Friday, August 20, 2010
How important is beauty in personal relationships and overall attraction to you?
more important than anything
What's your beauty secret that you are willing to share?
Oh, and do you have any tips on what colour eyeshadow looks best on a tan skinned (14yr old) girl?
Please list a few brands aswell.What's your beauty secret that you are willing to share?
I would use a metallic eye shadow. MAC has great eyeshadow.What's your beauty secret that you are willing to share?
I use only home made creams with natural ingredeents that you can find in every market. Also I claen my face every morning and every night with a lotion based on oranges. Here is a tip: use the products from Garnier. They are good
check out:
www.imanbeauty.com
www.floriroberts.com
www.colormebeautiful.com
Um... no secrets really but I read that if you want to be pretty adventurous you can use a yellow/gold color. It apparently looks really good on tanned skin. If you smudge it on the lid but not above it creates a good effect. (Magazine tips.... verity useful) Don't know what brands do yellow but go to a big drug store and see what they have... use the testers it's always funny!
Every six months, I get a bowl with hot water and a towel. I put my head over the hot water and the towel over my head. I stay under for as long as I can stand it and it clears, my face of all the toxins and dirt. I don't have or get pimples since I started this routine.
Tan skin is gr8
U shud go for shades of pinks and browns . These are the best.
For party's shimmerry look is nice .
That is, if I am beautiful to begin with:p Ok, one of my beauty secrets is putting less make-up on my face, if not at all, because make-up really dries up your skin and even causes blemishes. I only wear make-up whenever I go out at night, whether clubbin' or to some party, but other than that, if I'm only going to a family reunion or my grandmother's birthday or to mall during the day, I don't wear make-up. And another basic beauty tip, never sleep without removing your make-up, it irritates your skin. Never go to sleep without washing your face, it causes pimples. That's about it! :)
Now let's go to your shade...first of all, 14, you shouldn't even be wearing make-up coz you still have perfectly healthy skin, young and soft. But if you may, peach and orange goes well with tan. Any dark eyeshadow will work for you. Try it on your ';snuff box'; first and see if it blends well with your color :)
Oh I forgot about the brands! Shiseido is really gentle on the face. Max Factor is too strong, try Loreal.tarte
Please list a few brands aswell.What's your beauty secret that you are willing to share?
I would use a metallic eye shadow. MAC has great eyeshadow.What's your beauty secret that you are willing to share?
I use only home made creams with natural ingredeents that you can find in every market. Also I claen my face every morning and every night with a lotion based on oranges. Here is a tip: use the products from Garnier. They are good
check out:
www.imanbeauty.com
www.floriroberts.com
www.colormebeautiful.com
Um... no secrets really but I read that if you want to be pretty adventurous you can use a yellow/gold color. It apparently looks really good on tanned skin. If you smudge it on the lid but not above it creates a good effect. (Magazine tips.... verity useful) Don't know what brands do yellow but go to a big drug store and see what they have... use the testers it's always funny!
Every six months, I get a bowl with hot water and a towel. I put my head over the hot water and the towel over my head. I stay under for as long as I can stand it and it clears, my face of all the toxins and dirt. I don't have or get pimples since I started this routine.
Tan skin is gr8
U shud go for shades of pinks and browns . These are the best.
For party's shimmerry look is nice .
That is, if I am beautiful to begin with:p Ok, one of my beauty secrets is putting less make-up on my face, if not at all, because make-up really dries up your skin and even causes blemishes. I only wear make-up whenever I go out at night, whether clubbin' or to some party, but other than that, if I'm only going to a family reunion or my grandmother's birthday or to mall during the day, I don't wear make-up. And another basic beauty tip, never sleep without removing your make-up, it irritates your skin. Never go to sleep without washing your face, it causes pimples. That's about it! :)
Now let's go to your shade...first of all, 14, you shouldn't even be wearing make-up coz you still have perfectly healthy skin, young and soft. But if you may, peach and orange goes well with tan. Any dark eyeshadow will work for you. Try it on your ';snuff box'; first and see if it blends well with your color :)
Oh I forgot about the brands! Shiseido is really gentle on the face. Max Factor is too strong, try Loreal.
What is more important to you shell beauty or inner beauty? and Why?
Is it more important to you the way you look in the outside than your inner beauty; if so, Why?What is more important to you shell beauty or inner beauty? and Why?
