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For attractive lips, speak words of kindness.  For lovely eyes, seek out the good in people.  Audrey Hepburn

 Love this.  LOVE IT!  Today's quote is some of the best beauty advice one will ever receive.  True beauty comes from the inside.  On hard days I have a harder time applying these tips, depending on the situation.  So I am reminded today to continue to be mindful of my application of beauty.  For example, it isn't words of kindness if I include a "but" (negative) with it.  Then it just becomes lipstick on my teeth or a really bad color for me to wear.  You catch my drift I'm sure.  :)  
So today as you are preparing for your day, doing your grooming, just remember what kind of beauty lasts with others.  
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