Best beauty advice?

[Anonymous]

Finishing schools?

[Anonymous]

Sun eclipse sleeves while driving. UV protection for hands is critical.

Spf

Sunglasses always (no crows feet)

Mister at night in bedroom and office to up humidity in winter.

Lipsticks with a little shine.

Luminous blush and finishing powders. Hourglass, the light luminous finishing powders.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sun eclipse sleeves while driving. UV protection for hands is critical.

Spf

Sunglasses always (no crows feet)

Mister at night in bedroom and office to up humidity in winter.

Lipsticks with a little shine.

Luminous blush and finishing powders. Hourglass, the light luminous finishing powders.

Your car glass/windows protect you from U V rays.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sun eclipse sleeves while driving. UV protection for hands is critical.

Spf

Sunglasses always (no crows feet)

Mister at night in bedroom and office to up humidity in winter.

Lipsticks with a little shine.

Luminous blush and finishing powders. Hourglass, the light luminous finishing powders.

Bana.

Your car glass/windows protect you from U V rays.

No. Not always and not enough. But you rely on that and admire your age spotted hands in a few years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sleep, hydration, nutrition, moisturization, protection ... what else?

Protection?

Lol

[Anonymous]

Stop tanning - real or sunbeds. And exercise regularly.

[Anonymous]

Wear colors that look good on you.
Love what you are wearing.
Wear makeup.
Dye your grays.

[Anonymous]

A consultation with a cosmetic dermatologist

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:These are all health suggestions, which are a great foundation. But for standout beauty you need well applied makeup, styling, and poise as well.

How do I improve poise?

Work on your posture. Listen twice as much as you speak. Choose your words carefully. Smile.

Being a quiet weirdo is beauty advice?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:These are all health suggestions, which are a great foundation. But for standout beauty you need well applied makeup, styling, and poise as well.

How do I improve poise?

Work on your posture. Listen twice as much as you speak. Choose your words carefully. Smile.

Being a quiet weirdo is beauty advice?

Not the PP you are attempting to insult here but yes, if you call that being a quiet weirdo, YES. It absolutely is. Try it.

[Anonymous]

Sooooo many Americans are loud and obnoxious. Only country that is worse is Australia. New Zeland and Britain tied for 3rd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Obviously not as fundamental as much of the above advice but figure out a way to make your hair look healthy and shiny (this can be achieved at home or in salon). And don’t forget to pay attention to the hair on the back of your head when styling.

100%

ideas on the shiny part

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:These are all health suggestions, which are a great foundation. But for standout beauty you need well applied makeup, styling, and poise as well.

How do I improve poise?

Work on your posture. Listen twice as much as you speak. Choose your words carefully. Smile.

Being a quiet weirdo is beauty advice?

Not the PP you are attempting to insult here but yes, if you call that being a quiet weirdo, YES. It absolutely is. Try it.

What does it have to do with beauty?

[Anonymous]

all of the skincare tips above- low stress AND stay slim until you hit about 60 then gain 5 pounds to fill your face out.