Q&A for How to Look Attractive (Girls)

Look in the mirror and imagine that your body is divided in 2 halves, with your waist as the middle. Think about how to create balance between the halves. For instance, if your hips are wider and your top is narrower, you could wear a flowy top with a pair of fitted jeans.

No, definitely not. Check out the tips in Look Good Without Makeup .

Even if you don't feel confident or pretty, pretend you do. It helps. Hide encouraging notes for yourself around the house. Look in the mirror, and instead of focusing on what you feel makes you look ugly, focus on what you think is pretty about you.

Ignore them. You're not ugly. The reason people say this to you is because they're insecure about themselves. Stay away from these people. Make friends with people who don't care what you look like. True friends only care about what's inside. Smile and be confident. These things will make you more attractive and you'll show the bullies that they can't bring you down.

Simply being confident, honest and being yourself is the best way to get anyone to like you. Developing a good sense of humor and being easygoing can also make a boy attracted to you.

Embrace your hair! Try wearing colors that complement red hair, such as blue or green. Try silencing those voices in your head that say you're not pretty enough because of your hair color; there are some good tips in Challenge Negative Self Talk . Walk with confidence, even if you have to fake it; people with confidence appear more attractive overall.

Try Chapstick and a little bit of mascara if necessary. Go for a brown mascara at your age.

Follow the tips in Lose Weight as a Kid .

I recommend that you identify the type of curly hair you have as a first step. Next, look for products such as leave-in conditioner with which you can hydrate your hair with after a shower. Right after that, apply gel or mousse, then scrunch up your hair to give it a bit more shape.

That’s totally fine! Just wear whatever you’re most comfortable in.

If you don't feel comfortable wearing makeup, don't wear it! You definitely don't need makeup to look attractive. Just wash your face every day and apply moisturizer afterwards, this will give you healthy, glowing skin.

Try whitening toothpaste or whiting strips. Avoid soda, coffee, and tea, which will stain your teeth yellow (green tea stains teeth grey). Rinse your mouth with water after every meal, and cut back on sugars, which will also stain your teeth.

Not entirely. Overuse can weaken the tooth enamel, making it prone to sensitivity and cavities.

Give yourself a makeover, get involved with your school, make new friends, invite people to hang out with you, don't take rejection personally, and get on social media (unless you're under 13). Be kind to people, have a good attitude, smile, be friendly, and most importantly, be yourself.

Buns, top knots, curled, straightened, high ponytails, etc. Check out Pinterest or YouTube for more ideas.

Try natural toned makeups. Avoid the bright colored powders and the dark eyeshadows.

Of course. Lots of people wear glasses that don't even need them just to be stylish. Choose a pair that you like that suits your face shape and don't worry!

Styling your hair isn't much of a big deal. Shoulder length hair can be straightened, curled, or even braided in many small parts. You could do a half ponytail, half dutch or french braid, poof it up at the front to make a cute hairstyle. You can even wear hairbands, fancy hair clips, and pretty wool bands to spice up your appearance. Try these styles and pick the one you think looks best, or ask some friends for their advice.

You'll find some good advice in Whiten Teeth With Baking Soda .

Try hair accessories like hairbands, hair clips, etc. If you have enough hair, try braiding small portions. Style your hair in front of a mirror and check which hairstyle best suits you.

You pretty much have to do one or the other. There are no shortcuts to getting slim. The best and least painful way is to do a little of both - start eating a more healthy diet and doing a moderate amount of exercise.

You don't want to hang out with girls because they're judgmental, but you're hanging out with guys that are making judgmental (and very rude) comments about your body. That doesn't make sense. Find some better friends that support you. Everyone's body is different and there's nothing wrong with yours. You're probably not even finished developing yet. Tell these guys to keep their rude opinions to themselves.

Just smile! Think of something nice or funny, and you should just be able to smile naturally.

First, work on stopping licking your lips. Consult Stop Licking Your Lips for advice.

Skin maintenance is key. Moisturizer and eye masks for wrinkles and so are extremely helpful. Facial masks are, too.

First of all, know that absolutely everyone feels insecure about their looks at your age, even the girls who seem to have it all together. Secondly, read the article on How to Develop Self Esteem , there are a lot of great tips in there. Wear clothes that you feel comfortable in and that you fit you well without being too tight. If you're allowed to wear makeup, try a simple look with some mascara, eyeliner and lip gloss, along with a little concealer if you have acne. If you like your hair, great. If you don't, start looking for a new style!

Everyone will have a different opinion about that. You might try some mascara, lip gloss and nude eyeshadow. Don't go overboard, but it's up to you.

Firstly, you don't need to show skin to look attractive. Try a tight fitting top, or trendy summery style t-shirt from a nice shop. Maybe try high-waisted skinny jeans, or a skirt with tights. Fashionable hoodies look great with skinny jeans!

Try a fitted blazer and jeans keep it casual. If not, try a nice long skirt and a tank top.

Of course not! People often bully others because they feel insecure or angry, and perhaps it is their own appearance that causes them to feel it's okay to attack yours. Everyone is their own kind of beautiful. Try to feel good about yourself and remember that the bullying says more about the bully than it does about you.