BEAUTY WITHOUT CARE

 Care for your beauty 

As a beautiful lady is not bad to enhance your beauty but avoid surgery to enhance beauty.

Wash your face with good face products pimples is not part of you.

Neat and beautiful hair is power and royalty. Always wash and braid your hair.

Wash your mouth with good products bad breath is not part of you.

Wash and package your armpit, Vj, smelling good is your heritage.

Your ears and nose should not be left out, keep it neat.

Knowledge is power

Looking sweet is really great knowledge.

Serving God doesn't mean you should not package, package as your eyes pleases you in the mirror BUT not prostitute dressing.

Wear good Beautiful dresses.

Select nice footwears, attractive ones with sweet fittings.

If you don't like handbags, avoid carrying many stuff on the palm. Free your hands so you can be able to shake or hug a friend or any other person you might meet on your way.

Come to the issue of breast, please package the breast well o, don't allow it to look like a flat tire and also couple the nipples to avoid tempting men.

 Spray perfume if you need to.

Body odour is not an inheritance.



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

I'm I Too Damaged To Experience Love?

Image
Are you tired of feeling like your unique circumstances hold you back from finding love? As an amputee, you may have faced your fair share of challenges, but that doesn't mean you're any less deserving of love and connection. In this heartfelt and honest video, we explore the struggles and triumphs of finding love as an amputee. From navigating dating apps to overcoming self-doubt, we delve into the complexities of building meaningful relationships as someone with a physical difference. Join us as we discuss the importance of self-acceptance, confidence, and open communication in finding love that truly sees and appreciates you for who you are. Join me as I dive into the challenge of finding love as an amputee and see if I can break through the barriers that make it feel impossible! My name is , and I'm an amputee. I've been living with a physical disability for a significant part of my life, and I've learned to own it. As I've grown and evolved, I...
Read more

growing up as a poor and amputee lady in the disability community

Image
Join me as I share my personal journey of growing up poor and physically challenged, and I’ll challenge myself to reflect on the biggest lessons I've learned along the way! Growing up poor and physically challenged is a unique experience that has shaped me into the person I am today. It's a story that I'm not always comfortable sharing, but I believe that it's an important one to tell. As a kid, I always felt like I was at a disadvantage. While my friends were worrying about what game to play at recess, I was worried about how I was going to get my homework done with a disability that made it difficult for me to write. And on top of that, I was from a low-income household, so we struggled to make ends meet. My parents worked multiple jobs just to put food on the table, and I often had to fend for myself from a very young age. The financial struggles were real, and they affected every aspect of my life. I remember having to wear hand-me-down cloth...
Read more