We don’t have mandatory operations to make us pretty as in the books I’ve recenty reviewed on this site, but we still all aspire to be more beautiful than our natural state. Call it vanity or just wanting to look your best, we all succomb to enhancing what we have through one method or another.
I, for one, wear make up. I don’t feel right when I don’t have at least lipstick on. It makes me feel better, and I think it makes me feel better. With three teen daughters, the subject of make up has surfaced in our conversations more than once. While I tell them that they are still too young to wear too much make up, I know it is only a matter of time before they will use make up whether I give my permission or not. Makeup, I tell them should be an enhancement of your natural beauty, not a mask to cover your true face.
MakeUpTip.com is a great resource for teens to learn about tips and tricks to applying makeup so that it is tastefull and not overly done. Here they can learn how to properly apply eyeliner, lipstick, eye shadow and blush. Most importantly though they also learn that your canvas, your face, has to be in good condition in order for all the tips to work. Taking care of their skin is probably the most neglected aspect of teen hygiene. It’s because their skin is still so perfect at this age. I tell them if they take care of their skin now, they will always have good skin into their adulthood.
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