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Makeup Won’t Replace Healthy Skin But Can Still Be a Good Thing

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Last updated: 2022/06/17
By Divine Magazine Published October 22, 2018
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While not everybody would feel too comfortable to admit it, most women devote a significant amount of time to work on the tricky art of makeup, even if their partners tell them they do not need it at all. Some of the ladies do it more often than the others, as it could be a powerful tool for the trouble of masking imperfections or to subtlety emphasize the overall attractiveness. As long as you don’t overdo it, a lot of advantages can come from it.

Naturally, real beauty comes from within, so it’s not like putting on some lipstick and tons of foundation can cover up improper care of our body, even considering how some girls can change the way they look almost completely. However, there are a number of things that are way healthier and can improve the complexion and skin condition, such as the right diet, proper nourishment and hydration, quality skincare products and regular exercise. With all the prior conditions met, wearing natural looking makeup can complement a wholesome lifestyle and your healthy look.

Whether we like it or not, people tend to judge other people by their looks, and good-looking ones tend to go further in life. Indeed, attractive individuals are often associated with positive qualities like professionalism, competency, trustworthiness, leadership and so on. That’s why they have better chances to succeed at work and be happy in their personal life. Skillfully applied makeup will achieve that and can create a positive first impression when meeting a new person.

Alongside some other activities, we usually do before leaving a house, working on how we present ourselves to the world could become a useful habit. Therefore, establishing a daily makeup routine can be a good thing, not only because it’s something you would do on a regular basis — and people generally appreciate stability. Keeping in mind that usually some moderation is recommended, still, putting in a little effort into your appearance will yield results. Namely, natural and simple makeup makes you look more polished and put together. It can also boost your confidence and even transform you into the person you feel inside. Besides, any way you choose to think about it, starring at your reflection in the mirror for a few minutes sure counts a little quality “me” time. It’s when you give yourself your undivided attention, at least until the responsibilities of the day get underway. 

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