Many women are hesitant to wear makeup and adorn themselves with jewelry and use hair products to style their hair as they claim they want their “natural” self to be seen. Carol has discovered some compelling and thought-provoking answers for all women to consider when it comes to working with our natural god-given qualities and how to stay in balance with what is natural and what is enhancing your beauty. Dressing Your Truth is the only beauty system that teaches you how to do this. Watch and learn!
Ask Carol! Question of the Week: Where does makeup fit in if I want to express my natural beauty?
Thu, Nov 19, 2009
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November 23rd, 2009 at 3:32 pm
Great post Carol!
I totally agree: from your course I learned what the ideal make up for a type 3 is, and I realized that I’ve always loved that kind of “exotic” look, (even if many people thought that since I’m blonde and blue-eyed I should wear type 2 make-up and clothes…!!!)
Though, there are days I completely make up and perfectly do my hair and so on, while there are other days I just do the basics…
But I always feel myself and fine with it.
Thanks for your your great teachings and your work.
Alessandra
November 24th, 2009 at 1:52 pm
Love this post!
I started giggling when you were reading the question because it sounded just like my Type 4 husband when he analyzes everything in such great detail and exactness.
Thanks for the wonderful insight. I loved when you said “You cant wear your confidence!” A great line…I am going to use it again.
I love wearing makeup but agree that it has to stem from an inner confidence. Inner confidence makes any woman beautiful regardless of what they put on their face. Cosmetics only enhances our natural beauty.
Thanks again for the great post!
Jenna
March 9th, 2010 at 1:09 pm
Great question, great response! I like to think of ourselves as blank canvases. We have our basic form and beauty but have been given the ability to use our creativity to create our unique beauty that is our own special work of art. Your teaching helps us understand that potential to be uniquely who we are. How boring this world would be if all we saw was Monets or Renoirs. How beautiful and rich life is to be able to see someone’s unique beauty and not copies of how someone in a fashion magazine thinks we should look.
I really fought my threeness for a awhile because I didn’t want to look like Carol, that just wasn’t me. Now I understand that being a three doesn’t mean I have to have short spikey hair. That is perfect and fun for Carol but I can keep my longer hair and still be honor my type three.
thanks again for being a pioneer,Carol.
Laurel