Brows before bros, ladies. Also, thank you to Skillshare for sponsoring! The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: skl.sh/thedailyconnoisseur03211 Have a great day and let us know which items on the list resonated with you. Your comment could be chosen as comment of the week on the blog. Love, Jennifer
@dailyconnoisseur I used to be Sofía Vergara's assistant but I'm also one of her cousins and in our family is a policy not to thin/pluck/wax our brows. Sofia wouldn't let any stylist ever touch her brows at any photo shoot... They always tried. From her I learned that the brows frame your entire face. I like the full brow look. I think a full brow makes you look younger. Thanks for the great video!
@@melodyjohnson71 I love Benefits Browzing set, it's a compact with a light wax and a powder to set, plus small brushes and tweezers. It lasts ages and is a great colour match for me, I wouldn't use anything else, it's a great product and is so natural looking. Perfect!❤ Nobody wants super dark eyebrows that look like they have been stenciled on 🤔
I left a lucrative healthcare job to pursue my passion for history and art. I now live in a very modest home but it is exactly how I want it to be: a few cats running around, flowy rooms and French/English cottage vibes. I am currently putting in flower beds and gardens and I thrift most of my finds. I do this without hurry and without society dictating how I should be doing something. Oh and I am almost 47. I gained a lot of confidence after my mother passed away, 7 years ago. I realized I was replaceable at work, that most people are not paying attention to what you are doing, and refused to have any more work stress (to a point) over a job, that I will be honest, was just a paycheck to me. I am now pursuing my Masters Degree and am enjoying the process. I am aiming to find my passion work, not just a paycheck. It has made me and my life, much more beautiful!
@Lupa et Borealis That is beautiful Lupa! Just start to do you art. Everyday. Keep a notebook with ideas, words, drawings, things that inspire you. Maybe take some classes, if you have a local adult education or check out a college. Immerse yourself. I walked away from a lot of the old things in my life- things, people, ideas, ways of doing things, even the way I dressed. I emptied out a large home, full of my past life, sold it and lived in a 1 bedroom apartment for 1 year while I flushed out my priorities. I full immersed myself into what I wanted to do. Write down your top 5 priorities and where you are at and the things you are doing right now fit into those priorities. If they don't fit, get rid of them. I always say I am passionately passionate about my life. ;) And I have no time to explain to anyone. You are already on your way!
I am a well-mannered, well-spoken, well-read, adventurous, well-traveled, intelligent, witty, competent, capable woman of 65. I have no reason not to be confident! Confidence does increase with age. I am grateful to be my age. Also, I am humble. 😛
Ah wonderful 😍 your comment delighted me. You’re right - the older I get the more confident, happy and beautiful I feel! I’m about to enter my forties and I’m beginning to understand what my stepmom means when she says “life truly starts at 40!”
I have always loved the idea of this: “If you do not honor being you; then who will? Do not waste this spirit that you have been given. What a shame it would be not to give her a chance.” That always strikes me. The uniqueness of who you are is not to be wasted. I just love this.
I stopped caring about what people thought of me in High School unfortunately because no one liked me and so I figured out that if everyone already ignored me at best, bullied me at worst that I could be my self instead of trying to fit in. And honestly, being in that situation was the best thing that could have happened to me. I learned how to be resilient and unashamed to be me. It made for more awkward times in the future because while my peers were being challenged with being themselves, I just was my self.
@@TheDailyConnoisseur It is so powerful! I encourage anyone who knows someone who is being bullied or is being bullied themselves to please please stick it out. Even when you think you’re never going to get through school. You have EVERYTHING for the REST OF YOUR LIFE to build beautifully, passionately and exactly as you please. This too shall pass. ❤️
Thank you for sharing. I am sorry about your experience in high school. I was there, too. What a cruel time it was! I tried so hard to fit in by trying to imitate others’ style, attitude, and even their foul language. I found it absolutely exhausting (I cried almost every day, especially during my junior year.), and of course, these actions didn’t help me gain friends or respect. I finally stopped caring when I was about to graduate because I knew being myself is the best self-improvement tip. It paid off in college and beyond because I made many lovely friends in college, at my daughter’s school, and on trips with my mom (even though being myself was a work in progress then and still is to this day), and I still keep in touch with a good number of them. I found it easier to be myself as I became older. I realized that having few quality friends is better than having tons of mere acquaintances who don’t care. Thank goodness for people like Jennifer and her wonderful fans,
I used to hate my bully for years, but now I'm grateful. I became very resilient and learned to be happy with myself even when I thought noone else was.. I know that sounds weird.
I'm 53, and I've always had a decent amount of confidence, but really when I turned 50 it amped up even more because I became content with the way things are and really living in the moment. Look forward to your 50s, it's a good decade!
Personal hygiene is really important. Washing your hair, brushing teeth, all the bare basics are the foundation for confidence, good make up, smiling, etc. LOVED this video! 😘😘
I love all of your tips, but I would add that being kind to others and serving others makes for a beautiful person. And I concur on finding confidence over time- it’s taken 40 years to feel like I’m great as I am. 😊
"Eyebrows are not twins, they are sisters"! That quote helped me when I was so frustrated because I could not get my eyebrows to look the same. When you showed the clip of you putting on your makeup and then back to your present look, I was thinking-what has she done different? Her makeup looks so good. And then you explained. Great video! I'm 70 now and I think it took me to get in to my 60s where I was confident enough to now worry about what others think. I think a beautiful person is one who genuinely shows that they are interested in the person to whom they are speaking . They listen, eyes focused and not distracted by noises or what is going on around them. Often in my life someone has asked me a question and I never was able to finish it because they got distracted.
My mentor is now in her 80's and she is so beautiful and it is definitely her inner beauty that shines. She still dresses well and is a wonderful hostess. She was such a role model for me---much like Madame Chic for you. I am in my 70's and it is so important to cultivate beauty both inside and out. And oh, about the eyebrows. Enjoy them while you have them because they tend to fade and disappear with age and every day I feel like I am doing a bit of an art project to create attractive brows to frame my face. I love this video and I am smiling. Won't it be lovely when these masks are gone and we can see one another's smiles?
@@brendaaugustine4925 - The mask hides so much emotion. Furthermore, kindergarten kids I know didn’t even recognize their teachers because they never saw their teachers’ faces. Masks are evil.
