Girls stuff

As the years go by, we learn to accept certain physical features on our bodies that we probably used to fight against. It would seem that we’ve always preferred what someone else has, and instead of just accepting ourselves as we are, we feel less confident. These Internet users decided to go all in, and the results are amazing and gratifying.

Our choice of underwear is no less important than our choice of outerwear. It forms our silhouette, and therefore it should fit like a glove. A bra strap peeking out from under your clothes or a translucent print on a bra can destroy your entire look, no matter how fashionable and well-fitted it is.

It’s actually quite hard to find a good makeup artist, hairstylist, and eyebrow tech. Salons don’t always have professionals who do their work perfectly. And these “pros” often cause their clients to leave the salon in tears and feel completely disappointed.

Many tricks our mothers and grannies used are still around even today, that’s why we carefully keep them and try to pass them on to the next generations. At the same time, there are ideas that need to stay in our lives only to be used in historical movies and books. For example, buying food in bulk, ironing “all the things,” or keeping beautiful dresses and not wearing them. It might be extremely uncomfortable to live in the modern world with these attitudes.

In the Middle Ages, it was the wives of British lords who had the title of “ladies.” In today’s world, this word has a broader meaning. A lady in the current world is a woman who can behave decently in any situation, whether it’s a meeting with an old friend or in an elite society. People turn around when she passes and look at her with awe, and even the most avid of cynics and skeptics can’t help but compliment her. Of course, true ladies have little secrets that help them always stay on top. Ultimately, a lady is a woman who commands and gives respect, within reason.

Lisa is a charming troublemaker and a very nice girl. She is also a classic example of the controversial nature of women. She lives with her boyfriend and raccoon. She loves avocado, and she likes looking for trouble together with her friend. Bright Side has drawn cartoons about the difficulties this girl has to face. Real girls will easily recognize themselves in her.

Nowadays, the body positive movement is very powerful and people are learning to love themselves as they are. This is a great trend but, according to statistics, around 70% of women are still unhappy with how they look. And sometimes, it takes very little change for the self-esteem to increase dramatically.

We all have days when our wardrobe seems too boring. And in this case, most of us go shopping to buy some new items of clothing. However, in reality, the biggest part of what we need to diversify our looks is already there in our closets — all we need is just a pinch of inspiration.

Weddings are a special day for almost every girl and most brides dream of looking like princesses. However, not all of us possess royal budgets or think that spending a lot of money on preparing for a wedding is a good idea.

The quest for beauty has always been a topic of fascination, often subject to changing trends and individual perceptions. While the concept of beauty remains subjective, an intriguing formula rooted in the golden ratio has ignited discussions about the proportions of the human body and their perceived attractiveness. In a world where celebrities often set the standards for beauty, it’s no wonder that people are curious about who possesses the “most perfect” bodies according to this unique approach.The golden ratio, often referred to as the divine proportion, has captivated artists, architects, and mathematicians for centuries. Its presence in nature and art lends an air of mystique to the concept. Applied to the human body, this ratio translates into specific proportions that are said to be aesthetically pleasing. But is it possible to distill the complexity of human beauty into a formula?Enter the list of “9 Famous Women Who Have the Most Beautiful Body According to Science.” This intriguing compilation has captured attention, sparking both curiosity and controversy. The concept that science could quantify and rank beauty seems paradoxical, yet it taps into our innate desire to understand and quantify the world around us. Through the lens of the golden ratio, these women’s bodies are evaluated and compared, inviting discussions on whether such an approach can truly encapsulate the allure of human beauty.However, it’s important to remember that beauty transcends numbers. Every individual possesses a unique charm that defies standardized calculations. The diversity of human bodies, cultures, and preferences makes it clear that no single formula can encompass the essence of beauty in all its forms. What the “9 Famous Women” list does accomplish, though, is to fuel conversations about the influence of media, societal ideals, and our perceptions of attractiveness.In a world that’s increasingly valuing inclusivity and redefining beauty standards, the golden ratio’s role in determining beauty might appear antiquated. The charm of imperfection, the allure of individuality, and the celebration of diverse bodies all contribute to a richer understanding of beauty. While the formula might hint at certain proportions that humans have historically admired, it’s the stories, personalities, and achievements of these women that truly make them inspirational. The idea of identifying the “most perfect” bodies through a scientific formula is captivating, but it’s important to remember that beauty encompasses more than just proportions. The list of “9 Famous Women Who Have the Most Beautiful Body According to Science” highlights the interplay between mathematics and aesthetics, but it’s the uniqueness and individuality of each person that truly defines beauty in all its splendid forms.