In this world of reality..Is it the value of physical or the psyche that matters? Human beings are the highest type of living creatures. Where life has bestowed its higher sense of perceiving things that surrounds him.
We are born naturally possessing all our senses as well. Whatever comes in contact with it, has some natural ability of correspondence. Our visual sense reacts faster to get matters soon accumulated into the mind. We only tend to be weaker on precision of judging merely with the sight, for such a glimpse of a thing could also possibly deceive one so well.
But what is pleasant to the eyes seemingly emits pleasurable effects. Than whatever is not really esteeming good as well with ones visual activity or taste. One could choose to prefer whatever makes it pleasantly perceiving right through the senses.
That only becomes the 'initial' reaction of one's ideal.
However, man by nature has the ability to judge whatever fits him best. Then for whatever reason he may form to live for. It is quite well known that a wiser man would choose a good quality of profound beauty than just a mere outer or 'shell' beauty of a particular object. The effects of mere visual pleasure alone will never make one's real desire lasting as he may think or feel. But it is the inner sense of beauty that boost a certain irresistable authentic beauty that can surmount many outer physical defects even the existence of the ugliest looking nature here on earth..
And it is also the 'love' of a good person (or living creature) regardless of his or her physical beauty, that truly makes something really so much lastingly ever beautiful..
That could be the best quality of a real physical being existing here on earth.What is more important to you shell beauty or inner beauty? and Why?
I think one leads to the other..
What beautiful means to me as a woman in her 30鈥檚:
1. When you know your passions and goals
2. When you laugh
3. When you feel inspired and creative
4. When you feel empowered, confident, and independent
more by Lily Lam at www.myShimmer.com (beauty reviews) Report Abuse
Inner beauty by far. A person's physical appearance means nothing in comparison to their personality. You can be the most hideous person in the universe and have the most wonderful personality. Or you can be stunningly gorgeous, but be a brat. I value good looks--'shell beauty' is definitely what people are initially attracted to. But, once you get to know someone, even if they're not very attractive, their looks tend to...not be as prominent. I think the movie the Elephant Man shows this in its fullest...although it was an extremely tragic film. I cried my eyes out at it. =(
Inner beauty is kind of a lame term, in my opinion. When I think of beauty, it's in the skin-deep sense.
But what's inside is a lot more important. To me, anyways. I don't really care what a person looks like. Different strokes for different folks, I suppose.
For example, I wouldn't date someone who wasn't intelligent. But intelligence is a gift for some the way beauty is a gift for others. I can't really judge people who care about looks, because I care about brains.
Only having inner beauty usually means you're constantly stuck in the ';friends box';, whereas having only outer beauty means you'll catch lots of STDs, given how those who sleep with you before finding out you're a douche probably sleep with lots of other people on a regular basis.
It's best if you have both of them.
Nope really neither one is the door to the other. People say beauty comes from the inside then why is it there is so much weighed on up- keep. although they say it is for other women. I don't see guys running to the girl who is over-weight in the corner asking her what she is thinking.
I think we attract what we give off-
Maybe if we were all blind it wouldn't matter.
Inner beauty definitely. Outer beauty fades. And also, even if someone looks amazing, ugliness on the inside always shows through.
Inner beauty creates outer beauty.
they are equally important,
if they have just one and not the other then they are an ugly person.
You can never judge a book content by just its cover
In this world of reality..Is it the value of physical or the psyche that matters? Human beings are the highest type of living creatures. Where life has bestowed its higher sense of perceiving things that surrounds him.
We are born naturally possessing all our senses as well. Whatever comes in contact with it, has some natural ability of correspondence. Our visual sense reacts faster to get matters soon accumulated into the mind. We only tend to be weaker on precision of judging merely with the sight, for such a glimpse of a thing could also possibly deceive one so well.
But what is pleasant to the eyes seemingly emits pleasurable effects. Than whatever is not really esteeming good as well with ones visual activity or taste. One could choose to prefer whatever makes it pleasantly perceiving right through the senses.
That only becomes the 'initial' reaction of one's ideal.
However, man by nature has the ability to judge whatever fits him best. Then for whatever reason he may form to live for. It is quite well known that a wiser man would choose a good quality of profound beauty than just a mere outer or 'shell' beauty of a particular object. The effects of mere visual pleasure alone will never make one's real desire lasting as he may think or feel. But it is the inner sense of beauty that boost a certain irresistable authentic beauty that can surmount many outer physical defects even the existence of the ugliest looking nature here on earth..