I would add to your list kindness, contentment (definition: not inclined to complain), and beautiful speech...choosing lovely words over common words, moderating the tone of voice, and not giving way to our current culture’s tendency to speak sloppily. “Yeah” instead of “yes” for example, or using expletives every other word. This is in part encompassed in your point “Good Manners.” A person governed by kindness, self-control, and good humor, and who displays a refined sense of speech, deportment, and appearance is captivatingly beautiful. These are the people who may be any age, or any shape or size, with any features and yet arrest attention wherever they go. It’s because they are truly beautiful...not just conforming to the societal image or trend that currently defines beauty. Thank you, Jennifer, for these timeless reminders that genuine beauty encompasses the entire individual...external and internal. You are a beautiful example of this!
I can not agree more regarding speech. We should speak using words accurately. We should learn a rich enough vocabulary that we can express what we really want to express rather than using expletives or many words that still don’t make our meaning clear.
Best message ever. Two thumbs up for this video. I would add one extra point. I am 55 years old and stopped coloring my hair. Best decision ever. I have no judgment against those who want to continue coloring. My point is that there is a kind of beauty in women who embrace their stage of life and say a hearty "yes" to it instead of resisting it. Beauty can take many forms at every stage of life.
The most beautiful women I've known in my life were the ones who were happy in the way that they accepted themselves the way they looked. The one I am thinking of had more love for those around her than I had ever seen, she took care of her skin, didn't care that she was rather plain and she laughed and smiled all the time...
"Fashion is instant language." I love that! ❤️ I think modesty is beautiful. Showing skin attracts the wrong kind of attention, whereas wearing beautiful, modest clothes tells others you are a lady worthy of respect.
I like that. A lady worthy of respect. I wish that I felt beautiful in my clothes as I used to in my 20s, 30s and through my mid-40s, but I have some medical issues that have caused joint pain, inflammation and weight gain. It makes me sad.
I think beauty comes from worshiping God. You can see it on people's faces. When it's not a show and they are in their hearts truly worshiping, not just thanking, or asking for help (though we should do those things, too) but actually just offering sincere unbound praise. There is so much joy that is generated this way and people can see it! If you focus not on yourself but on how astounding God is, it makes us beautiful in His sight and that also makes it visible to others. :)
Thank-you Jennifer - I love this. I think graciousness is beautiful; it encompasses being welcoming, patient, putting others first, bearing wrongs patiently, using good language, choosing not to argue unnecessarily, ignoring provocation, etc. my mother told me “You don’t have to like everyone, but they never need to know”. That doesn’t mean being fake, it means there’s usually no benefit to letting your negative feelings be known, or hurting others.
Hi Jennifer, I think I was about 40. I remember going to an event and was introduced as "Willie's wife" and I made a correction. I said no, I am Denise Jordan. I just happen to be Willie's wife. I had come into my own...I was no longer going to be an attachment....described as Mr. Jordan's wife, Jason and Jil's mom (twins), Justin's mom, but me...Denise Jordan, Professor Jordan, writer, quilter, Ms. Denise, and now, TH-cam creator. And when I claimed me I felt so free. This is probably more than what you wanted but this is how your question struck me. My style tends to be classic and conservative. I love pretty flowing dresses, snug jeans with a nice sweater or tee and old school jean jacket, with flat shoes or booties. And right now, I'm rocking the Donna Reed persona every now and then. Just fun stuff. And makeup...love it but it needs to be natural looking. Jennifer...you are killing me with the eyebrows. Mine used to be thick and wild and really pretty. Now, they are thinned out and need work and I could never get it right. I really need to work on this piece. And now, I don't want to go out to a salon and have someone that close to my face but if I'm going to be Donna Reed, I guess I'd better tweak it. My friends have been suggesting I need to do this. Hahaha! I love to get my hair done. I go every Thursday . It's the one thing I do to pamper myself weekly. And I like big curly hair. It's easy for me. Those sleek edgy styles are just too much work. I"m not good with hair. This video was so fun. I loved it. You can tell I watched till the end. Hahaha! And I really enjoyed all the quotes. So encouraging. Love this! Another thing that can make one beautiful is to be nice. Just to be kind and helpful and do the little things that make others feel "seen" or appreciated. Thank you for such a lovely and as always, well thought out video. You should do more of these.
I became more confident when I returned to college in my 40's, graduated and had a career that I loved. For me, education made me more confident. Great video. You are lovely.
Your #1 tip is always what my Dad used to tell my Mum and me: "Yes, this new dress/haircut/etc is really lovely mais ce qui compte le plus est un beau sourire" (French for: what counts the most is a beautiful smile). And I knew he was right. I love smiling, I love people with a genuine smile, warm, joyful, welcoming, encouraging, reassuring, playful, happy... it doesn't matter as long as it is genuine :) Of course we can't and shouldn't smile all the time, but when we do, it is so nice, it is magic!
Jennifer, I’d love a video about keeping your cool when your kids are driving your crazy. You seem like such a calm and collected person and I imagine that extends into your role as a mother.
I just wanted to share a quote by the wonderful author Roald Dahl (The Twits): “if you have good thoughts they will shine out of your face like sunbeams and you will always look lovely”. . . I totally agree. Thank you for another great video x
Your beauty comes from within, and only when you have a deep love for the Father and His ways. When you love your neighbor, you let your light shine from within. He is that light. You cannot get beauty from a bottle, or anything else for that matter, certainly not from a celebrity in Hollywood. What the world dictates as beauty, just doesn't line up with the Father's standards. When you have the fruits of the Spirit....that's true beauty. These fruits are in Galatians 5:22,23 But the fruit of the Ruach (Spirit) is love, joy, peace longsuffering, gentleness, goodness and belief. This is what makes one beautiful ❤ It's a condition of your heart.
I appreciate your wonderful video. Society has been hung up on conventional beauty standards since the dawn of civilization, but social media outlets have taken those ridiculous standards to another level. Kindness, excellent manners, a cheerful disposition, and a positive attitude are the best cosmetics. Even the plainest people by conventional standards can instantly become more beautiful than supermodels and celebrities who constantly use foul language or have a nasty attitude. Smiles are one of the best turn-ons, and I feel happier when others smile, whether I have a good or bad day. Jennifer, you are beautiful inside and out! ♥️💐
I've just booked my first hair cut in over a year, my appointment got cancelled at the beginning of lockdown here in canada and i've only just been able to get in to see my stylist. I am so excited about it!!
