WHAT IS TRUE BEAUTY?

 

DEFINITION OF TRUE BEAUTY 

True beauty is difficult to define. Each person has a unique perspective on and understanding of true beauty. It is categorized as either an internal or external phenomenon that affects a person or an object.

The current definition of true beauty frequently insists that it incorporates a person's physical appearance. Women in particular desire to be viewed as beautiful.

THE INNER AND OUTER BEAUTY 

Beauty comes in two flavors: inner beauty and exterior beauty. While a person's genes contribute to their outside beauty, their inner beauty is a function of who they are. While inner beauty refers to a person's personality, outer beauty encompasses appearance.Additionally, Inner beauty and exterior beauty have different features and importance. These two beauties have a profound impact on people, yet they differ in a number of aspects, including their descriptions, their availability, and their caliber.The definition of inner beauty is "beautiful based on your personality and how you interact with other people." The ability to feel confident about oneself is another aspect of inner beauty. Furthermore, as a friend of mine likes to say, "People are like Oreos; the excellent stuff is inside." — Unknown

A person's style, hair color, hair type, and body form are all aspects of their outer beauty. This beauty is one that influences how people perceive others and may even influence how they assess them.The second distinction, though, is how to do them. Inner beauty can be altered based on your actions and behavior because it is defined by the way you behave.

The way people perceive someone's inner beauty can be very different from how they perceive their exterior attractiveness. Although we may argue that individuals tend to assess others and themselves primarily based on their appearance, this is never a valid reason to ignore the importance of inner beauty. We can consider which of these two sorts of beauty is the genuine definition of beauty by keeping them in mind.

DISCRIMINATION BETWEEN THE WHITE AND BLACK PEOPLE 

People who share similar ethnic characteristics and those who are perceived to belong to a darker skinned race are treated differently as a result of the social implications that come with the cultural meanings that are attached to their darker skin color. This practice is known as colorism, or shadeism.

Almost every element of people's daily lives are impacted by racism. According to research, white people are given more possibilities to pursue higher education and find jobs. Compared to how white people are treated, black people are treated more rudely and cruelly. They are viewed as less desirable as love partners, while white individuals are preferred. Moreover, their medical care is subpar.

Travelers to Africa during the time of European colonialism accentuated and supplemented a European discourse on black womanhood that generalized all black women as having large bodies. This represented their "otherness," their lower phenotype, and their illiterate, backward society.

The fact that white imperialist attitudes and the predominance of white beauty standards still exist, despite the fact that today the thick Black female form is appreciated, is indisputable. "When viewed through the lens of white supremacy, the voluptuous black female figure is nevertheless perceived as unattractive, ugly, and grotesque—the reverse of beautiful."Women with lighter skin tones are perceived in some regions of Africa as being more attractive and more likely to succeed than those with darker skin tones.This barrier frequently prompts women to seek out skin-lightening procedures, many of which are detrimental to health.

ARE THERE ANY REASONS TO SUPPORT PHYSICAL BEAUTY?

Physical beauty is frequently endorsed and promoted as one of the most distinguishing characteristics in a society that is image-driven. Sometimes, it doesn't even matter how skilled you are as long as you appear nice enough to get the job. But, you could still be unsure and ask if there are any justifications for why people nowadays place such a high value on beauty. The following are some of the most prevalent justifications for why physical beauty matters so much:

1.Beauty can impress people

In some circumstances, people can        be so taken aback by aesthetic beauty that they forget about everything else. Several vendors utilize beauty as a distracting factor to sell more goods.

2.Beauty is associated with skills

Beauty is equated with intelligence in some companies (depending on the managers' and employees' mindsets). In actuality, there is no proof of such a relationship. But it's a common misconception that attractive people are also highly intelligent and skillful.

3.Beauty makes you feel good

Why do so many people desire a better appealing appearance? The explanation is straightforward: You feel better about yourself when you feel gorgeous. There is an emotional link between the idea of beauty and self-assurance. Normally, the people who know to be attractive tend to be more self-confident in their own skills.  

