Is beauty a subjective or objective matter? You wake up in the morning, look in the mirror and see …. you. How beautiful are you and what do you consider your disadvantage? Many times we see something ugly on ourselves, while on another person, we may not even notice a particular imperfection. Specific problems in our external appearance can even create serious problems in our psychology. Fortunately most of them can be solved either with creams or some form of laser.
There are some taboo issues regarding our beauty. Do you agree?
1.Having strong hair growth is most often considered a problem. While it is normal for men to see hair, a woman, the fairer sex, will be considered completely unkempt if she forgets to wax. And the problem becomes even worse if we are not talking about leg hair, which we have learned to remove, but a strong moustache, sideburns, hair on the chin, back, belly or wild hair on the hands.
2. Acne. A problem that unfortunately, although common in teenage years, often doesn’t go away even when you become an adult. How ugly is a face or body full of pimples?
3. Stretch marks after weight fluctuation. You’ve lost the pounds you wanted, but you’ve filled in the stretch marks. These marks on either the abdomen or the thighs can become very pronounced.
4. Moles or moles, which appear in prominent places, especially on your face. If they are dangerous you just remove them. If it’s just issues that you think are making you ugly, worrying and stressing you out. If the problem is big, remove them too.
5. Problematic nails means, nails that are hard, nails that are too soft, nails with different texture and colour. In any case you need a specialist’s opinion, don’t cover up the problem by just painting them.