Hi Jennifer. Your 10 tips are great, thank you for sharing and reminding us. I can't help but think of the comment by Audrey Hepburn that you quoted "True beauty in an individual is reflected in their soul." This is something I think that has been holding me back for so long. I have done all of these tips at various times in my 65 years - I have been confident, know how to do my makeup just right (brows included lol), have always practiced good manners, dressed well (even down to the right earrings lol) etc. But I have always felt down on myself and negative and it shows in my mannerisms and speech and I get so frustrated with myself that I'm not refined and elegant. I think I have figured it out, now I'm trying to figure out how to do it ---- forgiveness. I need to practice forgiveness -- I have let my childhood abuse make me feel ugly and bitter and no matter how hard I try with all the other things, I still feel ugly. At 65, you'd think I have it all together. So... I absolutely know that all these tips you have reminded us of help us in that journey, it's that spiral -- these tips will help one spiral up, to make you feel better when you look in the mirror and see that person looking back at you. So..... for anyone else feeling like this... let's spiral up. And an answer is coming to me, I'm going to go get on my knees now and ask for the help I need -- I would love to feel beautiful and be beautiful, be that person who, when people leave my presence, they feel like they are special... And your advice will help me do that. Thank you. (And I am smiling!!) And note, I have had your Madame Chic books for several years now and refer to them a lot! - Thank you, you are a sweet spirit and an amazing example!! :)
Well done. So needed in today's society. Interesting tidbit-- back in the 60's (oh my) my sister and I went to "finishing" school. During the make-up portion we were told not to worry about our eyebrows because no one notices them! My, how times have changed. 🤣
Jennifer, Truly love your thoughts in this video; we need less look alike a and more individually beautiful, feminine women in this world. A gal that can enjoy a laugh with others and even laugh at herself is always beautiful. Julie 🌷
I could only add one thing and that is being kind to others. I have known people who would not be considered beautiful to the eye, but their kindness to others makes them truly beautiful. Great video. Thanks
On the subject of eyebrows, mine is a different kind of story. On the up side, they are thick and shaped nicely. I don't even need to tweeze them! But, (wait for it) they are white! They always have been. My lashes are also white. My hair is medium brown with auburn highlights. When I was younger I over compensated with the eyebrow pencil. I've finally learned to use a light brown pencil with a very gentle touch. I finish off by gently brushing over them with a brow brush to remove any too dark marks. When I look at old photos of myself...Eeeeek!
Great video ! Love your channel. For me, it's whats inside that's important ! I've known many superficially beautifully women who are nasty, cruel, ignorant. Posture is important, as is a smile but an open heart beats everything. I'm 52 and my body confidence peaked in my late 30s to mid 40s. Emotional confidence is an ongoing skill. I appreciate Indigenous / First Nation cultures they recognise the worth of elders - sadly western cultures worship youth. Stay safe and best wishes from Australia xx
Loved this! Thankyou. I find getting on the floor at night and stretching while I look at utube. I find it very relaxing and adds to me feeling happier.
I recently started getting my brows tinted because I have blonde brows that aren't very full. This has made a huge difference in my face. I don't look washed out anymore. Thank you for all the wonderful tips.
I love your channel. One of your videos popped up on my feed and I've binged so many now, I can't wait to buy your kids book, I have boys,10, 8, 5, and 6 month old. I am not elegant, I am mostly in t shirts and jeans but do live all the content you share and do strive to be better
I absolutely loved this video. Thank you for sharing. As a Christian, I remind my daughters that we are all made beautiful and we look fancy when once we wear a dress, for example. Also, instead of saying beautiful I say presentable when it come to looks. Girls tend to get the appearance compliment and boys the strength and or intelligence. People will nurture what others compliment.
Wonderful Jennifer! I agree - age brings confidence!!! That said, I'm not too old to learn and posture and eyebrows will always be a work in progress for me! 😂🤗💛
I like all your tips and comments. I would add kindness, good nutrition, exercise, fresh air and moderate amount of sunshine. I feel I look more beautiful when I come in from a brisk walk in the fresh air. (:
What you say here is so true, I always say if I could change one thing when talking to my younger self, I would say learn everything you can, just so i increase my value and would never have felt the need of validation or be naturally confident.
Keeping your nails in good shape is very important in your overall appearance. I had a friend in high school who didn't have many clothes, but she had a simple wardrobe and was always wrinkle free. It made all the difference.
I was around 50 when I decided that I was too old to care what other people think. I turned 60 three days ago and I’m continuing to learn about myself and feel more and more confident.
I have been working from home for so long and to be honest mostly in baggy sweatpants. Occasionally I'll get dolled up for the day, but it's been a challenge to do it everyday. I'm excited to be looking for a new job where I'll be around people again soon and definitely excited to up my beauty game! Thank you thank you! I loved these tips! 🙂
I love your blog. We need more of you in this world! I agree with your suggestions in what makes someone a beautiful person. I’m a grandmother and it’s now that I’m confident, happy, pleased with whom I’ve become. Children see the inner beauty and character of a person. Your 10 tips for “beautifulness” are spot-on.
I agree confidence does increase with age. I had someone tell me that using a backpack as a purse is not classy. You know what I did "I remained calm & classy". Let me remind you it was a sleek black with gold details and from a high end brand. Also I get plenty of compliments on it. Thank you for posting this video. It really brought me back to being true to myself and reminding me that classy comes in all different styles. I don't have to wear stilettos and a gown to be a classy woman! 🌺
A nice backpack is so chic and a healthy choice for the back. I have a gorgeous black vegan leather backpack with a brass zipper that I get tons of compliments on.
I feel like you look the prettiest ever in this video!! I have light olive toned skin like you and these pink tones and natural look really compliment you!- and people tell me they really compliment my skin tone too. Any too bright of reds or berry/fuschia type lip color that looks so nice on some people, makes me look cheap and tacky! Lol
Smiling! I have worked to improve on most of these other points, but this one is hardest for me, because I tend to get stuck in my head. (thought) It is not that I'm unhappy, but tend to be more serious.
So true about the personalization of makeup! Make it the right color and amount for you. Get the color matches done and then go from there. I personally only use enough makeup to fit in a small bag.
Hi Jennifer I have just come across your channel. I loved your ten tips it so resonated with me, thank you for sharing and being authentic internally and externally. You have a lovely presence and loved your quotes. Thanking You
Hi Jennifer . I have been really down lately. I have an adult child that recently told me they do not want me in their life anymore. Hearing those words just broke my heart. I am overweight, sad, and don’t feel beautiful at all right now. But I do enjoy watching your videos about IF, homemaking and beauty. I am willing to try and get out of this emotional rut I am in. Thank you for making videos. I really needed to hear what you had to say in this video. ❤️🌸
I hope you can find the kind of contentment and joy that you are inherently entitled to in life. In regards to the adult child, that's far too complex of a situation for a stranger to comment on online however, I hope the situation can be resolved in whatever way it can be...even if it means acceptance of what is. Take care.
oh dear. that is SO HARD. regardless of your age, check out the channel 60 & Me. margaret has had several guests who speak to enstrangement with your children. it's hard and it's so common i'm so sorry for your pain.
