GIRLY TIPS ON HOW TO GLOW UP AND BE CONFIDENT

You could be the most beautiful person in the world and still somehow think you are ugly.
       You could be the most intelligent person in the world and still think you are stupid and you could be the most successful person in the world and still think you are a failure, it all depends on your mindset.


Glow ups add to how confident we are in ourselves as girls.
Here are some tips on how to glow up:

-Shower everyday. I know sometimes we can't be bothered but trust me.
-Dress in what makes you feel comfortable and express your personality, tight tops,zip ups, baggy jeans and cargo never do you wrong and one thing I know about fashion is  CONFIDENCE .
-Minimal make up is cute and you can try full natural face make up too.
-To smell good,use deodorant and perfume. (I recommend the Victoria secret body sprays)put perfume behind your ears, on your wrists and neck.
-Sleep on your back to avoid wrinkles and to have a more symmetrical face (don't do this if you get sleep paralysis).
-Drink more water 
-You still need skincare! I recommend a CTM routine (cleanser, toner, moisturizer)
-To whiten teeth use charcoal toothpaste and whitening strips.

Now that we have our glow up tips, here are tips on how to be CONFIDENT:

-"Fashion" dress in what makes you feel comfortable, proud and express your personality.
-Don't be afraid to stand up for what you believe in and are passionate about.
-Be proud of your background and heritage and don't be ashamed to show it.
-Love and accept all your flaws and imperfections and learn to embrace them.
-Always be true to yourself because no one can do it better than you.
-Start reading self-help books
-Start writing a journal.

Learn to love yourself, don't be a negative person, take care of your skin, be more confident and more importantly be more positive.

                                                       Adetola.

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