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Don't Blame the Mirror by Virginia Graham, Jean Libman Block (1967) (L62b2) Meredith Press BCE HC
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The mirror hanging on the wall is innocent. If anyone is guilty, you are. Your guilt may lie in indifference, in carelessness, in lack of self-concern, in misplaced emphasis. You may say you are too busy for beauty, too tired, too old, too late, or too plain.
I can't accept those excuses - not today when advice is immediately available no matter where you live, techniques are simple and sure, products are close to foolproof, and the range of beauty is unlimited. Perhaps you could not have made the highly specialized grade as a Gibson Girl. May you never had it in you to be a successful flapper; you had no choice but to sit out the Jean Harlow or Marilyn Monroe eras.
But today there are no boundaries to beauty. From Barbara Streisand to Elizabeth Taylor, from Julie Christie to Joan Crawford, from Jacqueline Kennedy to Princess Margaret - there is no one type, no single size, no special age, no particular arrangement of features, no stereotype of coloring that is labeled in capital letters: BEAUTY.
Beauty is potentially in all of us. You can start anywhere, with any apparently unpromising collection of features, and achieve beauty. How do you start? Well, you've already made a beginning if you've gotten this far.
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Format: hardcover
Pages: 176
Book Condition: Good
Dust Jacket: fair - normal edge wear
Copyright: 1967 by Virginia Graham and Jean Libman Block
Publisher: Meredith Press
Edition: Book Club Edition
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I can't accept those excuses - not today when advice is immediately available no matter where you live, techniques are simple and sure, products are close to foolproof, and the range of beauty is unlimited. Perhaps you could not have made the highly specialized grade as a Gibson Girl. May you never had it in you to be a successful flapper; you had no choice but to sit out the Jean Harlow or Marilyn Monroe eras.
But today there are no boundaries to beauty. From Barbara Streisand to Elizabeth Taylor, from Julie Christie to Joan Crawford, from Jacqueline Kennedy to Princess Margaret - there is no one type, no single size, no special age, no particular arrangement of features, no stereotype of coloring that is labeled in capital letters: BEAUTY.
Beauty is potentially in all of us. You can start anywhere, with any apparently unpromising collection of features, and achieve beauty. How do you start? Well, you've already made a beginning if you've gotten this far.
ISBN:
Format: hardcover
Pages: 176
Book Condition: Good
Dust Jacket: fair - normal edge wear
Copyright: 1967 by Virginia Graham and Jean Libman Block
Publisher: Meredith Press
Edition: Book Club Edition
DEFECTS:
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