How To Become a Natural Beauty

Many try to be as beautiful as they can, but sometimes end up looking a tad artificial. This article will teach you how to look (even more) beautiful, without looking fake.

Step 1  

Clear up your skin & even the tone. Becoming a natural beauty is more than just looking pretty wearing little or no makeup, but that's a great place to start. Learn to embrace your skin even if it is not clear or even toned. You can use natural products such as shea butter for even skin tone, rosemary oil for acne, tea tree oil for inflammed acne, and by adding more veggies and fruit to your diet.

Step 2  

Get pretty, healthy hair. Highlights don't look very natural, so if you want to dye your hair (which always makes your hair stand out and is a great way to change up your look). Embrace your hair colour and texture. No hair type is unattractive.

Step 3  

Keep good hygiene. This means washing your face & keeping up your skin routine, smelling good by showering daily & using deoderant (perfume is optional), and washing your hair.

Step 4  

Brush your teeth twice a day, to keep your teeth nice and white. If you need to, use Crest Whitestrips. They work amazingly; you will see definite effect even after one strip, and after you use the 2-week kit your smile will have a whole new look. Flossing your teeth is a good way to prevent plaque and bad breath, no one likes smelly breath.

Step 5  

Don't wear any obvious makeup. A good moisturizer, chapstick, and a touch of concealer(for special events) is all the natural beauty needs.

Tips

• Drink water 8-10 times a day; It really helps in cleansing. You can also drink cranberry juice.
• Do a pilates 10 minute work out every morning before you do other work. Pilates works on the core of your body. It will help give you a natural beauty. You just need a mat and know how to breathe well.
• Don't touch your face too often, avoid resting your face on your hands, and try to always remember to wash your hands before touching your face.
• If you lean your face on your hands, it stretches out our skin making it dry and giving you wrinkles earlier.
• NO SLOUCHING! Slouching makes you look as if you haven't showered and puts your spine at an angle, affecting your posture.You also get a lot of back pains if you slouch.
• Get your physical done! This checks your complete physical health and even lets you know if you are on schedule with your height/weight. If you have a good doctor, they will also check your spine angle and tell you if you have been slouching too much.
• See a dermatologist yearly.
• Remember: split ends, dry hair, dandruff, and unclean hair is NEVER attractive no matter how many sprays you've been using.
• When carrying things like backpacks, use BOTH straps on your shoulders. If you don't, it can have a permanent effect on your body.
• when conditioning and shampooing, rinse hair with cool water, not hot or warm. (Rinsing with cool doesn't damage hair like heat does and it also smooths the outside of each hair, making it shine)
• Shampoo twice a week and with no more than a dab of it. If done more than that it can strip your hair of essential natural oils making it thin and weak. Rinse your hair every day to keep it clean though.
• Eat more fruits! This is a very healthy alternative to skin products for glowing skin.
• You can use makeup but remember to keep it as little as possible. Apply evenly, you don't want anyone to know you are wearing it.
• If you want naturally wavy hair, just wash it and plait it overnight, in the morning you should have lovely natural waves without having to use any hair products, however the amount of wave and effect of doing plaits may vary with different types of hair.
• Smile a lot. Happy people are sexy and they always will be.

Warnings

• Keep sunblock on, even if it's cool outside. There are rays in the winter so be careful.
• Don't forget sunglasses, to protect your eyes.
• Don't smoke, it can make you wrinkle & other unhealthy effects.
• Eat healthy, having an unhealthy body weight is not attractive.

Things You'll Need

• WashclothThick towelsShampoo and conditioner recommended specifically for you by your dermatologistBody washBlowdryerHairbrush and combMoisturizing lotion made of mostly natural ingredients (start off by buying small bottles of different high quality ones from good companies. Once you find the one or two that you really like, buy bigger bottles. They might be expensive but so is the cost when you don't treat your skin well.