Hello. I am always asking myself, "is beauty only skin deep?" I'm an actress, so I use beauty products a lot! It got me to thinking about why people use them. I asked my Mom and she said it was to make ourselves beautiful. So I though more about the topic. Does beauty sink beneath the skin?
Before you ask, I am not talking about pores and cuts. I am talking about your personality. I know one thing: the world would be a different place if beauty was only skin deep.Women would not do anything like teach, invent, build, and they would not get messy.There would be no kindness, courage, responsibility, love, happiness and patience. Helen Keller said: "The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart."
Kindness is a key to inner beauty. So imagine a world without kindness. Another key is spirit. The spirit of Christ is in all of us. A woman with passion, courage, love, happiness, and kindness is a woman who has inner beauty. So yes, beauty does sink beneath the skin!
So girls, throw away your make up! Your inner beauty can't shine through make up. Tell me about your inner beauty in the comments below.
Before you ask, I am not talking about pores and cuts. I am talking about your personality. I know one thing: the world would be a different place if beauty was only skin deep.Women would not do anything like teach, invent, build, and they would not get messy.There would be no kindness, courage, responsibility, love, happiness and patience. Helen Keller said: "The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart."
Kindness is a key to inner beauty. So imagine a world without kindness. Another key is spirit. The spirit of Christ is in all of us. A woman with passion, courage, love, happiness, and kindness is a woman who has inner beauty. So yes, beauty does sink beneath the skin!
So girls, throw away your make up! Your inner beauty can't shine through make up. Tell me about your inner beauty in the comments below.
| Gabrielle McAliley is a fifth grade student at Emma B. Ward Elementary. She is wrting a novel called The Golden Pen. She is the oldest of two children. |  |
