Loved by all, yet no one.

MAC, elle18, L'Oreal, olay and many more..

Hide your scars, smear the body with foundation, color it, conceal the spots, a little here, some more there to enhance your attractiveness.

These are the routine nowadays, several advertisement for getting fairer skin and make up commercials to beautify one' s self. As if we already didn't know our weakness's and blemishes.

It's good to make people conscious about their body and appearance and soliciting them in staying healthy and protected from the daily pollution and UV rays, it's good being aware but being overly conscious in the extend to lose your true self to these products is beyond my understanding. I am not saying no one should use these products, no, apply them, look mesmerizing and adore your reflection in the mirror, just don't find yourself criticizing others if they won't go their distance to get that perfect nail color or eye shadow. Neither am I asking you to not dress up, no, dress up real good with your perfect rouge, eyelashes, even have that winged liner, just don't be so self absorbed that you lose yourself in the mere image of the whim. Improvising oneself is nice, but don't change yourself or add those weighty products for others.

Ameliorate yourself, if it boosts your confidence, do things that you love. Stay fit and healthy, maintain the beauty. Look good for yourself not for the world. Let your heart ache for the ones that deserve, and grace your soul with good needs.

Let the world remember you for who you truly are, looking perfect sometimes is nice but make the world look at you with respect even after losing those layers of artificial trifle.

Treat everyone equally, dark skinned or pale, with red lips or nude, love all and most importantly, love yourself. And always remember, 'True beauty lies within the soul, everything else withers.'

Flaunt your flaws and cling to your imperfections. Be who you are and remember, God created us, we created cosmetics.

                                                - Anshu Sharma