Showing posts with label Beauty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beauty. Show all posts

Thursday, 26 July 2012

Secret of the Turkana Beauties

Do you love the Turkana beauties? So natural and so real. I sure do. Here is the a share of the creativity of our young people and the beauty in our Kenyan people. I particularly  love the Turkana Granny. I would love to know the secret to her beauty. I sure want to look good even in my eighty's. May be granny takes Aloe Vera and Cactus fruits, that grow in the wild in drylands like Turkana - where she lives. Or someone out there has another idea? Check out this magazine. 

Source: After5.co.ke

Monday, 11 June 2012

Money and wealth matters

Does beauty have to do with ‘who can afford it and who cannot?’ What is the solution to poverty? Poverty wears an ugly face. It is demeaning and perhaps the highest level of deprivation of human right. Who will redeem the poor? What is the secret of the wealthy? Can we share it around. Visit the Money and Wealth Page and comment. What is your secret to wealth? You can also download the Money and Wealth Presentation here.
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Saturday, 9 June 2012

Beauty from within

Beauty starts from within your body and shows outside. What you look outside is a reflection of your inside. No matter how much cosmetics on your face if you are not healthy in your body it will show. Caring for just your outside appearance and leaving the inside is like white washing a tomb. A healthy diet, water, exercise, good sleep are key to beauty, in addition to a happy positive altitude.  People say you are what you eat. I find this a little condemning given the nutritional challenge of our modern age. Eating good food has never before been such a challenge as it is in our time. We cannot always get what our body needs from the grocery store anymore thanks to years of agricultural  technology and crop breeding  advances  that have striped out food of vital nutrients. A broccoli today is much poorer  in nutrients than was 20 years ago, being grown in nutrient depleted and polluted soils. We have found ourselves in the age where supplementing the nutrients we get from our food is a wise thing to do.  
Finding well prepared and absorbable food supplements remain an important thing when we decide to take our health seriously. I have found FOREVER LIVING PRODUCTS to be one of the best supplements available.  Find them here for yourself too. Read this document to see why you need to do supplementation of nutrients to your body.
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Friday, 8 June 2012

What is in your beauty product

In our effort to beauty, we are at time our own undoing. Kinda like what they say ‘shooting oneself on the foot’. Have you ever stopped to ask your self what is in your shampoo? Or your night or day cream? How about that foundation and compact powder you use everyday? Do you know how each of the ingredients affect you? Why is it that we do not seem to care what we expose our body to through the products we use. Here is how I do it; I simply search out available information on the internet about each and every ingredient that is indicated on each product I buy that I don’t  know about. Try doing that today with your foundation or cream and share with me your findings. I am sure you will be surprised at the revelations.

Thursday, 7 June 2012

Beauty Dream

Beauty means different things to different people. There as many definitions of beauty as there are people. Some common views on beauty are: harmony with nature, ripe in time, perfection and so forth. The early Greek philosophers such as Pythagoras perceived beauty as symmetry and proportions. Plato saw it as a virtue and good leads to beauty. Latter perceptions held considered beauty as a product of rational order and harmony of proportions.
Another middle age philosopher Francis Hutcheson argued that beauty is ‘unity in variety and variety in unity’. In the modern times there have been views suggesting that human beauty is a combination of both inner and outer qualities? Inner qualities such as politeness, fairness, joy , grace, charisma, integrity, elegancy – I like to call them ‘beheld’s virtues’ and outer qualities which are the physical attributes of human body –I like to call them ‘beholder’s virtues’.
I think beauty has a lot to do with how one perceives oneself. What you see when you look at yourself in the mirror depends largely on standard for beauty set in your subconscious mind which is formed over your life. Every one is a beauty ‘beholder’ and a beauty ‘beheld’. The standard you use to measure what is beauty that you behold on others is a reflection of the standard you behold on yourself. Besides, what you behold in yourself is what you reflect to the outside. That is why I believe beauty is as inside business as it is outside. It emanates from the inside, when the beautiful spirit within manifests to the physical world.
Historically, society has viewed beauty in dualistic way. You are either beautiful or ugly. In most case the media sets the standards of who is beautiful and who is not. The beautiful ones are included (in the movies and magazines), the ugly ones are the rest of them-left out. Worse still is when the standards for beauty become racial. The movie and advertising industry portrays the blonde as the standard for beauty. That being the case many non-blonde persons end up seeing themselves as not measuring up.
How we perceive ourselves inside affect how we feel. Not being in a position to appreciate who we are is the reasons people go to all length to imitate, alter, adjust what the ‘ugly’ in them and adapt the ‘beautiful’ in others. As we know this is multi-billion business and spread all over the world. I believe being beautiful starts by appreciating oneself as a wonder, a miracle and a beauty and by all means a perfect gift from the maker.
It is when we stop wanting to be someone else and you start working on who you are that you set yourself on the beauty trail. . Loving and appreciating oneself enables one to develop as sense of value and identity. You want to take care of yourself as an act of gratefulness to the maker for the gift that is you. Because what you do not value, you destroy and what you value you build and nurture. Nature has provided you with all that you need to be beautiful. Just look inside, there lies the beauty that you dream of.
The essence of this blog is to encourage people to feel and act beautiful naturally, without trying too hard. Just working with what you have and enjoying it all the way. I invite comments and views on beauty to be shared in this blog. Welcome.
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