And it is also the 'love' of a good person (or living creature) regardless of his or her physical beauty, that truly makes something really so much lastingly ever beautiful..
That could be the best quality of a real physical being existing here on earth.What is more important to you shell beauty or inner beauty? and Why?
I think one leads to the other..
What beautiful means to me as a woman in her 30鈥檚:
1. When you know your passions and goals
2. When you laugh
3. When you feel inspired and creative
4. When you feel empowered, confident, and independent
more by Lily Lam at www.myShimmer.com (beauty reviews) Report Abuse
Inner beauty by far. A person's physical appearance means nothing in comparison to their personality. You can be the most hideous person in the universe and have the most wonderful personality. Or you can be stunningly gorgeous, but be a brat. I value good looks--'shell beauty' is definitely what people are initially attracted to. But, once you get to know someone, even if they're not very attractive, their looks tend to...not be as prominent. I think the movie the Elephant Man shows this in its fullest...although it was an extremely tragic film. I cried my eyes out at it. =(
Inner beauty is kind of a lame term, in my opinion. When I think of beauty, it's in the skin-deep sense.
But what's inside is a lot more important. To me, anyways. I don't really care what a person looks like. Different strokes for different folks, I suppose.
For example, I wouldn't date someone who wasn't intelligent. But intelligence is a gift for some the way beauty is a gift for others. I can't really judge people who care about looks, because I care about brains.
Only having inner beauty usually means you're constantly stuck in the ';friends box';, whereas having only outer beauty means you'll catch lots of STDs, given how those who sleep with you before finding out you're a douche probably sleep with lots of other people on a regular basis.
It's best if you have both of them.
Nope really neither one is the door to the other. People say beauty comes from the inside then why is it there is so much weighed on up- keep. although they say it is for other women. I don't see guys running to the girl who is over-weight in the corner asking her what she is thinking.
I think we attract what we give off-
Maybe if we were all blind it wouldn't matter.
Inner beauty definitely. Outer beauty fades. And also, even if someone looks amazing, ugliness on the inside always shows through.
Inner beauty creates outer beauty.
they are equally important,
if they have just one and not the other then they are an ugly person.
You can never judge a book content by just its cover
What kind of beauty routine do I follow before my wedding?
I always break out before a big event, kind of big pores - i would like a really nice clean tight face before the big day, what kind of routine should I start? Should i have anything spefic done at a spa?What kind of beauty routine do I follow before my wedding?
I agree with Theninjette. Don't start anything new. If you normally have clear skin, keep your same regimen.
If you know you break out with stress, try to stay as relaxed as possible-duh. Figure out way to control your stress levels-breathing, exercise, a mental happy place, etc.
Get a lot of sleep, keep your hands and hair out of your face (they carry dirt and oil) and drink, drink, drink water to flush away toxins.
If you do break out, have a dermatologist available-there are treatments out there for ';emergencies';, but they are usually expensive.
Your new life is much more important than a pimple or two...Congratulations and enjoy your big day! What kind of beauty routine do I follow before my wedding?
I've heard its a bad idea to start trying new products and procedures close to your wedding day, as it may turn out to give you an allergic reaction and that would NOT be good. But then again I don't know how far away the big day is. My suggestion is to get into a good wash, exfoliate, tone and moisturize routine. I like natural products - but find something you like. My favorite exfoliator is St. Ives apricot scrub - you can get that at drug stores. For moisturizer I like Aveeno Positively Radiant - it has an SPF 15, soy protein and helps prevent breakouts while moisturizing your skin.
Drink plenty of water, avoid eating junk food and eat vitamin rich foods for the weeks before like tomatoes, fresh spinach, avocado, citrus fruit, salmon and almonds. Congratulations and enjoy your special day!
I agree with Theninjette. Don't start anything new. If you normally have clear skin, keep your same regimen.
If you know you break out with stress, try to stay as relaxed as possible-duh. Figure out way to control your stress levels-breathing, exercise, a mental happy place, etc.
Get a lot of sleep, keep your hands and hair out of your face (they carry dirt and oil) and drink, drink, drink water to flush away toxins.
If you do break out, have a dermatologist available-there are treatments out there for ';emergencies';, but they are usually expensive.
Your new life is much more important than a pimple or two...Congratulations and enjoy your big day! What kind of beauty routine do I follow before my wedding?
