brazen fashion statement. Everything from animal prints (like tiger stripes) to symbols have been used. This works on any length hair, but is more predominantly displayed on shorter hair. Stencils have been used frequently lately on Runway models in shows by Gucci, Calvin Klein, etc…
3) The wedge. This was popular in the 1970’s and is once again becoming popular. This was the cutesy do that made the likes of Dorothy Hammil America’s sweetheart of that era. This style is gaining popularity amongst 30-40 year olds in search of a short and easily maintained style. The wedge tends to draw attention to your face, not your hair and looks natural. So, if you already have a beautiful face and skin this is a real winner, as it will draw people in to your good looks. We recommend natural, mild makeup with this do.
4) The mullet. Yes, I know we thought it died off in the early 90’s, but it is making a surge again. No one knows why, except that is is a very low maintanence style – or basically no style. It is basically a mop of hair for head banging music. “Business in the front and party in the back.” It has been popping up all over the south and has been seen on the rise even in New York, Chicago, etc… This is a bad style that just won’t go away.
5) The Fullet. The female version of the mullet. Just as bad if not worse, but, once again it is making a comeback. Maybe that means the Bangles will make a comeback also? Heavy makeup is common with this do.
6) The flip. The style from the roaring 20’s is back as can be seen at the recent awards shows. This style has always been equated with glitz and glamour. It is another easy style and is easy to maintain. The flip goes with almost any makeup regimen. All the stars have worn this do at one time or another – from Jodie Foster to Rita Garbo.
Most of the hairstyles trends for 2006 are comebacks and are easy dos. Basically, people want something that is easy to manage and want variety – a cut that can be easily transformed from one style to another for different events or just for that different look. Women also want a style with easy, light makeup. According to numerous fashion sources these hairstyle and light makeup trends trends will be the big styles of 2006.
By: David Maillie
