It is easy to know a beauty when you see one.
Yes, women do ogle at other women too. We don’t lust after them like our partners do (yes, they definitely do), but we DO get envious.
From that random lady turning everyone’s heads at the bar to that female lead in another smash K-drama on Netflix, we know who looks great – but do we know what exactly makes them look good?
If we knew the exact features that make them look the way they are… we might just be able to look as good as well.
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Winning the Fair Game
Fairness is a beauty commodity highly pride amongst Asian women despite the fact that most areas lie in the tropics and are blessed with sunshine all year round.
From no-frills household brands to giant cosmetics companies, there’s no shortage of whitening products churned out by the dozens in a bid to achieve the coveted alabaster mien.
Lotions and potions aside, Light and Laser treatments are fast gaining momentum as effective alternatives with long-standing gains.
A non-invasive approach to skin rejuvenation is the BB AquaTouch Laser, a signature lunchtime treatment that resurfaces and replenishes the skin at the same time with the use of gentle yet deeply penetrating non-ablative fractional laser energy to exfoliate and replace damaged or dead skin cells.
Utilizing the 1927nm Thulium which represents a new wavelength that is also extremely efficacious at targeting the superficial skin layers for faster clearance of pigmented lesions.
Coming with the bonus of enhanced collagen production, fairness is not only guaranteed – you’d have the porcelain-like texture to go along with it too.
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The ‘V’ in Vanity
Owing to the K-drama craze that has been sweeping the world off their feet for a while now, the V-line is currently the non-disputed #1 trend that’s much sought after by any modern Asian lady looking to improve her looks.
This coveted look refers to a highly defined V-shaped jawline that ends with a sharp and delicate looking chin.
The V-Sculpt Facial Program is a savvy gal’s dream come true to pare pounds off a heavy matronly jawline without the blade. This procedure expertly converts a blunt or squarish profile to a slimmer and more feminine looking visage.
For individuals looking for a solution to remedy their sagging and non-defined chin, the Ultherapy and Exilis Lift are choice candidates to wage war against the flab and the sag.
The enlarged masseter and jaw muscles are subjected to a remodeling and a lifting makeover by way of ultrasound and radiofrequency energy, bringing about effective lifting and skin tightening to improve the appearance of the jawline.
Chin enhancement with the use of Natural Fillers is the golden ticket to top it all, sculpting the chin to the perfect focal point in the V-zone of modern Asian beauty.
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Con-Tour De Force
A key facet in achieving the ideal look is a subtle cherubic plumpness in the upper (forehead)and mid-face (cheeks) that signals good health, femininity, youth, and vigor.
If you’ve lost out on the genetics lottery of natural aging is nothing but a B-word, unwind your beauty woes with Natural Facial Fillers.
These aesthetic gemstones are smart and easy ways to add volume and smoothness to your skin, composed of naturally occurring hyaluronic acid that is long-lasting but not permanent.
Bestowing upon easily forgotten faces with sleek and smooth head-turning contours, natural fillers enhance your natural looks by replacing missing or restoring lost volume, creating softness and plumping up youth-draining undereye or cheek hollows, without overt plumping.
For those looking to improve the aesthetics of a flat forehead, Revitalift is a simple, fuss-free procedure that works wonders to bring on enviable contours.
Facial volume deficits or loss including sunken temples that come with age or weight loss are best addressed with the Voluma High Definition Lift, helping to score a perfect ten in beautification for any modern-day Asian Venus.
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