The New Age of Beauty

The New Age of Beauty

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Beauty they say is in the eyes of the beholder. Every living being has their own definition of beauty. Some see beauty as anything natural, so minimal makeup, no hair extensions or weaves, no piercings or tattoos. Others see beauty as being skinny, no body hairs, full on makeup, hair extensions and weaves, tattoos, stylish pieces, fake boobs, fake butt, fake tan and anything fake, flashy or over the top

I see beauty differently. When I look at a beautiful woman, I see –

Brains – This is so major for me. Beauty and brains go hand in hand, I have zero tolerance for anyone who lacks in the intelligence department.

Flattering makeup.

Flattering hair extensions and weaves (if needed).

A healthy BMI – This is another major quality for me.

Good dentition – pearly whites are so easy on the eye.

Smooth/spotless skin.

No tattoos whatsoever – I thank God I did not go ahead with my teenage dream of having a tattoo. I would have had to visit a Tattoo Removal Clinic in my twenties, when I saw the light.

I find that my beauty qualities change as I grow older. Some qualities that would have made my teenage list, when I was like 13, or even 18, like being 6 feet tall and having an hour-glass shape, definitely do not make my list now that I am almost 30, and I am sure more qualities will come on and off my list in my forties and fifties.

I am 100% certain, that beauty will continue to evolve, and  that society will continue to dictate what we call beautiful, with the Bimbos and others continuously shoved in our faces everyday, if we allow it. I don’t, I live my by own rules, and when I see beauty, this is what I see:

BEYONCE

Beyonce

I admire the fact that Beyonce is beauty and brains combined. She is a strong, hard-working woman, and so beautiful.

Nicole Scherzinger

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I love her stunning features. She is a true natural beauty. She rolls out of bed looking GLAM.

Gwen Stefani

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This woman does not seem to age. She looks exactly like how she looked 10 years ago and that is what I call a BEAUTY.

Genevieve Nnaji

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This effortless African beauty is the truth. She reminds me of Queen Bey, beauty and brains here as well. I adore her.

Eva Longoria

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I still cannot believe that Eva Longoria is in her 40s. Beauty goals right here. She can easily pass for a 28-year-old.

What do you call beautiful? Sound off in the comment section.

 

*This s a collaborative post.

 

 

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Covers Glamour UK February 2016

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Covers Glamour UK February 2016

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I came across the latest Glamour issue online and I am eager to grab a copy. The very beautiful Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is on the cover for the February issue and she looks stunning on it, as expected. Her makeup is flawless, hair looks beautiful in a straight out of the bed, messy way, and she has on a white piece, which looks great on the cover. This woman ALWAYS looks perfect.

A model, actress, entrepreneur, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is a force to reckon with in the entertainment industry. Her lingerie line with M&S is currently the best-selling in the country, and she is launching a cosmetics line also with M&S Autograph; Rosie For Autograph Cosmetics, which is promised to be also a best-selling cosmetic line.

I love to ‘hang out’ with successful people. I believe their success rubs off on others around them. So since I am not around Rosie at the moment (wink wink), I would love to read about how she got to where she is today, and this Glamour issue promises to contain all her juicy career secrets, which is right up my street. Rosie also dishes out some beauty tips on how to contour like a supermodel, so that will be something I would be interested in as well. I have recently discovered the power of a good contour, so learning some more tips from a beauty guru will be ace.

Another feature in this issue, I am interested in, is the former FBI agent feature on how to manage stress. Stress has become a friend for a long time now, and  I will like to put an end to that friendship this year. I need to know how to work smarter and be more productive.

I will be getting a copy of this issue when next I pop out to the stores. Looks like it is going to be a good read.

What do you think of this issue? Will you be reading?

Drop me a comment, let’s chat.

Thanks for reading.

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