Friday 27 December 2013

Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.

 People were said that Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder so the is the experience of the beauty often involves understanding of some people as being in balance and accord with nature, which may lead to feelings of appeal and exciting well-being. Because this can be a subjective experience, it often said that beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.  ‘Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder’. There is facts that perception of beauty are evolutionary resolute, that things aspects of the people and landscapes well thought-out beautiful are naturally found in situations likely to give improved continued existence of the perceiving of the perceiving human’s genes. Standards of beauty have changed over time, based on changing cultural values. Historically, paintings show a large range of different standards for beauty. However, humans who are fairly young with smooth skin, well-balanced bodies and habitual skin, have usually been considered that most be artful throughout history. A strong indicator of physical beauty is attentiveness. When images of human faces are averaged together to form a composite image, they become progressively closer to ideal image and are perceived as more attractive. 
 A strong indicator of physical beauty is attentiveness. When images of human faces are averaged together to form a combined image, they become with time closer to the ideal image and are seeming as more attractive. The images was first noticed in 1883 when the France Galton cousin of Charles composite image of the face vegetarians and criminals to see for typical facial appearance for each. Also he notice that when took image that composite image were attractive compared to the individual image


Friday 20 December 2013

picture of beauty products


Physical appearance of human being.

Human behavior and its peculiar self-consciousness towards a still vague term like “beauty” have always been conspicuously seen throughout the very history of civilizations. it’s a self evident truth especially in modern history; cosmetics especially beauty oriented products have always remained the cynosure of female gender.Now a days many women and young girls are more interest towards beauty products for looking good appearance. So Look good to feel good a woman's outward appearance has a direct effect on women's self-worth. The time and effort women invest in them has paid off considering the globally high level of self esteem. However, confidence does vary by country and region. 
Physical attractiveness is associated with a number of positive outcomes, including employment benefits such as hiring, wages, and promotion, and is correlated with social and personal rewards such as work satisfaction, positive perceptions of others, and higher self-esteem. As a result, individuals perform various forms of beauty work, thus reproducing and strengthening a social system that privileges youth and attractiveness. In Human Resource management human first impressions based on facial appearance occur automatically, are difficult to overcome, and impact decision making. The strong motivational influence of facial beauty has been shown in studies of labor markets suggesting that there is a ’’beauty premium’’ and ‘‘plainness penalty’’

serve of Sana (2000 )



Acording to serve of sana in 2000 the women in Latin/South/Central America, Turkey Venezuela, China, and the Asia Pacific region are likely to have high self-esteem. Women in North America, Western Europe and Eastern/Central Europe have slightly lower self-esteem, with less than a third reporting high self-worth. In the UK, women tend to have lower self-esteem than their counterparts in Western Europe creation of habit 54% of women globally select the same shades time after time, particularly in North America where 71% of women reported they used the same color cosmetics for a long time. Nearly half the women surveyed would not leave home without applying a dash of color to their face, although 59% do not feel confident in its application and would like professional advice. North American women are most confident in their ability to apply color cosmetics, while Asian girls are least confident. (sana, 2000).