Love, Aventure, and Fashion: 2013

Friday, August 9, 2013

How to Be Pretty...an A+ Girl

You should never worry about looks, though usually it is good to look nice. However, it's important to keep in mind that hormones can make you feel ugly, even if you aren't - and there will always be some people who see pretty things about you, always somebody who will fall in love with you, and there will always be something awesome about you inside and out. Even if you feel ugly, you're not. Even though you are beautiful already, this article will enhance your looks and make you feel much better about yourself!
Be confident. There is no point sitting in your bedroom worrying over your looks. You can change yourself and there are ways of bringing in confidence. Walk with your back straight, and don't slouch. Have a positive outlook on everything. You are beautiful no matter what in your own way.
Be clean and hygienic. Bathe or shower everyday, and wash hair frequently. Do not leave hair more than 3 days - it could turn very greasy or flaky! Use a bath gel with a subtle scent, and try skin lotions if you have dry skin.
Find a different haircut and purchase hair products. Try a hairstyle to suit your face shape - and have it cut at a salon professionally. Not only will this be more accurate, the style will frame your face properly, the stylists will help pick a style with you to suit you, and the products used will be much better. Side swept bangs suit every face shape so they are a safe bet if you are confused. Try an edgy short haircut! Try out products like:

mousse
straightening cream
heat protector serum or spray
hairspray
gel (for wearing hair up)
hair accessories

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Wash your face and moisturize. If you wear make-up, remove it properly with make-up remover. Cleanse the face with facial wash (this will help with spots), try a spot cream if you get acne often, and moisturize skin daily.

Keep nails in good order. Make sure fingernails are NEVER dirty. Wear nail polish. If you're not a fan of color on nails, wear clear nail polish. This will not only make nails stronger, but will add shine which looks classy. Try dipping them in olive oil each night, this will help build strong nails and heal cuticles. (Be sure the olive oil stays on your cuticles for 2-3 minutes.) Why not jazz them up a bit with a sensible but pretty pastel shade? A French manicure is always most effective. False nails are over-rated and unnecessary in the opinion of many.

Try a little makeup. If you're under 18, it's best to keep it toned down. If you have acne, then consider foundation - but make sure it is the same color and tone as your skin, and wear the color powder over the top. For an easier option, apply concealer which matches your skin color. Try covering under-eye circles in the same way. Add Vaseline to your lips and lightly add pink to your cheeks for a rosy glow (then add a little Vaseline for a 'glow'). Try a little bit of mascara.

Shave or pluck your face if you have hair there. Don't go as far as false lashes, and make it look natural, yet noticeable. Always make sure you look natural - and don't wear any more make-up than that except for special occasions, with parental approval.

Be a nice person. If you are horrible on the inside, then it will show on the outside. Be nice to people, share your things, and work hard in lessons.

Smile. Smiling makes you look more attractive. When somebody catches your eye, smile confidently. Be polite to people. This looks a lot more attractive than frowning and mumbling.

Brush your teeth! Try out mints for good breath, and a little teeth whitener but don't over-do it.

Dress nicely. Instead of wearing boring trousers, try out skirts (not too short!) and tights or leggings, but don't look trashy. Alternately, try a classy scarf and some earrings - and if you're sticking to the 'classy' category, hoops aren't recommended, studs are a better idea.

Eat healthy and exercise! Stay fit! Make sure to play or get outside at least 60 minutes a day and eat healthy! Exercise doesn't have to be boring - try swimming, or horse riding, or walking, Wii Fit or even yoga or martial arts. Fruit and yogurt helps, and try to stay away from less healthy foods such as cake, candy, ice cream, etc.

Color-coordinate your clothes! Wear colors that you think will make you look good. Be bold, wear good quality clothes and plan outfits ahead of time.

Don't listen when other people put you down, just know that they're putting you down while you are going on with your life.

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

How to Make a Man Fall in Love with You

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While the idea of "making" anyone do anything against their wishes isn't the intent of this article, it is both possible and realistic to encourage someone subtly to feel a certain way about you, through being positive, reciprocal and caring. If you've fallen for a man you'd like to feel the same way about you, here are some suggestions to help you encourage his feelings along in the right direction, all with subtlety and consideration.
Smile well and often. Your best weapon is always available, completely free, and can't be overused––your winning smile! Flash a genuine grin as often as possible, whether it's directed at your guy or not. It makes you look approachable, and it might actually make you happier.
Show your man the best version of yourself. Trying to change who you are to win someone over is a recipe for disaster. You can, however, show him the more appealing sides of your personality and looks. It might sound simple, but it can do a lot to boost your confidence and your image.
Be a little mysterious. Let him wonder about you, instead of telling him everything he wants to know (or more). Don't know how to be mysterious? It's easier than it looks.
Always leave him wanting more. Create demand by limiting supply. If you end the interaction before he's bored, he'll immediately start looking forward to the next time he can talk to you.
Do something considerate for your man. Show him that you notice what he's doing and you're willing to help without being asked. Try to keep the gesture small enough that he won't be embarrassed at your generosity, but big enough for him to feel valued.