It’s been said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. The most important beholder in this case is yourself. If you look in the mirror and can’t help but focus on flaws and imperfections, you’ll never be happy with the person looking back at you. Instead, it’s vital to learn to love the person you are.

Your face is often where people look first. So, logically, it’s where a lot of your beauty efforts will start. Here are a few tips to enhance your facial beauty.

Your Smile

Smiles are beautiful. You smile when you’re happy or laughing, and it’s very difficult when you’re self conscious about your own smile. After all, you can’t simply be happy without feeling uncomfortable or insecure about something.

If you have problems with your dental or oral hygiene, it can interfere with how comfortable you are when smiling. It can also cause issues when you eat or speak, and some people are more prone to infections because their teeth are harder to clean.

Fixing these issues can help you achieve that beautiful smile you’re after and, hopefully, boost your self esteem. 

Makeup is also a great way to make your smile stand out. Whether you prefer a natural look or a bold statement, look after your lips and find products that work for you. Use chapstick to keep your lips from cracking and lipstick or tint to make them stand out a little (or a lot) more.

Your Eyes 

When people look at your face, they focus on your eyes and your mouth more than anything else. 

Again, whether you like a natural look or a more dramatic look, makeup is a great way forward. Explore some of the options from this beauty shop to enhance your eyes, ranging from subtle shades to bright and bold colors.

False eyelashes or extensions can make even more of a statement than mascara, and can make your eyes even more stunning.

Your Skin

Finally, it’s important not to forget about skincare. 

The skin all over your body matters. While skincare is often associated with beauty, it’s also a step towards better health. Your skin is a natural barrier protecting your body from the outside world. It regulates your temperature, protects you from infection and other issues, and stops you from getting hurt.

Skin conditions can range from uncomfortable to painful and even life-threatening. Even a relatively minor condition like acne can severely damage your self-esteem.

Basic skincare can get you quite far. Moisturize and clean your skin at least twice a day, and use products that work with your skin type. Use sunscreen throughout the day. If you do have a more complex or serious issue with your skin, a GP can provide you with medicated cream.

Be careful with what makeup you use and try to avoid putting too much on to hide spots or pimples. Sometimes it can help to give your skin a break.