Ideals of Beauty

Why are these people looking good? Cristiano Ronaldo: Beautiful, because his body is well trained and his skills of playing football are excellent. Hilary Duff: Beautiful, because her vital statistics are well proportioned. Her face seems to be perfect.

Ideals of Beauty in the Old-Ages Women with the following qualities were popular: Tiny breasts From slim up to a little corpulent

Ideals of Beauty in the Middle-Ages In the middle-ages every look at the outer appearance was forbidden. Only personal qualities were important. People had to look as chaste and unconspicuous as possible in public.

Ideals of Beauty in the Renaissance The arms and legs should have been as gracile as possible. It was chic to have articulate curves at bellies, bottoms and waists.

Ideals of Beauty in the Barock It was very popular to be portly build. But women tried to hide their huge bellies under corsets and clothes.

Ideals of Beauty in the 20th century Women should have been blond, with blue eyes and very athletic. The beauty devise was bony, lean and elegant.

Styling: Is it possible to get addicted to styling? Styling-addicts always have the requirement of being beautiful and well dressed. They never feel handsome. The consequences are shopping addiction and difficulties having a relationship. They are always searching perfection and acceptance.

What is so good about feeling pretty? You are in a good mood You like yourself Your self-confidence rises Higher self-esteem