I've heard its a bad idea to start trying new products and procedures close to your wedding day, as it may turn out to give you an allergic reaction and that would NOT be good. But then again I don't know how far away the big day is. My suggestion is to get into a good wash, exfoliate, tone and moisturize routine. I like natural products - but find something you like. My favorite exfoliator is St. Ives apricot scrub - you can get that at drug stores. For moisturizer I like Aveeno Positively Radiant - it has an SPF 15, soy protein and helps prevent breakouts while moisturizing your skin.
Drink plenty of water, avoid eating junk food and eat vitamin rich foods for the weeks before like tomatoes, fresh spinach, avocado, citrus fruit, salmon and almonds. Congratulations and enjoy your special day!
What is the first thing you notice in a beauty salon?
Do you notice how the stylist is dressed, her hair, the style of the shop, how much business comes in, or are you ther to just get your hair done you don't care other stuff.What is the first thing you notice in a beauty salon?
First of all, being a hair stylist myself, I don't cut my own hair someone else does. I style it yes, but it would be impossible to cut my own hair and do a good job. I cut the front a lot of times but that's about it. So looking at a hair stylist hair doesn't mean she is good at cutting or coloring hair because most likely she didn't cut her own hair.
Hopefully most people would notice what the other clients look like when they walk out of the salon. A good indication of how good the stylist are.
The best way to find a good stylist is to find someone that has a great hair style and ask them who does their hair. Make sure they have the same type hair you do.What is the first thing you notice in a beauty salon?
The first thing I notice is the smell. I love how salons smell for some reason. Then I notice what the stylists are wearing and how their hair is done but only because I admire a lot of their looks. I don't make a big fuss about my hair but it's nice to get my hair cut by someone who's look I admire.
How strong is the smell, and is it okay or deadly?
What is the attitude/countenance of the staff like? (are they bedraggled or enjoying their day?) These are the 2 things that most affect me. I'm not too attached to the environment, provided it's reasonably clean, that's secondary.
I understand, but don't like seeing hairdressers whose hair looks like they've tried every color %26amp; cut then gave up...we all have our days, but it's a little unnerving.
Kinda like havin' a dentist with rotten %26amp; missing front teeth.
I notice the attitudes of the people that work there. You walk into a salon and you immediately feel one way or another, comfortable, or uncomfortable. I've been in some seriously snobby places that acted as if they didn't care if they had your business or not.
I notice that most hairdressers need a hairdresser.. they may be good with their customers but a lot of times I went to a hairdresser and their own hair looked just lousy.. still they did a good job...so that's all that matters to me..xxx
the first thing that I notice is how professianal the shop looks , if it looks welcoming. That always influences whether i will return or not, and if the staff look immaculate!
I don't go very often because my mom is a hair stylist but i always notice the strong smells from the chemicals to do various hair styles. Sometimes they give me wicked head aches.
I always notice the stylist - her clothes and hair. If HER hair doesn't look good, then I sure don't want her doing mine.
Next is how the shop looks.
at first i notice the shop u know how it looks.... then i look at the stylist hair, if her hair is nice am prettiy sure shes good at styling if its a mess i dont think all cut my hair there
I first look at the stylist hair, if it is nice then i get it done, if not...then i look else where.
First of all, being a hair stylist myself, I don't cut my own hair someone else does. I style it yes, but it would be impossible to cut my own hair and do a good job. I cut the front a lot of times but that's about it. So looking at a hair stylist hair doesn't mean she is good at cutting or coloring hair because most likely she didn't cut her own hair.
Hopefully most people would notice what the other clients look like when they walk out of the salon. A good indication of how good the stylist are.
The best way to find a good stylist is to find someone that has a great hair style and ask them who does their hair. Make sure they have the same type hair you do.What is the first thing you notice in a beauty salon?
The first thing I notice is the smell. I love how salons smell for some reason. Then I notice what the stylists are wearing and how their hair is done but only because I admire a lot of their looks. I don't make a big fuss about my hair but it's nice to get my hair cut by someone who's look I admire.
How strong is the smell, and is it okay or deadly?
What is the attitude/countenance of the staff like? (are they bedraggled or enjoying their day?) These are the 2 things that most affect me. I'm not too attached to the environment, provided it's reasonably clean, that's secondary.
I understand, but don't like seeing hairdressers whose hair looks like they've tried every color %26amp; cut then gave up...we all have our days, but it's a little unnerving.