Candid photos can reveal the truth about our appearances, such as unexpected hair styling, poor posture, or poorly drawn brows. It’s essential to be aware that others see us differently than we see ourselves. Taking care of our appearance and ensuring that we are presenting ourselves in the best possible light can positively impact how others perceive us.

Julia Ismailova works magic with her transformations. She showcases the “before” look, featuring the women’s everyday makeup, and the “after” look, created by her. This collaborative approach ensures the results reflect the vision of both the clients and the artist, going beyond just Julia’s perspective.

It seems that it's very easy to go outside in the summertime wearing something light. The warm months allow us to look awesome with very little effort. The most important thing is not to make the small but popular mistakes that can ruin even the most well-thought-out image.

Runway models have perfect proportions — they are tall and also have endlessly long legs. It’s believed that clothes look more showy and advantageous on these body shapes. But is this always true?

From tall and slim to petite and curvy, women across the globe come in all shapes and sizes. So it’s no wonder that every country has its own beauty standards that usually stand apart from the others. And, among them, some nations have such an uncommon way of seeing beauty that it just leaves us speechless.

Many people think that the only thing the fashion industry requires from models is keeping their body in shape through dieting and working out. So, they only have to walk the runway, attract attention, and pose in front of cameras in the meantime. However, it’s not that simple. We’ve decided to take a look behind the scenes of the modeling business, and we found out what models have to do to be successful in their profession.

There are girls that prefer Cheetos crumbs on their fingers to a highlighter swatch, a shoelace instead of an expensive choker and jammies to a fancy outfit — they just don’t fit all those stereotypes about what a girl should do and what she should look like. And we love it!

In the diverse tapestry of human society, beauty standards have always held a significant place. Over the centuries, these standards have shifted and morphed, reflecting the values, cultural norms, and societal pressures of their respective eras. From the delicately painted faces of the Elizabethan era to the tanned and toned bodies of the modern beachgoer, the expectations surrounding beauty have remained in a perpetual state of flux. Yet, one common thread that seems to persist is the idea that beauty is somehow tied to suffering.The concept of “beauty is pain” has been etched into the collective consciousness, passed down through generations like an age-old mantra. Women, in particular, have borne the brunt of this belief. The rituals of waxing, plucking, threading, and countless other grooming practices are often viewed as necessary rites of passage on the path to beauty. The discomfort and, at times, downright agony associated with these procedures can be seen as a badge of honor, symbolizing dedication to the pursuit of an idealized image.

The secret to staying young forever is not the use of makeup or cosmetic procedures, but rather, the ability to love oneself and embrace this beautiful and natural phenomenon. We believe that true beauty is found not in one’s appearance, but in one’s heart, and these ladies have proven it.At Bright Side, we gathered stories from famous women who shared what it’s like to embrace natural aging, and they still look as beautiful as ever.

Meet Denice Mercedes and Maria Castellanos, the dynamic duo responsible for the viral hashtag #StyleNotSize. These incredible women are here to show that confidence knows no size limits! No matter your body’s unique curves, they’re all about rocking whatever outfit makes you feel amazing.

Just like clothes and shoes that can help lengthen our stature, a haircut can help “make” us taller. However, finding a haircut suitable for our features, height, personal taste, and hair type is no easy task, especially for petite women.

Many people consider France to be a true trendsetter of style, but the status of the world capital of fashion rightfully belongs to the Italian city of Milan. Italians, in general, are well versed in fashion trends and know just how to create bright and unique looks. As a rule, Italian women focus on femininity and pay lots of attention to detail and fabulous accessories.

In the pursuit of glowing skin, we might end up buying hundreds of skincare products. Cleansers, moisturizers, masks, oils — so many opportunities to look young and fresh. Yet, we get so disappointed when a cream we were pinning so many hopes on completely ruins our skin. Believe it or not, a neglected friend has been within reach this whole time — good old-fashioned water.

In order to make your skin look perfect, sometimes all you need is a couple of great products and patience. But most of the time, fighting imperfections is a system that includes deep cleansing, hydration, protection, anti-acne products, and other things. Reddit users shared the details of their own everyday skin care, before and after photos, and asked for tips from SkincareAddiction. We have collected their discoveries in our compilation in hopes that they will inspire you not to give up, to substitute one of the products in your routine, or to try to do your procedures in a different order.