Your facial features are simply folds in your skin.
The folds deepen all your life, making you increasingly bad-looking.
Cutaneous folds, even if some are obvious, have been disregarded by dermatologists and skin care specialists.
They don't even call them folds.

Folds reduce your expressiveness because they hamper the action of your facial muscles.
In fact, they slowly condemn you to a single facial expression.
Folds also have an adverse effect on your hair; gradually causing it to turn gray, and become bald.

On your face, the same folds are created every time you talk, every time you eat, every time you frown, every time you smile, ...
Your skin can withstand a lot of folding, but in some moments your actions are so sustained, vigorous, and repeated that it fears being injured or torn.
To protect itself, your skin paves the bottom of the folds with coats of fresh epidermis cells.
This reaction stiffens the skin so it won't bend so easily; but it also thickens it, and makes it less expressive.
This leads to ugliness.

Simply pressing on a fold with your nail, flattens the skin, and opens up the fold.
The depth of the folds can be reduced gradually, until they are totally removed.
Your facial features are removable.

Human grooming lets you use your nails to remove dead cells, and unfold the skin of your face.
It works, and it's free.
The following video will get you started:

Human grooming rediscovered - Video

Q- Why do bags form under some people's eyes?
A- Because they never touch the skin of that area, and they let it deteriorate.

Q- Why do some people's noses get bigger with age?
A- Because they do nothing to counter its enlargement.

Q- Why does some people's facial skin thicken, becoming expressionless and unattractive?
A- Because, instead of touching their skin, they apply creams that stop its natural desquamation process (the shedding of dead skin cells).

Even if you don't see the folds individually, you see the overall deterioration they produce.
They end up giving a general impression of ugliness.
Your eye for beauty is in reality an ability to recognize healthy, unfolded skin.
Your clues include skin thickness, tension, tone, elasticity, ...

The skin of beautiful people is so flexible that facial expressions ripple through it without constraint.
Folds harden the skin, and distort a person's features.
Even if the folds are not visible, you perceive them as ugliness.

Beauty seemed unfair.
Why should one individual be blessed with it rather than another?
Grooming proves that beauty is neither hereditary, nor genetic.
If you were to unfold the skin of your face, your beauty would be comparable to any other healthy, unfolded face.
In fact, we haven't yet seen true beauty, since even the most beautiful human faces are folded.

Your face is attached to your body.
They form an indissociable pair for the people who look at you.
You are kidding yourself if you think that you can attain facial beauty on an ugly body.
Beautiful bodies are lean and healthy with a good, but not exaggerated, muscular definition.
Fat is unhealthy, and ugly.

When you ask people this question, most will tell you that these conditions are genetic or hereditary, and that nothing can be done to change them.
Wrong!
Ugliness is a lack of care.
These ugly people were beautiful children at some time.
It's true that certain pre-existing factors can contribute to someone's unattractiveness, such as the shape of the skull and skeleton.
However, the main element of beauty lies in the condition of the skin covering these bones.
The more it is folded, the more a person's traits will be exaggerated.
Even the most disadvantaged people can maximize their beauty by unfolding their skin.

Being ugly is not well accepted socially.
People who are considered unattractive are avoided by those who interact with them, leading to isolation.
They end up associating with others who have similar issues and forming groups of "unattractive" people, where they feel shielded from the beauty lovers.
However, this attitude only leads to further solitude.
Any effort you make to improve your appearance will be appreciated by others, because it symbolizes your desire to be part of society.
Humans didn't invent this notion of social presentability; you can observe many types of animals grooming themselves, each in their own way, to ensure their appearance is acceptable to others.