Everything about me is authentic, pure, and natural- from my mind, to my body, to my spirit.
I was never one to wear cosmetics. No one within my immediate family were into cosmetics either- and I loved that about them!
My grandmother sometimes wore lipstick, and my great-grandmother wore her lipstick from time to time but nothing dramatic or commonly done.
I used to play in my great-grandmother’s make-up once in a while as a child when I would play dress-up yet that is as far as it went.
I do not like cosmetics at all, I never did as I grew up.
I am totally natural- no foundations, no skin creams, no nothing but soap and water go on my skin.
I nurture my skin and body from the inside out with the proper nutrition and vitamin supplements.
I always had a high self-esteem. I love myself for who I am not for what a standard of beauty is projected to be.
I never cared what others thought of my appearance my opinion is all that genuinely mattered to me. I have always been confident within myself in that way because my spirituality rules me. Not any religious belief- but strength of character and purpose.
I prefer to not be made up by make-up as I was divinely made real by my creator.
When I see certain women or girls, they look so much better without wearing cosmetics. It is a shame how some are brainwashed or influenced by what society deems as beautiful. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
I have seen unattractive people called beautiful and attractive people called ugly.
In the same, often cute or pretty girls/women and guys think or consider themselves unattractive while unattractive girls/women think they are the most beautiful thing in the world.
What is true beauty? True beauty is self-love, self-worth, self-respect and a humane regard toward others.
When one truly has those depths instilled all else is irrelevant.
Sure, there are beautiful women and handsome men who were born into my family with nice grades of hair, tones of skin, and figures/physiques.
However, my family was not fazed by those attributes. They knew what they possessed but what they possessed did not possess them.
I myself am blessed with my fair share of attributes. Everybody tells me how lucky I am to still “look and sound like a baby” at the age of forty-seven.