I found each of your tips seemed to actually contain a quality. Thank you, Jennifer. Seeking and developing qualities in our daily life can bring us joy and that lovely calm we all need at times. You’re a wonderful resource.
I was wondering what was different: the eyebrows! The fuller look suits you very well. Thanks for these timeless and wise reminders. Smile is key! I truly became confident after my 30s, and my kids. I have a story about beauty. In my 20s I met two brothers: one was stunning (he was a model) and the other well not so much. After an evening with them and other friends, the stunning one totally ceased to appeal to me, and I realize the other one was the most attractive of the two. His personality was so charming, he was so outgoing and caring at the same time, it transformed him. While the first one was so engrossed with his own looks that he became totally boring and unattractive. I found this true with most people: the kind ones always end up looking so much more beautiful than they are, because their kindness and humility shines through and gives them this aura that cannot be faked. So more than good manners, I would say kindness is the true beauty secret.
So, I discovered your channel through the clutter free January playlist and subscribed! I loved your style, your tips and your homemaking skills done so gracefully. When I saw this video pop up, not being familiar with your channel, I thought “pfft what a click bate!”. However, I did in fact watch it after seeing other videos thinking, “She actually might have some wonderful tips....”. And so I was right, it was such a joy. I really appreciate your channel and have already learned so much. Thank you!
Hi Jennifer! This was such a fun video! Thank you for the free trial to Skillshare. I signed up and can't wait to get started! I loved your list and though I never identified good manners with beauty, you made me realize that every time I notice someone with good manners, it is a thing of beauty. I think good manners, in particular, are slipping during this pandemic, so this was a wonderful reminder of how good manners are perceived and why they should always be kept up!
I love this video, and agree SO much! Beauty is what is below the skin! But just someone who takes care of themselves, who cares about others, is so beautiful! Good video. Thank you
This is a really good video. I shared it with my granddaughter and her best friend. They are just graduating from college and this is a wealth of knowledge! Thank you!
During this pandemic, personal opinions about masks and vaccines are all over the place. When confronted or shamed by others, I just stay calm and respond with, "we all have our own opinions and the best thing for us is to respect one anothers opinions and love one another." Then I calmly walk away. A woman of class does all she can to keep peace while not losing her dignity.
My two best beauty secrets at 72, smile and connect. Really pay attention to you you’re with. I always am well mannered, and like CJ I’m well educated, adventurous and always curious. Learning is one of my favorite pursuits. I adore art, music, history and much more. BTW, fresh flowers are the best perfume. Frankly at my age I don’t care what others have to say about me. You are right about eyebrows- leave them mostly alone. Oh, and I’m not humble or retiring. LOL
A fabulous video and great tips! Eyebrows - truth. So many women have overplucked or don’t realize what a few tweets would do to help their eyes to pop, etc
Secret #9 Yesss!! Most hairstylists offer free consultations with hopes you will stay and get a service done. Just a tip! For anyone who can’t go to a salon or does their hair at home. I’m a hairstylist and I offer virtual hair consultations. I teach people how to cut and color their hair at home.
Brows before bros, ladies. Also, thank you to Skillshare for sponsoring! The first 1000 people to use the link will get a free trial of Skillshare Premium Membership: skl.sh/thedailyconnoisseur03211 Have a great day and let us know which items on the list resonated with you. Your comment could be chosen as comment of the week on the blog. Love, Jennifer
@dailyconnoisseur I used to be Sofía Vergara's assistant but I'm also one of her cousins and in our family is a policy not to thin/pluck/wax our brows. Sofia wouldn't let any stylist ever touch her brows at any photo shoot... They always tried. From her I learned that the brows frame your entire face. I like the full brow look. I think a full brow makes you look younger. Thanks for the great video!
@@mariferavery7646 And Sofia has amazing brows! She was so right to stand her ground there.
Smiling contagious. It is beauty. It's everything.
What kind of brow makeup do you use? I have tried so many things and haven't landed on any product that I love.
@@melodyjohnson71 I love Benefits Browzing set, it's a compact with a light wax and a powder to set, plus small brushes and tweezers. It lasts ages and is a great colour match for me, I wouldn't use anything else, it's a great product and is so natural looking. Perfect!❤
Nobody wants super dark eyebrows that look like they have been stenciled on 🤔
I left a lucrative healthcare job to pursue my passion for history and art. I now live in a very modest home but it is exactly how I want it to be: a few cats running around, flowy rooms and French/English cottage vibes. I am currently putting in flower beds and gardens and I thrift most of my finds. I do this without hurry and without society dictating how I should be doing something. Oh and I am almost 47. I gained a lot of confidence after my mother passed away, 7 years ago. I realized I was replaceable at work, that most people are not paying attention to what you are doing, and refused to have any more work stress (to a point) over a job, that I will be honest, was just a paycheck to me. I am now pursuing my Masters Degree and am enjoying the process. I am aiming to find my passion work, not just a paycheck. It has made me and my life, much more beautiful!
Loved this!
Thank you for sharing this Heather! Very inspiring.
@Lupa et Borealis That is beautiful Lupa! Just start to do you art. Everyday. Keep a notebook with ideas, words, drawings, things that inspire you. Maybe take some classes, if you have a local adult education or check out a college. Immerse yourself. I walked away from a lot of the old things in my life- things, people, ideas, ways of doing things, even the way I dressed. I emptied out a large home, full of my past life, sold it and lived in a 1 bedroom apartment for 1 year while I flushed out my priorities. I full immersed myself into what I wanted to do. Write down your top 5 priorities and where you are at and the things you are doing right now fit into those priorities. If they don't fit, get rid of them. I always say I am passionately passionate about my life. ;) And I have no time to explain to anyone. You are already on your way!
I am a well-mannered, well-spoken, well-read, adventurous, well-traveled, intelligent, witty, competent, capable woman of 65. I have no reason not to be confident! Confidence does increase with age. I am grateful to be my age. Also, I am humble. 😛
Love the humbleness! haha
Your comment made me giggle.
Ah wonderful 😍 your comment delighted me. You’re right - the older I get the more confident, happy and beautiful I feel! I’m about to enter my forties and I’m beginning to understand what my stepmom means when she says “life truly starts at 40!”
Is that reply sarcasm Miss Connoisseur? It does not become you!! 😂
I can get a bit animated when I’m passionate about something and start talking too loudly.
Women who share their beauty secrets and uplift other women are beautiful, and that is you Jennifer! Thanks so much for these thoughts.
Thank you! xx
yes, soooo important. Women who dont treat other women well are worse than men who do so, imho.
I agree !
