Human beauty

There are several types of beauty.
The term can be used to describe people, nature, art, moral values, clothes, ...
This section pertains to:

•Beauty of the human face
•Beauty of the human body

Humans have been trying to define beauty for a long time.
Some have tried to explain it as mathematical proportions, searching for what was called the "canons" of beauty.
Most definitions associate beauty with "harmony of form and color" and with "pleasing the eye".
Here is a new definition:

Definition of beauty

Beauty is the absence of folds in the human skin

The more folded your skin is, the uglier you are.
The less folded your skin is, the more beautiful you are.
Ugliness is directly proportional to the amount of folding.
It's that simple.
Don't forget that the folds themselves are invisible, what you see is the overall deterioration.
I'm not talking here about the big folds that you do see.
Your eye for beauty is only an ability to recognize healthy, unfolded skin.
Your clues include skin thickness, tension, tone, elasticity, ...
When talking about beauty of the body, you have to add muscle tone to the equation.

The face

You face is about six times more folded than elsewhere.
These folds are responsible for your facial traits.
They have an adverse effect on your hair, gradually producing baldness or whitening.
The folds reduce your expressiveness because they hamper the action of your facial muscles. In fact, they slowly condemn you to a single facial expression.

Beauty for all

Grooming proves that beauty is neither hereditary nor genetic.
If you unfolded the skin on your face, your beauty would be comparable to that of any other healthy, unfolded face.
In fact, we have not seen real beauty yet, since even the most beautiful humans are folded.

Beauty is natural Ugliness is a lack of care

Personal taste

Some may be offended by my claims, arguing that beauty is a matter of personal taste.
Let's start by saying that great beauty appeals to pretty much every human.
Some of your appreciation is also cultural.
When evaluating a person's beauty, you are unconsciously judging how folded they are.
You like the way some people are folded, you find them cute.
You hate the way some people are folded, you call them ugly.

Humans are born
more or less ugly

Beauty starts early, some humans are born ugly.
Of course babies are not too pretty during the first days of life, this is not my subject.
I'm talking about general facial beauty afterwards.
It depends on numerous factors:
•Range and intensity of the actions of the fetus.
•Positions and expressions held by the fetus
•Any particularity or deformation of the skeleton.
•Actions and positions of the mother.
•Hazards and accidents: such as the location of the   umbilical cord, or hits on the mother's belly.
•...

The effect of stress

Happiness and relaxation seem to go along with beauty, at any age.
Contented and healthy humans don't cry or cringe their facial muscles so much.
Any movement done with vigor, power, tension or force is much harder on your skin than if done without them.
It all adds up.

Uglying all your life

Think of all the hits you take as a child, learning to walk, run, ride a bike, ...
Most hits have little effect on your skin but bruises last long enough to create a fold crossing.
That cupboard door that smashes into your forehead or that wounded knee after a fall may cause permanent and ever worsening aesthetic degradation.
Wearing glasses is an absolute no-no. The area is sensitive because so much action is coming from the eyes and sinuses.
The skin on your nose is much too fragile to withstand the continuous bumping, grinding and weight. It becomes compressed and hideously folded. Your sinuses block. It is better not to see so well than to wear them.
The same goes for jewelry, necklaces, rings, watches or anything attached to your skin.
Hats, belts and elastic bands are almost criminal offenses.
Shoes can be major culprits.

Ugly males

The folding does not affect the two sexes of our race in the same manner.
Males are, in my opinion, about 20% more folded than their female counterparts.
The skeletons and skulls of male humans are thicker and coarser. They have more asperity and squareness.
The main reason for the differences is much subtler though, it depends on the size and evolution of the larynx (the protruding part is known as Adam's apple) .
So many facial folds attach to it that its descent at puberty causes great tensions in the male's face.

Signs of male folding

•You can observe the effects of the extra folds by the faster   deterioration of cuteness in boys.
•Adolescent boys have much more severe acne than girls do.
•Hair loss and balding starts so many years earlier in men.
•Skin cancer is more prevalent in males.
•Whitening and total baldness also occur earlier.
•Men die younger.

Consequences of the beauty imbalance
of the sexes

Everyone can see today the results of having beautiful women and uglier males.
It creates differences in attraction between the sexes.
Many women are not attracted to their partners.
Many men are overly attracted to women.
Our sexual practices are corrupted.

Wrinkles and folds of old age

Some will disagree with me by saying that in no way could they find the folds and wrinkles on older people ugly.
For them, these folds represent a natural wear and tear and illustrate an individual's past and experience.
They can even find the folds on some actors or celebrities beautiful and attractive.
Don't worry, I was like that too.
After a few years of grooming those on yourself, your views change.
You realize that they're a sign of unhealthy skin.
You understand that they represent the individual's lack of care for oneself.