Comments on: THE BEAUTY BOOK THAT CHANGED MY LIFE http://www.agreenertea.com/the-beauty-book-that-changed-my-life/ ...on aging with strength and beauty Sat, 31 Jul 2010 01:18:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: gina topolniski http://www.agreenertea.com/the-beauty-book-that-changed-my-life/comment-page-1/#comment-11 gina topolniski Mon, 29 Oct 2007 14:27:23 +0000 http://www.empoweredattraction.com/the-beauty-book-that-changed-my-life/#comment-11 Although I think that some men think that by telling us "Why are you doing that? You look far better without makeup," that they are giving us the ultimate compliment what I think they fail to realize is that we really do not care that they think we look better without, we do not feel this way. The face we present to the public is the one we choose not the one they choose since it really is all about choice. Because this gender has chosen, whether by social, cultural or a simple lack of product which, by the way, is changing with the EMO generation, not to wear make up does not mean that we have made the same choice. Does it make us appear weaker? Hardly...look at Cleopatra, the ultimate user of Kohl eye pencil and one of history's most powerful women. Women are different from men (and how many times do we need to reiterate that one) and instead of again telling us what to do as in "You don't need that!" simply leave it alone. Admire what you like and shut your mouth about the rest or as my mother would say, "If you can't say something nice do not say anything at all. :) Although I think that some men think that by telling us “Why are you doing that? You look far better without makeup,” that they are giving us the ultimate compliment what I think they fail to realize is that we really do not care that they think we look better without, we do not feel this way. The face we present to the public is the one we choose not the one they choose since it really is all about choice.
Because this gender has chosen, whether by social, cultural or a simple lack of product which, by the way, is changing with the EMO generation, not to wear make up does not mean that we have made the same choice.

Does it make us appear weaker? Hardly…look at Cleopatra, the ultimate user of Kohl eye pencil and one of history’s most powerful women.
Women are different from men (and how many times do we need to reiterate that one) and instead of again telling us what to do as in “You don’t need that!” simply leave it alone. Admire what you like and shut your mouth about the rest or as my mother would say, “If you can’t say something nice do not say anything at all. :)

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