"Fashion Girl" Universe: Beauty’s Ten commandments.
1- Smile! (Your picture is being taken). No, that’s not what you’re thinking! It’s just that smiling is good for your skin.
2- Keep your good humor at all times! (Laughter adds sparkle to your life!)
3- Don’t forget to take your beauty sleep because sleeping is good for your skin.
4- Making faces in front of the mirror (every day!) is a great way to remove stress and relax your facial muscles.
5- Drink a lot of water. Filling up with softdrinks is ont exactly hydrating yourself.
6- Do not take baths for too long. That’s not only because of the energy and water you waste, but long baths in very hot water makes your skin excessively dry, causing it to lose its natural ability to retain moisture.
7- Protect your skin from the sun. Put sunscreen on it!
8- Use a moisturizer on your whole body, every day.
9- Brush your teeth. Pearly white teeth will always be in fashion.
10- To keep your hair straight and sparkly, use Palmolive Fashion Girl Shampoo and Conditioner!
1- Smile! (Your picture is being taken). No, that’s not what you’re thinking! It’s just that smiling is good for your skin.
2- Keep your good humor at all times! (Laughter adds sparkle to your life!)
3- Don’t forget to take your beauty sleep because sleeping is good for your skin.
4- Making faces in front of the mirror (every day!) is a great way to remove stress and relax your facial muscles.
5- Drink a lot of water. Filling up with softdrinks is ont exactly hydrating yourself.
6- Do not take baths for too long. That’s not only because of the energy and water you waste, but long baths in very hot water makes your skin excessively dry, causing it to lose its natural ability to retain moisture.
7- Protect your skin from the sun. Put sunscreen on it!
8- Use a moisturizer on your whole body, every day.
9- Brush your teeth. Pearly white teeth will always be in fashion.
10- To keep your hair straight and sparkly, use Palmolive Fashion Girl Shampoo and Conditioner!
Military look, with a lot of camouflage patterns.