My mother said this to me as she was aging, and while I was still very young.. manners, kindness, and grooming.. All you need to be beautiful.
I like that. 🙂
Wonderful
@@lynnharrell9598 , just now seeing this! I thank you. ❤
@@cashisqueen3825 , and I thank you too! ❤
I have always loved the idea of this: “If you do not honor being you; then who will? Do not waste this spirit that you have been given. What a shame it would be not to give her a chance.”
That always strikes me. The uniqueness of who you are is not to be wasted. I just love this.
I stopped caring about what people thought of me in High School unfortunately because no one liked me and so I figured out that if everyone already ignored me at best, bullied me at worst that I could be my self instead of trying to fit in. And honestly, being in that situation was the best thing that could have happened to me. I learned how to be resilient and unashamed to be me. It made for more awkward times in the future because while my peers were being challenged with being themselves, I just was my self.
So powerful!
@@TheDailyConnoisseur It is so powerful! I encourage anyone who knows someone who is being bullied or is being bullied themselves to please please stick it out. Even when you think you’re never going to get through school. You have EVERYTHING for the REST OF YOUR LIFE to build beautifully, passionately and exactly as you please. This too shall pass. ❤️
@Hánah M. 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you for sharing. I am sorry about your experience in high school. I was there, too. What a cruel time it was! I tried so hard to fit in by trying to imitate others’ style, attitude, and even their foul language. I found it absolutely exhausting (I cried almost every day, especially during my junior year.), and of course, these actions didn’t help me gain friends or respect. I finally stopped caring when I was about to graduate because I knew being myself is the best self-improvement tip. It paid off in college and beyond because I made many lovely friends in college, at my daughter’s school, and on trips with my mom (even though being myself was a work in progress then and still is to this day), and I still keep in touch with a good number of them. I found it easier to be myself as I became older. I realized that having few quality friends is better than having tons of mere acquaintances who don’t care. Thank goodness for people like Jennifer and her wonderful fans,
I used to hate my bully for years, but now I'm grateful. I became very resilient and learned to be happy with myself even when I thought noone else was.. I know that sounds weird.
I'm 53, and I've always had a decent amount of confidence, but really when I turned 50 it amped up even more because I became content with the way things are and really living in the moment. Look forward to your 50s, it's a good decade!
That's so great! I love it.
100% agree!!
Totally agree! I always tell people that turning 50 last year was the most liberating birthday I’ve ever had!
Personal hygiene is really important. Washing your hair, brushing teeth, all the bare basics are the foundation for confidence, good make up, smiling, etc.
LOVED this video! 😘😘
yes, the basics more important than makeup.
Thank you Jennifer! My mother used to always say, "If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all." So true!
To me a beautiful woman embraces her femininity inside and out and and isn’t afraid of it. Also not being so materialistic in a consumer buying world.
Agreed 😊
I love all of your tips, but I would add that being kind to others and serving others makes for a beautiful person. And I concur on finding confidence over time- it’s taken 40 years to feel like I’m great as I am. 😊
Yes, I think that’s one thing that’s so beautiful about Nikki @Inspired by Nikki. Her passion for serving her grandparents. ❤️
"Eyebrows are not twins, they are sisters"! That quote helped me when I was so frustrated because I could not get my eyebrows to look the same. When you showed the clip of you putting on your makeup and then back to your present look, I was thinking-what has she done different? Her makeup looks so good. And then you explained. Great video! I'm 70 now and I think it took me to get in to my 60s where I was confident enough to now worry about what others think. I think a beautiful person is one who genuinely shows that they are interested in the person to whom they are speaking . They listen, eyes focused and not distracted by noises or what is going on around them. Often in my life someone has asked me a question and I never was able to finish it because they got distracted.
My mentor is now in her 80's and she is so beautiful and it is definitely her inner beauty that shines. She still dresses well and is a wonderful hostess. She was such a role model for me---much like Madame Chic for you. I am in my 70's and it is so important to cultivate beauty both inside and out. And oh, about the eyebrows. Enjoy them while you have them because they tend to fade and disappear with age and every day I feel like I am doing a bit of an art project to create attractive brows to frame my face. I love this video and I am smiling. Won't it be lovely when these masks are gone and we can see one another's smiles?
You can smile with your eyes. As a matter of fact, you can talk with your eyes.
@@brendaaugustine4925 - The mask hides so much emotion. Furthermore, kindergarten kids I know didn’t even recognize their teachers because they never saw their teachers’ faces. Masks are evil.
I would add to your list kindness, contentment (definition: not inclined to complain), and beautiful speech...choosing lovely words over common words, moderating the tone of voice, and not giving way to our current culture’s tendency to speak sloppily. “Yeah” instead of “yes” for example, or using expletives every other word.
This is in part encompassed in your point “Good Manners.” A person governed by kindness, self-control, and good humor, and who displays a refined sense of speech, deportment, and appearance is captivatingly beautiful. These are the people who may be any age, or any shape or size, with any features and yet arrest attention wherever they go. It’s because they are truly beautiful...not just conforming to the societal image or trend that currently defines beauty.
Thank you, Jennifer, for these timeless reminders that genuine beauty encompasses the entire individual...external and internal. You are a beautiful example of this!
Yes, I think self control/self discipline breeds beauty in many ways.
I can not agree more regarding speech. We should speak using words accurately. We should learn a rich enough vocabulary that we can express what we really want to express rather than using expletives or many words that still don’t make our meaning clear.
I think kindness is the most beautifying human trait.
Absolutely!
Yes, I was going to say that as well 💗
Yes.
Yes to this.
That was exactly what I was going to say, as far as traits go!
Personal thoughts on beauty... Smile, kindness, cleanliness ( even if clothes are tattered or torn) and confidence with humility ..
That's a lovely description!
Best message ever. Two thumbs up for this video. I would add one extra point. I am 55 years old and stopped coloring my hair. Best decision ever. I have no judgment against those who want to continue coloring. My point is that there is a kind of beauty in women who embrace their stage of life and say a hearty "yes" to it instead of resisting it. Beauty can take many forms at every stage of life.
I love that!
This is so true! I think it goes along with confidence, as well.
53 and just started putting in highlights! Having never dyed it before.
Colouring hair should be like gambling- when it stops being fun then you should stop doing it! :)
I am 70 years young, and stopped coloring my hair 2 1/2 years ago. Best decision ever! Hair has grown in thick and shiny.
The most beautiful women I've known in my life were the ones who were happy in the way that they accepted themselves the way they looked. The one I am thinking of had more love for those around her than I had ever seen, she took care of her skin, didn't care that she was rather plain and she laughed and smiled all the time...
