The term “natural beauty” gets banded about often enough that some people don’t actually know what it is. It could be a way of not needing to enhance one’s appearance to be seen in public? Does it mean that a someone with natural beauty only uses natural products? Or is it simply someone who can look great no matter what? The, the answer to all of these statements is yes.
natural beauty doesn’t require anything. If someone is said to have natural beauty, that person can just arise in the morning and still radiate that just a change in clothes ought to be enough to appear dazzling. The person in question doesn’t need to look like a super model.
After all many super models spend ages dealing with hair, clothing, make-up, and even the right pose for an image or show. No. Natural beauty doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with specific body features. A little enhancement never hurts to bring forward someone’s natural radiance and beauty!.
natural beauty doesn’t require anything. If someone is said to have natural beauty, that person can just arise in the morning and still radiate that just a change in clothes ought to be enough to appear dazzling. The person in question doesn’t need to look like a super model.
After all many super models spend ages dealing with hair, clothing, make-up, and even the right pose for an image or show. No. Natural beauty doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with specific body features. A little enhancement never hurts to bring forward someone’s natural radiance and beauty!.
Readers Write, Oct. 2
ROADSIDE SIGNS Too many billboards clutter natural beauty I’m a capitalist. I believe in the free market, the First Amendment and in advertising, and am not an “environmental activist” by any means.
Energy Advisors, Industry Critics Clash At Garfield County Energy Meeting
RIFLE — Critics of the oil and gas industry drew a rebuke from the chairman of the Garfield County Energy Advisory Board (EAB) on Thursday, over the critics’ way of presenting their viewpoints at the EAB meeting that night.
