Beauty, and ideals of beauty, are reflections of the Age that creates them.

To the ancient Greeks, the secret of beauty lay in the proportions of the face – a matter of mathematics. They divided it into three equal parts – hairline to eyebrow, eyebrow to upper lip, upper lip to chin – and called it the golden section.

In the last century, the idea of beauty, perfect and permanent, became one of momentary beauty captured in a single stroke of a paint brush or click of the camera - inseparable from the instant that had created it.

Today, looking good means making space for beauty in your life - taking the time to exercise and follow simple skin care and hair care routines, healthy eating and losing weight if necessary, and revising certain aspects of your lifestyle.

Beauty relies not on a particular feature or aspect, it shines through from within, a testament to a lifetime of health and happiness.