"Fashion is instant language." I love that! ❤️ I think modesty is beautiful. Showing skin attracts the wrong kind of attention, whereas wearing beautiful, modest clothes tells others you are a lady worthy of respect.
I like that. A lady worthy of respect. I wish that I felt beautiful in my clothes as I used to in my 20s, 30s and through my mid-40s, but I have some medical issues that have caused joint pain, inflammation and weight gain. It makes me sad.
I think beauty comes from worshiping God. You can see it on people's faces. When it's not a show and they are in their hearts truly worshiping, not just thanking, or asking for help (though we should do those things, too) but actually just offering sincere unbound praise. There is so much joy that is generated this way and people can see it! If you focus not on yourself but on how astounding God is, it makes us beautiful in His sight and that also makes it visible to others. :)
True! Best comment ever!
Yes!
Amen! Proverbs 31 🙌🏼❤️✝️
Amen!!
Amen. Well said.
Thank-you Jennifer - I love this. I think graciousness is beautiful; it encompasses being welcoming, patient, putting others first, bearing wrongs patiently, using good language, choosing not to argue unnecessarily, ignoring provocation, etc. my mother told me “You don’t have to like everyone, but they never need to know”. That doesn’t mean being fake, it means there’s usually no benefit to letting your negative feelings be known, or hurting others.
Hi Jennifer, I think I was about 40. I remember going to an event and was introduced as "Willie's wife" and I made a correction. I said no, I am Denise Jordan. I just happen to be Willie's wife. I had come into my own...I was no longer going to be an attachment....described as Mr. Jordan's wife, Jason and Jil's mom (twins), Justin's mom, but me...Denise Jordan, Professor Jordan, writer, quilter, Ms. Denise, and now, TH-cam creator. And when I claimed me I felt so free. This is probably more than what you wanted but this is how your question struck me. My style tends to be classic and conservative. I love pretty flowing dresses, snug jeans with a nice sweater or tee and old school jean jacket, with flat shoes or booties. And right now, I'm rocking the Donna Reed persona every now and then. Just fun stuff. And makeup...love it but it needs to be natural looking. Jennifer...you are killing me with the eyebrows. Mine used to be thick and wild and really pretty. Now, they are thinned out and need work and I could never get it right. I really need to work on this piece. And now, I don't want to go out to a salon and have someone that close to my face but if I'm going to be Donna Reed, I guess I'd better tweak it. My friends have been suggesting I need to do this. Hahaha! I love to get my hair done. I go every Thursday . It's the one thing I do to pamper myself weekly. And I like big curly hair. It's easy for me. Those sleek edgy styles are just too much work. I"m not good with hair. This video was so fun. I loved it. You can tell I watched till the end. Hahaha! And I really enjoyed all the quotes. So encouraging. Love this! Another thing that can make one beautiful is to be nice. Just to be kind and helpful and do the little things that make others feel "seen" or appreciated. Thank you for such a lovely and as always, well thought out video. You should do more of these.
I became more confident when I returned to college in my 40's, graduated and had a career that I loved. For me, education made me more confident. Great video. You are lovely.
Congratulations! Awesome
Your #1 tip is always what my Dad used to tell my Mum and me: "Yes, this new dress/haircut/etc is really lovely mais ce qui compte le plus est un beau sourire" (French for: what counts the most is a beautiful smile). And I knew he was right. I love smiling, I love people with a genuine smile, warm, joyful, welcoming, encouraging, reassuring, playful, happy... it doesn't matter as long as it is genuine :) Of course we can't and shouldn't smile all the time, but when we do, it is so nice, it is magic!
Jennifer, I’d love a video about keeping your cool when your kids are driving your crazy. You seem like such a calm and collected person and I imagine that extends into your role as a mother.
I just wanted to share a quote by the wonderful author Roald Dahl (The Twits): “if you have good thoughts they will shine out of your face like sunbeams and you will always look lovely”. . . I totally agree. Thank you for another great video x
Aww, I'm going to remember that!
For me, beauty radiates from authenticity.
I love that-authenticity.
Your beauty comes from within, and only when you have a deep love for the Father and His ways. When you love your neighbor, you let your light shine from within. He is that light. You cannot get beauty from a bottle, or anything else for that matter, certainly not from a celebrity in Hollywood. What the world dictates as beauty, just doesn't line up with the Father's standards. When you have the fruits of the Spirit....that's true beauty.
These fruits are in Galatians 5:22,23
But the fruit of the Ruach (Spirit) is love, joy, peace longsuffering, gentleness, goodness and belief.
This is what makes one beautiful ❤
It's a condition of your heart.
True!!!! I find that God changes my outlook about everything. He gives me confidence. Uproots my insecurities. God is the answer to everything.
I appreciate your wonderful video. Society has been hung up on conventional beauty standards since the dawn of civilization, but social media outlets have taken those ridiculous standards to another level. Kindness, excellent manners, a cheerful disposition, and a positive attitude are the best cosmetics. Even the plainest people by conventional standards can instantly become more beautiful than supermodels and celebrities who constantly use foul language or have a nasty attitude. Smiles are one of the best turn-ons, and I feel happier when others smile, whether I have a good or bad day. Jennifer, you are beautiful inside and out! ♥️💐
Thank you, Gretchen!
I've just booked my first hair cut in over a year, my appointment got cancelled at the beginning of lockdown here in canada and i've only just been able to get in to see my stylist. I am so excited about it!!
Gratitude is the most attractive quality to me. Thankfulness in the simplest of things.
Proverbs 31 is what makes a women beautiful. ❤️🥰
I agree! It's my favorite Scripture!
It's the godly outline of Feminine
Hi Jennifer. Your 10 tips are great, thank you for sharing and reminding us. I can't help but think of the comment by Audrey Hepburn that you quoted "True beauty in an individual is reflected in their soul." This is something I think that has been holding me back for so long. I have done all of these tips at various times in my 65 years - I have been confident, know how to do my makeup just right (brows included lol), have always practiced good manners, dressed well (even down to the right earrings lol) etc. But I have always felt down on myself and negative and it shows in my mannerisms and speech and I get so frustrated with myself that I'm not refined and elegant. I think I have figured it out, now I'm trying to figure out how to do it ---- forgiveness. I need to practice forgiveness -- I have let my childhood abuse make me feel ugly and bitter and no matter how hard I try with all the other things, I still feel ugly. At 65, you'd think I have it all together. So... I absolutely know that all these tips you have reminded us of help us in that journey, it's that spiral -- these tips will help one spiral up, to make you feel better when you look in the mirror and see that person looking back at you. So..... for anyone else feeling like this... let's spiral up. And an answer is coming to me, I'm going to go get on my knees now and ask for the help I need -- I would love to feel beautiful and be beautiful, be that person who, when people leave my presence, they feel like they are special... And your advice will help me do that. Thank you. (And I am smiling!!) And note, I have had your Madame Chic books for several years now and refer to them a lot! - Thank you, you are a sweet spirit and an amazing example!! :)
I love this comment, Barbara! Thank you so much ♥️
That is beautiful Barbara! I am praying that you find the peace and forgiveness that will help you! 🌷💐🌻🌼💐
@@Julia29853 Thank you. ☺☺
This is called Shadow Work. We all have a shadow self and anyone and everyone can benefit from doing shadow work to heal the shadow self.
