Women's desire to be beautiful is not merely a trap set for men; it is more closely linked to the desire to be admired, in order to be better accepted in society and within the family. Despite significant developments over the past decade, it must be acknowledged that life, in general, is harder for women than for men. Furthermore, just as Native Americans felt strong by painting themselves for battle, makeup instills a sense of confidence in women.

Can we dismiss those among us who think, “Change your appearance, and you change your personality” or “A person adorns themselves because they want to go out”? This is truly very important. Hasn't Sharon Stone said, “I never saw myself as a great beauty, but merely as a good magician”? And when African-American beauty Tyra Banks says, “I'm not ugly; my beauty is just a creation,” she is admitting to being a product of a large industry that helps create beauty.

Makeup has always existed. To beautify a face, it should, of course, be applied naturally and bring the face closer to a younger one. For example, a red lipstick creates an intense color nuance on young lips and gives the impression that the person has a dynamic metabolism. Red-pink blush evokes childlike cheeks. Powder can give the pale, velvety skin appearance of youth. However, poorly applied makeup can also destroy the existing beauty of a face. Makeup can be both a friend and an enemy to a woman.

I have previously mentioned that childlike expressions are important for creating an instinct to protect. However, to complete this picture, how obvious it is that one's voice should also be soft and pleasant, like a child's voice… Can a harsh and somewhat cracked voice, like that of smokers, evoke a child's voice?

Clothes should also appeal to the eye and heart, and have a good cut and shape. A miniskirt always brings to mind the long legs of a young girl reaching adulthood. Colors recall childhood; light colors, blue, pink are always chosen by older ladies. Of course, one should try not to use black.

In the perception of beauty, all sensory organs should be stimulated as a whole: seeing, hearing, smelling, and feeling are very important.

Many beauty institutes, having understood this very well, strive to base their strategies precisely on this issue. Let's look at the main headlines frequently featured in women's magazines: “Ladies, you have beautiful breasts, a flat stomach, and beautiful legs, but are they also firm and taut?” The firmness and elasticity of the skin are characteristics of childlike skin and the fundamental quality of your beauty.

Beauty is priceless; beauty accessories are easily obtainable for wealthy people. It is harder to acquire these beauty materials and approaches without money. This also explains why aesthetic surgery is becoming popular mostly among the wealthy and those whose natural features are not admired by everyone.

I mentioned that the idea of using the child theme in the definition of beauty is a known fact. It is well known that any situation where the child theme is used is more appealing. In socio-economically underdeveloped countries, strategies almost always involve the child theme to attract public attention and raise donations, and to combat poverty and misery. A begging child is always given more money than a begging adult. In Walt Disney movies, which we enjoy watching so much, small, vulnerable animals that can be harmed at any moment are constantly used. The animals in Disney films are a small mouse, a small dog, or a small deer. Have you ever seen an adult animal? Or look at toys. Have you ever bought a toy that is a figure of an adult animal or an adult human?

Another point we need to know is that a physical disability also creates an instinct to protect. Is the tendency among some celebrities not to give up a slight squint, which is actually very easy to correct, and not to undergo surgery to get rid of it, not related to the feeling of creating a protective instinct in the other person, thereby seducing them and strengthening the power of their thoughts? Similarly, if a part of a face is not perfect and that person can consciously highlight the beautiful parts of their face, the eyes looking at this face will focus on the beautiful parts, and the disabled part will not be noticeable at all. For example, highlighting beautiful eyes can very easily overshadow an ugly nose. It is also the task of makeup artists to do this or to teach it. If a scar on a very beautiful face remains prominent, it can prevent attention from being drawn to the beauty of the face. The experience of makeup artists is the best support for a person to get rid of such problems, even if temporarily.