PHYSICAL BEAUTY

“Beauty is in the eye of the beholder” or so we have been told. What is it that attracts one sex to another in the animal kingdom?

For instance, what influences the attraction of one warthog hog to another? To our eyes it has to be one of the ugliest creatures on earth, but to another of its own species the warthog may appear as the epitome of beauty.

The same thing applies to humans. Well, most of the time. The giant leaps in technology have resulted in an almost impossible standard for modern woman.

And yet, no matter how each generation defines beauty, there is always “timeless beauty.” Botticelli understood it as did Da Vinci.

So did your grandmother and her mother as well.

No, we can’t tell you how to make yourself look like Botticellis Birth of Venus nor Da Vincis Mona Lisa.

But, we can tell you about beauty secrets that worked long before the modern media advised you that Victorias Secret should be the mantra for modern woman!

In our book, “Physical Beauty,” we explore timeless beauty through the eyes of our grandmothers and learn: