Beauty confessions of the naturally gorgeous
One of the weirder things about being a beauty editor is the perfect-looking people who consult you for solutions to their supposed beauty problems--even as you stand there gazing at them in disbelief. Such people are full of solutions they've already enacted, insisting that they would be completely disfigured if only they hadn't gotten "the problem" under control. But just because they're delusional doesn't mean they don't have great beauty tips:
Vaniqa: This prescription cream minimizes facial hair, and not one but two stunning friends of mine insist that this product is the only thing standing between them and an alternate destiny involving Trotsky's goatee.
Prescriptives AnyWear Multipurpose Makeup Stick. My former-model friend Christy whipped this cream foundation out of her purse one night on the way to dinner, smoothed it on till it was virtually invisible, and went suddenly from tired and blotchy to smooth, lovely perfection. Not that Christy can actually look bad, but she has very fair, pinkish skin and had been taking care of three small children all day. That one touch, and her fabulous-model side made itself gorgeously clear.
Beautiful People of the World: Reveal your transformational secrets!
Related: Follow these simple steps and you'll be on your way to model-perfect skin.
--Jennifer Scruby, contributing writer, Miami
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