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Beauty is a thing seldom seen. It is held by all within the soul it lies, waiting to come out to the surface, but it can only be found if someone is sharing your soul with you. Beauty is suppressed by the evils of the world. Only love can bring beauty out. Once seen, beauty never hides again. Not even hatred can deny beauty of it's true design.
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Beauty is a double-edged sword. And no one has it worse than models. Do smart models exist, or does a life devoted to getting by on one's looks make a person stupid? With the help of fashion expert Mary Alice Stephenson and Presidential speechwriter Ben Stein, VH1 attempts to answer this burning question by casting a wide net in search of "America's Most Smartest Model" premiering Sunday, October 7 at 9:00 PM.
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Ocean Beauty is ... sending fish to the center to feed the birds during their stay. In addition to these donations for the Anchorage center, Ocean Beauty is giving $2,000 each to three other raptor centers in Alaska. "We can't bring them back to life, but we will do all we can to help these magnificent eagles have the best chance of survival in the wild all across Alaska," said Palmer.
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Beauty contests attract significant controversy, particularly for how they present women. Many feminists regard beauty contests for women as "cattle markets", degrading to both viewer and contestant, which enforce society's objectification of women. Critics have particularly objected to swimsuit rounds, in which contestants wear only swimwear and high-heeled shoes. In addition, the common view of "beauty" in these pageants as represented exclusively by unusually thin women has been questioned. In response, Mo'Nique's Fat Chance, a beauty pageant for overweight women, has aired on the Oxygen network since 2005.
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Beauty ideals may contribute to racial oppression. For example, the prevailing idea in American culture, perpetuated by the media, has been that that black features are less attractive or desirable than white features. The idea that blackness was ugly was highly damaging to the psyche of African Americans, manifesting itself as internalized racism.[7] The Black is beautiful cultural movement sought to dispel this notion.[8]
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"We designed our Skin Analysis feature to provide consumers with real education about products and active ingredients," said Kathleen McNeill, vice president of beauty for Beauty.com and drugstore.com. "Our customers can use the tool to navigate through our diverse assortment quickly and simply to discover regimens that will provide the best solutions for their skin concerns."
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