We are in a world that is constantly searching for what is beautiful and trying to make it even more appealing.
We see this in evolving beauty standards, new make-up palettes each waking day, exotic fashion trends, more acceptance towards groups viewed as minorities, etc.
But what is beauty?
Beauty has many definitions as it has different meanings to different people.
However, generally, beauty can be described as a combination of qualities pleasing to the senses. A cute face, a kind heart, a generous nature, and a bold outlook, all can be described as beautiful.
Author Margaret Wolfe Hungerford originated with the phrase 'beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder'. The phrase means that the perception of beauty is subjective and people have different opinions of what is beautiful.
Something you think is captivating and endearing can be ordinary and unappealing to the next person.
Seek beauty
Everything, whether broken or full of flaws, has beauty. Terming something as beautiful just from how it first appears is a narrow outlook. Try to look from all angles to widen your perspective. Take into consideration how something works, feels, or even smells.
Be curious to know how someone is so patient or how they did something so fast. This is viewing things on a wider scope than just how they first looked when you saw them.
Doing this helps you embrace people and things more while seeing beauty in them that is not related to their physical features.
You are beautiful!
Do the same with yourself too. Instead of looking in the mirror and judging yourself from that, look inside, and see how caring, thoughtful, and hardworking you are.
All that accounts for beauty and you are beautiful in every way and form possible.
We hope our collection of beauty quotes helps you view beauty from a whole different perspective.









































































































![[The King] was quite alone, like an ordinary person. True, he sat with one leg thrust out in a kingly sort of manner, and he was handsome in a plump, slightly vague way, but to Sophie he seemed quite youthful and just a touch too proud of being a king. She felt he ought, with that face, to have been more unsure of himself. He said, “Well, what does the Wizard Howl’s mother want to see me about?” And Sophie was suddenly overwhelmed by the fact that she was standing talking to the King. It was, she thought dizzily, as if the man sitting there and the huge important thing which was the kingship were two separate things that just happened to occupy the same chair.](/_img/width=300,height=300,fit=crop,quality=80,format=auto,onerror=redirect,metadata=none/wp-content/uploads/2294.jpeg)
































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