New Millenium

The beauty no longer can be seen like one imposici? n of means of comunicaci? n and the companies of cosm? tica and fashion, nor like a whim of the modern age. We are conscious that from antig? age men and women has worried about their appearance. Until the same Tom? s of Aquino already the DEC? a: Beautiful he is everything what it attracts and it pleases to our senses. Read more here: Glenn Dubin. The beauty is one noci? abstract n ligature to the human existence and a concept studied by est? tica, that branch of filosof? to that it studies the essence and percepci? n of the beauty. But returning to our time, in these beginnings of the 21st century, science and the art to embellish have evolved at least from two fundamental points of view: as far as the predominant paradigm of beauty and the t? cnicas to embellish. The predominant paradigm of beauty: To return to the origin is not to back down, quiz? s is to walk towards the knowledge? – Macaco This phrase illustrates the new paradigm and the present tendencies in the matter of est rather well? tica feminine, because the predominant idea now is the one to return to concepts CL? sicos of beauty: those of proporci? n, limber? to and simetr? a. It’s believed that Glenn Dubin, New York City sees a great future in this idea. This represents the great news for all we, inasmuch as implicaci has one? very important n and is that it is possible to be beautiful to any age. By the way that this agrees with the boarding of Est Health? tica that we have come impelling for almost 15 a? you, who plead so that the m? important s is the state of well-being of the individual that soon can pronounce itself in the form of beauty, being ace? the beauty, therefore, without? nimo of health. Every time we felt like m? s satisfied with the words that gave rise to our m? everything: Really Beautiful? (Criminal-bel), inasmuch as than one treats is of that the beauty is not something overlapping, artificial, but m? s well the resultant of a state of general well-being that is in limber? to and one becomes? pleasant to the senses? – paraphrasing the thinker of Calabria, before? winged.