4.Beauty attracts a lot of people

When it comes to beginning a love relationship, physical beauty is vital to a girl or woman. Women's strongest tool for seducing guys is all of their glitz and charm. Hence, beauty can significantly alter sentimental connections. 

5.Beauty supports relationships

If you cease taking care of yourself while married, your husband will realize this and he might start considering other women. It is a matter of pride and self-respect for all males to want their wife to be the most beautiful thing on the planet. In order to prevent your partner from turning his attention to another lady, take good care of your physique and hair.

6.Beauty creates harmony

A gorgeous face is always appealing to look at, whether she is a cosmetics salesperson or a little child playing outside with your children. While interacting with attractive individuals, people tend to unwind, and the same is true when they view a stunning landscape, a lovely image, or anything else they find appealing. Who wants to look at something unattractive, after all?

IS INNER BEAUTY MORE IMPORTANT THAN OUTER BEAUTY?

Everything in life requires confidence. Without it, you won't be very successful at much of anything. You won't be able to accomplish many things in life without it. And the confidence that comes from your inner attractiveness is what gives you a positive self-image.You can't make friends if your inner attractiveness is lacking. You can at least make them, but you can't keep the ones you do. You believe that maintaining an appealing exterior will keep your buddies around longer? Think again.Without inner beauty, it is difficult to keep up solid relationships with anyone, let alone your family. The main thing that attracts people to you is your inner beauty. Nobody wants to have a deeper relationship with you if you don't have it. This is just an exception if you are a bad person who makes friends by causing fear, which is often referred to as bullying.It is extremely challenging to keep up a love connection without inner attractiveness. If you can't calm the chaos inside of you, courting someone and getting married could be quite difficult for you. If you are not a decent person, being physically handsome may help you attract people, but it won't help you keep them around because most people won't stay in relationships with people who are only attractive on the outside.

WHAT PEOPLE DO TO BRING OUT THE OUTER BEAUTY 

For some people outer beauty is more important.The things people do to bring out the outer beauty:

MAKEUP

Makeup does not draw attention to our true selves. It serves as a means of concealment. Does wearing cosmetics not feel heavy on our faces and bodies? Makeup is a method of concealing our genuine aura, coming close to being a mask. Another perception of insecurity is wearing cosmetics. Why do we use cosmetics? Is it done to cover up wrinkles and other skin flaws? to conceal flaws?

The features that truly make you beautiful are those that are specific to you and only you, such as every pore on your skin, the contour of your cheekbones, the length of your lashes, and the way your lips curl when you smile. We are all only human, and as a young girl, adolescent, and adult, I have pondered what it meant to be truly beautiful. Even though we all start out with naked faces, I somehow started to associate my self-worth with the layer on my face and how other people saw me physically as the years went by.

When did we become so uncaring that a mark on our faces became suddenly undesirable, is what I don't understand. When did we lose sight of the fact that everything was done to elevate us rather than diminish us? When did our fear of being oneself and being seen without even a hint of makeup grow so great that it limited how freely and unfettered we could live?And maybe more significantly, when did we forget that true beauty goes well beyond the surface?

When did we become so uncaring that a mark on our faces became suddenly undesirable, is what I don't understand. When did we lose sight of the fact that everything was done to elevate us rather than diminish us? When did our fear of being oneself and being seen without even a hint of makeup grow so great that it limited how freely and unfettered we could live?

And maybe more significantly, when did we forget that true beauty goes well beyond the surface?

I'm the end result of it all, so I'm not sure when it happened, but I know it did. Being my true self has been a constant source of struggle for me. I have schooled myself to hide and give my best effort every morning.

Please keep in mind that the brush you use on your skin is simply a tool to add a little extra glitter to your already radiant skin. The only purpose of the line you put over your lash is to bring attention to your flawless eye. And keep in mind that there should never be a time when you feel embarrassed to show the world how perfect you really are underneath it all.

