The definition of beauty is taken from both an individual and a societal perspective. Some people define beauty as characteristics related to outer beauty, such as complexion, health, youthful appearance, and facial symmetry. However, beauty is a mixture of internal and external aspects of beauty. Characteristics of a person, such as their personality, courtesy, integrity, elegance, charisma, intelligence, and grace can be considered as aspects of inner beauty. These aspects define what inner beauty is and are factors that can be felt and felt when the person is close, and not just perceived by the eyes.
Culture also dictates beauty standards and they are constantly changing. The concept of beauty has changed from the curvaceous women of the past to the skinny ones of today. Regardless of this, it is still up to the individual person to define and judge what is beautiful. The adage “beauty is in the eyes of the beholder” rings true in that what is beautiful to you is not necessarily beautiful to another, it is similar to the saying “one man’s drink is another’s poison”.
The internal attributes of a person must be of high quality for the person to be considered truly beautiful. The person’s ability to warm the hearts of others, put a smile on someone’s face, definitely shows the characteristics of someone who has inner beauty. Therefore, the criteria for judging a person’s inner beauty is their level of sensitivity, compassion, tenderness, intelligence and creativity. These inner beauty qualities are really powerful because they can overcome the external characteristics of the person.
However, how to achieve beauty in both inner and outer beauty is very important for a person. Therefore, even if one is kind, true and loyal, it is important to know how one looks physically. It is not just about how nice you dress to be beautiful, but you also need to have a healthy lifestyle, as the disease can affect you sooner or later. One should also prepare their overall appearance before socializing in the world, because people we have never met will always judge us based on a first impression of our physical appearance.
In short, put on your best smile and comb your hair and iron your clothes. Wear something dignified that makes you feel comfortable at the same time. You have to love yourself for who you are before someone else can love you. You have to be attracted to yourself before you can attract attraction. Knowing this, you should also complement your new beauty with kindness, tenderness, integrity, and compassion.