Princess Power Hour, a ministry for High School girls, recently hosted an evening of Fashion and Beauty.
We learned how to be frugal fashionistas from Barby, who gave us tips for shopping in thrift stores as well as how to be sure an item is a good buy-even when you pay full price. Megan, a distributor for 31 bags and Arbonne, gave us tips on the hottest trends in purses and backpacks as well as skin care advice. Merica, a former model, helped us understand the best clothing for our body types (apples or pears) and gave us makeup tips using some of her favorite (NOT expensive) makeup products.
The evening got me thinking about beauty and how God's version of beauty is different from what the world teaches us. To be truly beautiful--adopt these beauty secrets:
The eyes should seek out the goodness of every individual you meet. They should focus on the good in individuals. They should radiate warmth and sparkle with joy.
The ears should hear the true meaning in the spoken word be it your own or others. Ears should be attuned to the hurt or frustration in others or conversely, love, joy and respect. Your ears should engage in ACTIVE listening by maintaining eye contact and not being distracted by your phone, e-mail or others.
Your mouth should only speak infrequently and then only words that are kind, gentle, encouraging and loving. It should smile often.
Shoulders should help carry another burdens, making their load lighter. You should be a shoulder to cry on or a place to rest a weary head.
Your arms should freely offer hugs to one that needs to know they are loved, especially when they are being unlovable. Arms should reach out to others, drawing them closer to yourself and to the one who created you.
Your hands should reach out in greeting, frequently offer pats on the back and work to pick up one who finds them self down. Hands should freely share the ample bounty you have been blessed with, offering what you can to anyone in need. Hands should be extending good will and peace offerings.
Your feet should go the extra mile, give someone a "leg up" and be willing walk in someone else's shoes.
Practice these things so you will become truly beautiful.
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