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Beautiful Imperfection Perfectionism is primarily fueled by a desire for external approval. We are afraid that if we expose our disfigure, we will stop getting our daily dose of approvals. So we flatter ourselves up and create positive portrayals of our imperfect and flawed lives. https://www.google.com/amp/s/medium.com/amp/p/ad97874e197b We wind up, brush off the negatives, and present a perfect image to the public that we carefully nurture and maintain. When we cover up these flaws, we also conceal what makes us human. There is something special in all of us. And everyone is beautiful in our own way. Today, I’ll gonna feature some ladies with their unique looks which made them stand out despite of their imperfections. **Cassandra Naud:**

A professional dancer born with a large birthmark on her left eye. The skin disorder is called ***Becker’s Nevus*** usually comes in bright colors coarse hair not unpleasant sight to see. She was bullied as a child because of it and endless teasing make her beg her parents to do plastic surgery in high school. However, the doctors couldn’t help because that time the technology wasn’t advance enough to remove the nevus safely. ***She learn how to embrace her individuality.*** It took her long and start wasn’t easy, but she did. Today, Cassandra even credit her birthmark to make her memorable in her industry. **Khoudia Diop**

This model has a stunning dark skin , thanks to her naturally high level of melanin. She was teased a lot growing up because of her skin color and she ended up being an outcast. ***Each day, she stands up the bullies but when she get older she manage to accept herself and inspire people from all over the world.*** Her unique looks stands out to be real marketable, now she works in many fashion agencies from Paris to New York proving that being different does not mean being ugly. **Nastya Zhidkova**

Albinos has possibly the most unique looks and Nastya proves it. She has a snow white hair, eyebrows and eyelashes. She also have eyes absolutely incredible color. The most famous magazines are dying to get her pictures. ut of course being an albino has its negative consequences for her health, example she has poor eyesight so she has to wear lenses and her skin is very sensitive to sunlight and requires a lot of sunscreen. **Nikia Phoenix**

Freckles aren’t particularly beautiful, and Nikia is different from almost all of her modeling business colleagues. Natural dark skin, dark hair and large freckles which almost have in her entire body made her famous. In her childhood, Nikia was ***bullied because of her appearance, thankfully it didn’t affect her self-esteem***. Now she is a successful model. **Duckie Thot**

When you first look at her, you might thought she’s a doll. Smooth skin, ideal face, silky hair, she does look like a doll. Duckie gain popularity by taking part in Australia’s Next Top Model. As an often happens, beauty and fame go hand in hand facing a lot of ***insults in social networks*** and not everyone can't cope with this. But in the end, Duckie is ***more than capable to handle this***. Today she’s successful in modeling collaborate with many prominent brands. Striving for perfection is something we all do. This applies not only to our personal goals, our work, our hobbies, but also to the wider world we inhabit. In a world obsessed with perfection, the imperfect stands out. The unpleasant birthmark an freckles on your body, dark skin color, unusual body condition and imperfect physical traits. Even the typo in a writer’s article, the crack in a singer’s voice all expose a creator’s humanity for all to see. In fact, anything or any person with a slight error or imperfection is more admired by people because we all can relate to the imperfections more easily than an imaginary idea of perfection. "There is nothing more rare, nor more beautiful than a woman being unapologetically herself, comfortable in her perfect imperfection. That is the true essence of beauty." Related Article: What Makes You Beautiful? https://read.cash/@Jane/what-makes-you-beautiful-378f1fab

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