Well done. So needed in today's society. Interesting tidbit-- back in the 60's (oh my) my sister and I went to "finishing" school. During the make-up portion we were told not to worry about our eyebrows because no one notices them! My, how times have changed. 🤣
😱 I’m horrified! Haha
Whaaatt😱😱!! Dreadful advice... maybe they were perfect and you didn't need to do anything to them
Jennifer, Truly love your thoughts in this video; we need less look alike a and more individually beautiful, feminine women in this world. A gal that can enjoy a laugh with others and even laugh at herself is always beautiful. Julie 🌷
Laughing at ourselves is key! haha
"Pretty is as pretty does" My grandma used to say and it is true how you act towards others can make all the difference.
I think HEALTH is very beautifying. Love this video, Jennifer!
I could only add one thing and that is being kind to others. I have known people who would not be considered beautiful to the eye, but their kindness to others makes them truly beautiful. Great video. Thanks
I 85yrs old and just bought your three books and love them. Your show has help me to get through this difficult time for me. THANK YOU
Thank you, Regina! I'm so happy you enjoyed the books!
On the subject of eyebrows, mine is a different kind of story. On the up side, they are thick and shaped nicely. I don't even need to tweeze them! But, (wait for it) they are white! They always have been. My lashes are also white. My hair is medium brown with auburn highlights. When I was younger I over compensated with the eyebrow pencil. I've finally learned to use a light brown pencil with a very gentle touch. I finish off by gently brushing over them with a brow brush to remove any too dark marks. When I look at old photos of myself...Eeeeek!
"If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours!" I've always loved this quote. :-)
Ha ha 😁😁💕
Loved this!
Dolly Parton. Quote.
Hi Jennifer,
I would love to see you do a series on developing confidence!
A beautiful and inspiring video, Jennifer! I'm an older woman, but you are never too old to feel beautiful! Thanks for all your wonderful inspiration!
Hello Susan
Great video ! Love your channel. For me, it's whats inside that's important ! I've known many superficially beautifully women who are nasty, cruel, ignorant. Posture is important, as is a smile but an open heart beats everything. I'm 52 and my body confidence peaked in my late 30s to mid 40s. Emotional confidence is an ongoing skill. I appreciate Indigenous / First Nation cultures they recognise the worth of elders - sadly western cultures worship youth. Stay safe and best wishes from Australia xx
The clip of you smiling made me smile. Also I've always thought you have the most wonderful laugh!
She does! It’s so genuine!
Kindness, gratitude, caring about others and listening. I don’t think anyone can be beautiful without those traits and skills.
Loved this! Thankyou. I find getting on the floor at night and stretching while I look at utube. I find it very relaxing and adds to me feeling happier.
I recently started getting my brows tinted because I have blonde brows that aren't very full. This has made a huge difference in my face. I don't look washed out anymore. Thank you for all the wonderful tips.
I love your channel. One of your videos popped up on my feed and I've binged so many now, I can't wait to buy your kids book, I have boys,10, 8, 5, and 6 month old. I am not elegant, I am mostly in t shirts and jeans but do live all the content you share and do strive to be better
Great video! I would agree with all of your tips. My number one tip would be to smile and treat others with kindness.
I absolutely loved this video. Thank you for sharing. As a Christian, I remind my daughters that we are all made beautiful and we look fancy when once we wear a dress, for example. Also, instead of saying beautiful I say presentable when it come to looks. Girls tend to get the appearance compliment and boys the strength and or intelligence. People will nurture what others compliment.
An older woman told me that everyone can be good looking.
Embrace who you are. You are a unique individual, you are special, God made only one like you. Your a miracle.💜x
Wonderful Jennifer! I agree - age brings confidence!!! That said, I'm not too old to learn and posture and eyebrows will always be a work in progress for me! 😂🤗💛
Thank you, Robin! ♥️
I like all your tips and comments. I would add kindness, good nutrition, exercise, fresh air and moderate amount of sunshine. I feel I look more beautiful when I come in from a brisk walk in the fresh air. (:
What you say here is so true, I always say if I could change one thing when talking to my younger self, I would say learn everything you can, just so i increase my value and would never have felt the need of validation or be naturally confident.
Keeping your nails in good shape is very important in your overall appearance. I had a friend in high school who didn't have many clothes, but she had a simple wardrobe and was always wrinkle free. It made all the difference.
You're a natural beauty! And beautiful on the inside, too! Thanks for sharing your life with us (chic fans!)
Thanks so much, Donna!
I was around 50 when I decided that I was too old to care what other people think. I turned 60 three days ago and I’m continuing to learn about myself and feel more and more confident.
I have been working from home for so long and to be honest mostly in baggy sweatpants. Occasionally I'll get dolled up for the day, but it's been a challenge to do it everyday. I'm excited to be looking for a new job where I'll be around people again soon and definitely excited to up my beauty game! Thank you thank you! I loved these tips! 🙂
I love your blog. We need more of you in this world! I agree with your suggestions in what makes someone a beautiful person. I’m a grandmother and it’s now that I’m confident, happy, pleased with whom I’ve become. Children see the inner beauty and character of a person. Your 10 tips for “beautifulness” are spot-on.
I agree confidence does increase with age. I had someone tell me that using a backpack as a purse is not classy. You know what I did "I remained calm & classy". Let me remind you it was a sleek black with gold details and from a high end brand. Also I get plenty of compliments on it. Thank you for posting this video. It really brought me back to being true to myself and reminding me that classy comes in all different styles. I don't have to wear stilettos and a gown to be a classy woman! 🌺
A nice backpack is so chic and a healthy choice for the back. I have a gorgeous black vegan leather backpack with a brass zipper that I get tons of compliments on.
@@halcyondays8945 ☺️ I bet it's beautiful.
Very good advice, thank you very much
I feel like you look the prettiest ever in this video!! I have light olive toned skin like you and these pink tones and natural look really compliment you!- and people tell me they really compliment my skin tone too. Any too bright of reds or berry/fuschia type lip color that looks so nice on some people, makes me look cheap and tacky! Lol
Smiling! I have worked to improve on most of these other points, but this one is hardest for me, because I tend to get stuck in my head. (thought) It is not that I'm unhappy, but tend to be more serious.
