"Physical Beauty - How To Develop and Preserve It!"

Dear beautiful friend,

   Have you ever wondered what defines physical beauty?

   Physical beauty is recognized by all mankind. Yet it has no absolutely fixed standard. The savage sees as beauties contours and shapes which to us are hideous and distorted. Semi-civilized man is apt to regard fat and weight as the chief beauty factors. Even civilized man varies in his individual estimates.

   Those accepted charms of form, face and figure, however, which appeal most to the majority of individuals, may be said to be the nearest approach to an exact standard of beauty we have.

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   Proportion, colour, delicacy, type, symmetry, the flash of the eye, the sweetness of the smile, and a thousand other factors contribute to make a woman beautiful. Every woman has her special individual beauties; some women possess a number in combination.

   A lovely natural complexion, delicately-shaped hands, shapely feet and ankles, glorious hair, a noble and alluring figure, all lay a duty upon their possessors the duty of care and preservation. For beauty, physical as well as mental and moral, is a virtue.

   It is as essential to humanity as loyalty and truth. It is, or should be, the truth of the physical feminine being, expressed in its most perfect terms.

Whether You Have The Beauty Of The Blonde Or The Beauty Of The Brunette, The Beauty Of Light Or The Beauty Of Darkness, A Duty Is Laid Upon You Within The Scope Of Your Own Type.

   In form we accept, as a general thing, the ancient Greek ideal of feminine beauty, subject to modern modifications. That is, we accept the proportions of the Venus de Medici as being nearest the modern idea of physical perfection. We reject those of the Venus de Milo as too large, too heavy for modern comparison.

   The Ideal Form

   There is more or less variation between the proportions of the Venus de Medici and those of the average young woman of to-day. Do not be disturbed if these measurements do not correspond to your own ideal. They are only approximate; suggestive.

   Your figure taken as a whole may be admirable, yet vary in detail proportion. And such variations may harmonize and make for charm.

   These examples, however, offer a practical standard for comparison. They will help show where you need development. Woman's face and form are the most exquisite of all that has been created.

   They combine all the charms of color, harmony, grace, refinement and magnetism. And they reflect the higher attributes of mind and soul. Even the deformed and disfigured may cultivate physical beauty to some degree.

   Make the most of each and every charm you, individually, may possess. Such is the gospel of this book. If its teachings be followed, power beauty's choicest secret will be your reward.

   Beauty and health go hand in hand. Your skin, your hair, your figure, if not healthy, rob your loveliest features of their charm. Make health the cornerstone of an intelligent study and cultivation of every iota of beauty which you have.

   Physical Beauty, in the best sense, means well-rounded physical development on a health basis. On this basis cultivate your special physical advantages. If you have a perfectly shaped foot and ankle, then "put your best foot forward" in this respect.

   If beauty be truly "skin-deep," then all the more are skin and complexion worth caring for. If you have naturally heavy or beautifully tinted hair, then make your hair your "crowning glory."

   There is a certain charm due to disease. But it should be remembered that it is not a normal one. It is more apt to call forth pity than love. Charm should mean natural attraction. Though there is a beauty in the sudden, hectic flush of the consumptive, it is the morbid beauty of death. It can wake only sorrow, and does not attract as does the soft, rosy blush of health.

   Beauty Before and After Marriage

   Before marriage all girls usually make the most of their physical charms. Beauty is woman's age-old and legitimate lure to attract a life companion of the other sex. Nature helps the young girl with the gift of youth, and as a rule she is willing to aid Nature in making the most of it.

   But many a young woman, once married, grows careless about the care of the hair, hands, skin and figure. She neglects her person and her clothes, and tends to become a slovenly household drudge.

   Now Physical Beauty is a definite part of the feminine sex appeal.* And a happy marriage depends largely on a normal and happy sex appeal on the part of the woman, and corresponding sex interest on the part of the man. In neglecting your own physical charm, you are encouraging lack of interest in your husband.

   A husband may for some time not notice the change. Sooner or later, however, meeting other women, he will make comparisons. He will suddenly realize that his wife no longer appears* See: "Sex: Avoided Subjects Discussed in Plain English," in this series.

   Young and beautiful as when first he married her. And he may turn to some other woman for the charm his wife no longer supplies.

   The intelligent woman gives some time each day to the "keeping up" of her quota of personal charms. Youth and beauty are largely a matter of good mental and physical condition. Every woman should study how to keep her youth and beauty.

   Fill in and round out the omissions of which she may have been guilty! This is not alone your right, it is your duty. It is commendable, not a matter for apology. Be beautiful in middle life. You may even be beautiful in old age.

   Hold your Husband's Affection and Admiration. "Beauty Culture" Is A Good and Legitimate Thing If Not Over Done, And Natural Charm May With Perfect Propriety Be Enhanced Or Placed In Relief.

   Every Woman Should Have Knowledge Of The Practical Facts Which Make For Her Physical Beauty.

It is to supply these facts that this little volume has been written.

In the “Physical Beauty - How To Develop and Preserve It” ebook,

 You’ll learn:

• What Is Physical Beauty? Beauty is woman's age-old and legitimate lure to attract a life companion of the other sex. Nature helps the young girl with the gift of youth, and as a rule she is willing to aid Nature in making the most of it.
• How to Make and Keep the Figure Beautiful - the two main essentials in making and keeping the figure beautiful.
• Beauty of Skin - goes far to make a woman look beautiful. The late Lillian Russell, who had a perfect complexion, declared that "soap and water" was its secret. But even when there are blackheads, blotches, pimples, a sallow, mothy or greasy skin, and this simple specific fails, there is a cure.
• The Features - Among the features, the eyes, "the windows of the soul," might be given first place, though every feature of the face has its share in establishing facial beauty and charm.
• The Hair - often makes an otherwise plain person beautiful - And practically every woman, if she cares to make the effort, may have beautiful hair.
• The Hands - NO hands, as one authority on female beauty has declared, "reveal every hidden secret of the soul .... in their shape, texture and color"
• The Feet - A beautifully formed foot is as charming to the eye as a beautifully shaped hand. Shoes, of course, have much to do with preserving or distorting the natural foot outline, and in this connection several practical facts should be remembered.
• Beauty and Clothes - Our ideal of beauty, of living, actual beauty, is no longer the nude human figure of the ancient Greeks. Our beauty and our beauties are clothed, in deference both to climatic and moral grounds. Clothes, therefore, are an element and an important one
• The Plastic Surgeon as a Beautifier - As a rule the plastic surgeon is mainly called - upon to operate on members of the theatrical profession, women whose actual, visible beauty is one of the greatest assets in their convincing presentation of roles in which youth and loveliness are a first requisite.
• Beauty During Maternity - The outward and visible bodily condition which precedes maternity is the last thing of which a woman should feel ashamed. It is indeed the sign of a glorious responsibility and should be revered as such.
• Special Hints for Throat and Bust Development - The throat and bust often call for development because of a lack of natural fullness quite out of keeping with what their natural lines should be. The two great bust and throat developers.
• And much, much more!

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