What is the standard of beauty to you?

Question

I ask because I suspect that it is changing from the typical blonde/blue eye standard. (if thats your thing thats cool too)

Answer 1

My personal standard of beauty is entirely non-standard.

What stands out to me:
Women who are not afraid to NOT wear makeup.
Women who keep their skin impeccably well tended.
Women who let their own nails grow instead of getting fakes.
Women who learn to be happy and sexy in their own skin, without cosmetic surgery and without worrying about a few extra pounds.
Women who don't follow everything Hollywood does.
Women who laugh unabashedly, and often.
Women who know that laugh lines and wrinkles are not the same thing.
Women who don't color their hair, knowing how sexy gray can be when its clean and well conditioned.
Women who wear flats with ball gowns.

Answer 2

Beauty doesn't much have a basic hair/eye/skin standard anymore(unless you're really pale). It is difficult to answer this question, because beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
I guess one of the most popular looks is the brunette/tan combo, any color eyes.
Also, the actual shape of facial features probably matters a little more than their colors.

Answer 3

Clean skin, light brown eyes with fire in them, shiny dark brown hair, nice size lips without a bunch or lipstick, a nice smile with clean teeth, beautiful olive skin, kinda of plump with a little meat on them bones!, definitely not to skinny, short or tall doesn't matter, All of this with a personality that exuberates of energy and goodness from within.
It really does not matter about the color of ones eyes or hair, nor does it matter the frame or the skin color. None of that matters with out some substance or goodness that comes from within, Either you have it or you don't. All the make up & plastic surgery in the world can't fix an ugly disosition..........

Answer 4

I don't have a Standard. I find all cultures beautiful. The only thing I consider ugly, is when they're dangerously thin or have so much Plastic Surgery they look fake.

Answer 5

I think that it is a sort of glow. I believe that all women can be beautiful and have this glow. It seems to come with feeling good about yourself and the things that you do. When a woman walks into a room and people stop and look it is because she has this glow.

Answer 6

In one word: Style. The standard of beauty to me is presentation. Sure, I can pick apart physical appearance, you can't judge a picture by its personality, but I have a very wide range of attraction in living breathing souls. It really depends on how one presents themselves. The air behind their movement, their confidence, everything.

Answer 7

i think that anybody can be beautiful. yes, we tend to think that the guys/girls with blond hair and blue eyes are the norm, but hey, it doesn't really matter. when i think of beauty, all types of people come up. i think the norm is shifting though, i just wish it would shift from unrealistically skinny to normal looking :(

Answer 8

Standard of beauty - all women who accept themselves for who they are.
And NO, blonde hair and blue eyes do NOT cut it.

Answer 9

I've never liked blonde/blue. I even tried to like it because all my women have been brunette/dark eyes (Latina) though I am English. anyway, brunette and dark eyes are my thing.

Answer 10

a confident woman usually is considered attractive even though im very pretty with makeup on im considered hot but even when im out in pjs with no makeup because i still feel just as pretty the confidence that carrys over attracts just as many men and no im not a blonde im a redhead who likes who she is very much i value myself im my other acchivements very muchthats part of my confidence