Kinda like havin' a dentist with rotten %26amp; missing front teeth.
I notice the attitudes of the people that work there. You walk into a salon and you immediately feel one way or another, comfortable, or uncomfortable. I've been in some seriously snobby places that acted as if they didn't care if they had your business or not.
I notice that most hairdressers need a hairdresser.. they may be good with their customers but a lot of times I went to a hairdresser and their own hair looked just lousy.. still they did a good job...so that's all that matters to me..xxx
the first thing that I notice is how professianal the shop looks , if it looks welcoming. That always influences whether i will return or not, and if the staff look immaculate!
I don't go very often because my mom is a hair stylist but i always notice the strong smells from the chemicals to do various hair styles. Sometimes they give me wicked head aches.
I always notice the stylist - her clothes and hair. If HER hair doesn't look good, then I sure don't want her doing mine.
Next is how the shop looks.
at first i notice the shop u know how it looks.... then i look at the stylist hair, if her hair is nice am prettiy sure shes good at styling if its a mess i dont think all cut my hair there
I first look at the stylist hair, if it is nice then i get it done, if not...then i look else where.
Where can I go to learn about skin and beauty care?
I want to learn more about what kind of ingredients are good for your skin. Like with facials and beauty stuff. Where can I go to learn about that? I would really like to learn this stuff and maybe somehow get a business going.Where can I go to learn about skin and beauty care?
Cosmetology School and Take the Esthetician course.Where can I go to learn about skin and beauty care?
tthe doctor, spa, hair salon, mom, sisters, aunts,,,ppl like that. the doctor is never ever wrong and spa ppl make their living on perfecting skin. at the right hair salon, none of the cheap stuff, they have great products and a wealth of hair info. your family is great for tips on what they have tried and they know more about you and most likely have the same skin and hair issues as you.
Maybe some books? There's a great book by Sephora that teaches you about beauty (make up tips, skin tips, hair tips etc.). I think that would be a good place to start to see if it's right for you.
Well i'm not good at that stuff but i would suggest a make up place like sephora or grown up place that sells make up. They may be able to teach you some tips for a good buisness.
Cosmetology School and Take the Esthetician course.Where can I go to learn about skin and beauty care?
tthe doctor, spa, hair salon, mom, sisters, aunts,,,ppl like that. the doctor is never ever wrong and spa ppl make their living on perfecting skin. at the right hair salon, none of the cheap stuff, they have great products and a wealth of hair info. your family is great for tips on what they have tried and they know more about you and most likely have the same skin and hair issues as you.
Maybe some books? There's a great book by Sephora that teaches you about beauty (make up tips, skin tips, hair tips etc.). I think that would be a good place to start to see if it's right for you.
Well i'm not good at that stuff but i would suggest a make up place like sephora or grown up place that sells make up. They may be able to teach you some tips for a good buisness.
What was your experience gettting highlights/color at a beauty school?
I have had my hair hightlighted with blond for over 12 years. I have always gone to a professional. To be honest,I just can't afford $120 anymore. I am now a stay at home mom. I have made an appt at a Paul Mitchell beauty school for this Friday %26amp; I'm a bit nervous!What was your experience gettting highlights/color at a beauty school?
Everytime Students did my hair, The Color always turned out Fine, Just as if My mother(Who has been a hairstylist since the 80's) did them.
They're also supervised by Licensed Cosmetologists/and Instructors at ALL times, So their is nothing to be worried about.What was your experience gettting highlights/color at a beauty school?
I am sure it will be good, Paul Mitchell is very reputable. Not to mention they have instructor right there at all times! I do my own, but would go the schools ANYTIME and I recommend ours to others if I am unable highly!
http://ca.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind鈥?/a>
i've had my hair done at the Aveda school and the last time i got it done, they missed my roots by about a half an inch or so. :(
Everytime Students did my hair, The Color always turned out Fine, Just as if My mother(Who has been a hairstylist since the 80's) did them.
They're also supervised by Licensed Cosmetologists/and Instructors at ALL times, So their is nothing to be worried about.What was your experience gettting highlights/color at a beauty school?
I am sure it will be good, Paul Mitchell is very reputable. Not to mention they have instructor right there at all times! I do my own, but would go the schools ANYTIME and I recommend ours to others if I am unable highly!
http://ca.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind鈥?/a>
i've had my hair done at the Aveda school and the last time i got it done, they missed my roots by about a half an inch or so. :(
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)