As a girl in a trend, I fully support the idea of natural beauty. To be honest with yourself and others, open and present, is not this true happiness?For some reason, when we talk about naturalness, the following associations often pop up in my head: girls without makeup, never visiting a hairdresser, cheerful fat women with cute pleats, and a happy mother of two children in oversized jeans. Well, okay. All this is natural: eat pies with sweet tea, stay at home with books and TV shows, raise children, in the end, giving yourself up to the end of this happy family whirlpool.

Such naturalness for many is an explanation of their own laziness, an excuse.
The stereotypes of naturalness consist in the fact that we forgive ourselves a lot - we push the lack of willpower and laziness to the circumstances. Hence the cliches, which, frankly, have outlived their usefulness!

Some things are really beyond our control - wrinkles, the cut of the eyes and the shape of the chest, excessively wide or narrow hips or short fingers. The art of being a woman is to skillfully make yourself beautiful so that it is not noticeable to others.

For me, naturalness is sincerity, first of all. When you're not ashamed of the way you look. And you make yourself so yourself.