SURGERY 

Individuals who are dissatisfied with the blessings God has given them often spend exorbitant sums of money trying to appear "beautiful." Some may even go so far as to have surgery done solely for the aim of improving their appearance.We must take into account how unique we are. We are special because we bear God's likeness and image. We already own beauty. As the Oklahoma Women's Coalition organization put it, "All women and girls are beautiful. Say it. Recognize it. Be stunning. since you are.

If we keep bringing ourselves down, we will never live up to our actual potential. Do you not believe that we have strayed too far from a fulfilling relationship with our inner selves because of women's desire to undergo bodily change?

DOES TRUE BEAUTY COME FROM WITHIN?

I think true beauty is a sensation rather than a physical attribute.

I've always believed that no matter your age, when you are truly beautiful on the inside (by loving yourself and others), this will cause you to glow on the outside like sunbeams are bursting from your face.We spend much too much time looking in the mirror, examining, fretting, and wishing away a pimple, a wrinkle, or a stray hair, but not nearly enough time appreciating how amazing we are as people. We are so beautiful and brilliant on the inside.

True beauty originates from the heart. It develops into an incredible vitality that is positively contagious and blooms like a rose. It has the power to change lives and be seductive. It is born from a place of self-acceptance, selflessness, and compassion; it develops when you are happy for yourself and others. It is the result of lovely thoughts. When you are being who you truly are, it manifests.

TRUE BEAUTY TRAITS

1. Beautiful people value and love themselves. They have a high opinion of themselves but act HUMBLY. They truly have a high self-esteem and carry themselves well. They know they are not perfect—no one is—but they love their perfectly imperfect selves.

2. Attractive people focus on their own lane. They don't evaluate their way of life against that of others. They avoid slander. They don't make an effort to encourage others. You understand what I'm talking about when I say that there are people who publicly support others while secretly hoping they fail because it helps them appear and feel better. They compete in their own race and are not intimidated by other people's accomplishments. They remain focused on their own lane because they are aware of their goals.

3. When they need to, people with beauty come clean and acknowledge their errors. Nothing is more repulsive than a person who constantly believes they are correct. The definition of beauty is: You're right and I was wrong!

4. Beautiful people show genuine kindness to others. They also treat themselves well and speak kindly to themselves, which goes hand in hand with point.

5. Beautiful individuals maintain an open mind. They are aware that not everything is as it seems. When someone is upset, they recognize that they're probably just having a bad day and will listen to both sides of the story before passing judgment.

6. Brave people have beautiful faces. I don't mean that they can walk on a tightrope; rather, I mean that they have the bravery to love completely. They have the guts to chase their boldest aspirations. They have the fortitude to recognize when it's time to improve and change. They have the bravery to speak out and defend what they believe in.

CONCLUSION

I want people to see the inside of me when it comes to me. I don't always dress nicely or use makeup, but I constantly convince myself that it doesn't matter because they don't know me. Someone who doesn't know me shouldn't have any right to judge me, in my opinion. The definition of true beauty for me is noticing the positive aspects of others. I think I need to dress in ways that I find cute rather than according to what other people might think in order for people to recognize my genuine beauty. I'm not here to win people over.For instance, when I wake up in the morning, I prepare for school by doing the basic preparations—brushing my teeth, combing my hair, etc.—and when I get to school, I know I don't look the best. When I go up to my friends, they occasionally compliment me, but what always makes me feel better is that they accept me for who I truly am.

I think that in the future, people will benefit by recognizing others' inherent beauty. Individuals should now make an effort to see the positive aspects of people in the hopes that they would reciprocate. People should continue convincing themselves that appearances aren't important; what matters is what's inside. I hope that most people would be able to recognize that true beauty lies on the inside.

 Hence, keep in mind that you are so deserving and so distinctive on the days when you have doubts about how you appear to others and the world, and on the days when you are trying to live up to an unattainable standard of beauty that doesn't actually exist. Make an effort to love yourself a little. Go away from the mirror, do something that makes you joyful, and that makes you feel more confident.

You are perfect just the way you are, after all.