Definition Essay On Beauty
Beauty has varied throughout time, various cultures and vast different perceptions around the world. Beauty has been described through pictures and concepts. Beauty has been defined in so many ways. But when I think of beauty, I think of something simple. I think of happiness. It’s the images and moments that inspire our true selves and souls. It’s the times we feel free and alive. The times we feel proud and confident about ourselves. It seems like beauty shouldn’t be pressured, but it is. Beauty is often misunderstood and shadowed by various pressures. It is often defined on appearance, your makeup, body, hair, and even personality. Society has so many ways and standards in which they define beauty. It is something we endlessly stride
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It hasn’t been the days my hair didn’t move with hairspray, dressed in the tightest dress I could find, or makeup caked on my face. It’s the moments when I’m in my own skin, wearing sweatshirts, relaxing at home, and not worrying about what I look like. It’s the moments where I feel the most comfortable about being myself and happy. It’s the little moments, like when someone looks up to you with admiration. It’s the feeling of falling in love. It’s the way it feels to achieve your goals you’ve worked for. It’s the wrinkles from your every smile. Beauty is in the heart. How can there be a set of beauty standards when beauty is defined in so many perspectives? Every single human being is unique in their own way, with experiences and memories of their own. We are all different shapes, sizes, colors, and heritage. Why set a limited amount of standards on beauty when there are so many things, big and small, that define beauty? Are we all supposed to look the same, have the same experiences, and have the same happy moments? Our bodies are simply a shell that allows us to radiate these experiences and accomplishments through. They are a case that displays our happiest and most incredible experiences for the world to share with us. No culture, company or concept could ever define
It hasn’t been the days my hair didn’t move with hairspray, dressed in the tightest dress I could find, or makeup caked on my face. It’s the moments when I’m in my own skin, wearing sweatshirts, relaxing at home, and not worrying about what I look like. It’s the moments where I feel the most comfortable about being myself and happy. It’s the little moments, like when someone looks up to you with admiration. It’s the feeling of falling in love. It’s the way it feels to achieve your goals you’ve worked for. It’s the wrinkles from your every smile. Beauty is in the heart. How can there be a set of beauty standards when beauty is defined in so many perspectives? Every single human being is unique in their own way, with experiences and memories of their own. We are all different shapes, sizes, colors, and heritage. Why set a limited amount of standards on beauty when there are so many things, big and small, that define beauty? Are we all supposed to look the same, have the same experiences, and have the same happy moments? Our bodies are simply a shell that allows us to radiate these experiences and accomplishments through. They are a case that displays our happiest and most incredible experiences for the world to share with us. No culture, company or concept could ever define