I bet you have a beautiful smile!
Jennifer, do you have a manners book you recommend? I have been wanting to read one and I always love your book recommendations! Thank you!
This was a very informative video. I really enjoyed it. Thank you for the 10 Secrets.
So true about the personalization of makeup! Make it the right color and amount for you. Get the color matches done and then go from there. I personally only use enough makeup to fit in a small bag.
I like how you are so REAL and unpretentious...that's BEAUTY in itself. Thx for yr beautiful video! :)
You've inspired me so much! I'm so happy I discovered your channel recently! 😌
Hi Jennifer I have just come across your channel. I loved your ten tips it so resonated with me, thank you for sharing and being authentic internally and externally. You have a lovely presence and loved your quotes.
Thanking You
Hi Jennifer . I have been really down lately. I have an adult child that recently told me they do not want me in their life anymore. Hearing those words just broke my heart. I am overweight, sad, and don’t feel beautiful at all right now. But I do enjoy watching your videos about IF, homemaking and beauty. I am willing to try and get out of this emotional rut I am in. Thank you for making videos. I really needed to hear what you had to say in this video. ❤️🌸
I hope you can find the kind of contentment and joy that you are inherently entitled to in life. In regards to the adult child, that's far too complex of a situation for a stranger to comment on online however, I hope the situation can be resolved in whatever way it can be...even if it means acceptance of what is. Take care.
oh dear. that is SO HARD. regardless of your age, check out the channel 60 & Me. margaret has had several guests who speak to enstrangement with your children. it's hard and it's so common
i'm so sorry for your pain.
I totally agree with getting your brows correctly. It’s a game changer. Thank you so much for these tips. 😘😘
When I found Jesus I found a peace that surpassed all understanding...and that allowed me to shine a beautiful light. ❤
Amen sister! God bless you in Jesus name 🤍
Ditto... At age 19 I received him
Can you pray for me, sisters? I received Christ in 2018 and was on fire, but have found myself walking in dead ways again :(
@@LOUISE__97 I just did.. Humble yourself before him.. and he indeed will welcome you back 😌
@@mamasprintable2418 Thank you so much! 😢
I found each of your tips seemed to actually contain a quality. Thank you, Jennifer. Seeking and developing qualities in our daily life can bring us joy and that lovely calm we all need at times. You’re a wonderful resource.
I was wondering what was different: the eyebrows! The fuller look suits you very well. Thanks for these timeless and wise reminders. Smile is key! I truly became confident after my 30s, and my kids. I have a story about beauty. In my 20s I met two brothers: one was stunning (he was a model) and the other well not so much. After an evening with them and other friends, the stunning one totally ceased to appeal to me, and I realize the other one was the most attractive of the two. His personality was so charming, he was so outgoing and caring at the same time, it transformed him. While the first one was so engrossed with his own looks that he became totally boring and unattractive. I found this true with most people: the kind ones always end up looking so much more beautiful than they are, because their kindness and humility shines through and gives them this aura that cannot be faked. So more than good manners, I would say kindness is the true beauty secret.
Your makeup today is beautiful. Especially your blush and eye shadow.
Your videos are sooo relaxing and inspiring! Watching for the Dominican Republic.
I find myself smiling all the time while watching your videos!
I would like to add that along with confidence it’s also very important to have humility.....
So, I discovered your channel through the clutter free January playlist and subscribed! I loved your style, your tips and your homemaking skills done so gracefully. When I saw this video pop up, not being familiar with your channel, I thought “pfft what a click bate!”. However, I did in fact watch it after seeing other videos thinking, “She actually might have some wonderful tips....”. And so I was right, it was such a joy. I really appreciate your channel and have already learned so much. Thank you!
Thank you so much, Jennifer! ♥️
Thank you Jennifer for helping make the world more beautiful. You are such a beautiful person inside and out. And thanks for making me laugh too
The Skillshare link still works. Definitely going to check that out. Thank you for your videos!
Hi Jennifer! This was such a fun video! Thank you for the free trial to Skillshare. I signed up and can't wait to get started! I loved your list and though I never identified good manners with beauty, you made me realize that every time I notice someone with good manners, it is a thing of beauty. I think good manners, in particular, are slipping during this pandemic, so this was a wonderful reminder of how good manners are perceived and why they should always be kept up!
Thanks, Daniela!
I love this video, and agree SO much! Beauty is what is below the skin! But just someone who takes care of themselves, who cares about others, is so beautiful! Good video. Thank you
I love that your shirt matches the one Coco Chanel was wearing in her photo!! 😍
This is a really good video. I shared it with my granddaughter and her best friend. They are just graduating from college and this is a wealth of knowledge! Thank you!
Excellent video! You are spot on! 🙂
Thia channel is very calming.
Please do a recent update about how to be productive!!!
Love this Jennifer. You are beautiful inside and out. Cinderella is my hero. Beautiful and kind no matter what.
Wonderful “secrets” which anyone can relate to and adopt for themselves.
My first time to watch you. Thank you for the reminder about good posture. So important!
Your video is just ..well it says it all.You really are a very beautiful person Jennifer.
Thank you, Lorraine!
During this pandemic, personal opinions about masks and vaccines are all over the place. When confronted or shamed by others, I just stay calm and respond with, "we all have our own opinions and the best thing for us is to respect one anothers opinions and love one another." Then I calmly walk away. A woman of class does all she can to keep peace while not losing her dignity.
My two best beauty secrets at 72, smile and connect. Really pay attention to you you’re with. I always am well mannered, and like CJ I’m well educated, adventurous and always curious. Learning is one of my favorite pursuits. I adore art, music, history and much more. BTW, fresh flowers are the best perfume. Frankly at my age I don’t care what others have to say about me. You are right about eyebrows- leave them mostly alone. Oh, and I’m not humble or retiring. LOL
A fabulous video and great tips! Eyebrows - truth. So many women have overplucked or don’t realize what a few tweets would do to help their eyes to pop, etc
Secret #9 Yesss!! Most hairstylists offer free consultations with hopes you will stay and get a service done. Just a tip! For anyone who can’t go to a salon or does their hair at home. I’m a hairstylist and I offer virtual hair consultations. I teach people how to cut and color their hair at home.
Excellent tips, some funny but true.
I loved all your tips Jennifer! These were all perfect. You are most beautiful 🌹
Thank you, Nikki! You're beautiful too! ♥️
All the quotes in this video were gold! Honestly this whole video is amazing!