Is Beauty Only For The Perfect?

Chelsea Lowe, creator of 'Fabulized' a beauty app, discusses beauty for those differently abled or fighting illness. She also shares tips on looking great during a job interview.

If You're Different, Differently Abled or Fighting Illness

Beauty isn't only for the young, firm and perfect. It's for anyone who desires it.

If you're undergoing illness, loss or any condition that deprives you of vitality and attractiveness, take heart. As we've said before, beauty is 50 percent attitude, 50 percent making the effort.




Your priority, of course, should be healing. To this end, concentrate on nutrition, therapy and any wholesome things that make you feel restored. Spend time with people who nourish your spirit and make you laugh. You'll be beautiful, because you'll feel it.

Otherwise: Who says you can't remain a knockout? Illness, age, weight , disability or difference never stopped any woman from looking beautiful.

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Interview Prep


What To Do Beforehand

• Choose an outfit and lay it out flat. (Or hang it in the bathroom to steam out wrinkles while you shower.)

. Decide on accessories. Keep these to a minimum.
Any jewelry should be small and tasteful.

• Make sure your shoes are clean, in good repair and, ideally, shined.

. If you wear glasses, make certain they're perfectly clean.

• Check to see that you have at least one pair of run-free hose. Whatever the weather or style: no bare legs.

• Prepare any materials, such as samples, that you might need.

• Prepare a typed and printed reference list. (Apprise references beforehand.)

• Print out at least one copy of your resume. (More, if possible. You might find yourself interviewed by a group.) Make sure it matches the one you’ve sent.

• Learn everything you can about the company.

• Try to learn the name of at least one person who will interview you. If possible, memorize it.

• Think about questions you might ask. Toward the end of your conversation, most interviewers will want to know whether you have any. Questions should show interest—but don't ask about salary, vacation time and other benefits. If you can think of nothing else, ask what your typical day might entail. Another good question, assuming you can ask it tactfully: Why is this position open?

• GPS or not, go over your directions.
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