For too long, the definition of beauty seems to revolve around perfection. It’s time to embrace a new mood of realism and celebrate natural flaws of nature be it freckles, wrinkles or other superficial blemishes.
Scandinavian model Julia Hafstrom
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I totally agree. Beauty is not about perfection. I’ve always been telling myself that beauty comes from your inner heart. Many artistes, celebrities, models (or even my friends!) have gone thru/or are tempted to go for surgeries to fix their faces. I used to hate my thick lips.. but now, I am accepting it as part of my charm point;) It’s switching negative into positive POV. And also to appreciate what my parents have given me…:)
I love your beauty/fashion posts.. and hope to see more of it!Hee…
Stay natural, always!
Lisa