Womens Digest

haiku_katie asked:


If we are just talking phisical beauty I would have to say it is eyes.
What do you think?

nell_jen asked:


I’m talking about women Lena Horna, Marylyn Monroe,Jane Russell,Eva Gardner, and Dorthy Dandrigde. Why do we rarely see that kind of beauty anymore? And when we do why is it so refreshing?

ruby.rodd asked:


I have an idea for a brilliant new beauty treatment, that will instantly be copied by all companies. How do I protect ownership rights? Even though it is so simple anyone can do it?

Lidija asked:


Why are beauty marks considered attractive if they mess up the basic vertical symmetry of a person’s face? And also, why are they only attractive on certain parts of the face? Any reasons/explanations?

brunette girl asked:


What are your odd beauty tips? Any at-home remedies?

Also, what are your top ten things to do to look good for school?

Lizz asked:


Is there any way to naturally remove a beauty mark? Such as herbal treatments?
I have a pretty pale completion and a beauty mark on my chin. It’s flush with my face, no bump. And no, it’s not a mole.

I don’t understand why people classify these things attractive and I would love to get rid of the darned thing. I’ve heard about bleaching it with lemon juice or parsley juice.. Has anyone tried this method?

Thank you for the help!

HELLuva asked:


Some said that beauty is a subjective matter and others said the beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I really curious when most people said that Giselle Bunchen (just an example) very beautiful but for me she not that beautiful.
Is there any scientific research on this matter? I once heard that people with symmetrical face (like a mirror at the centre) is considered very beautiful.