Q&A for How to Be Glamorous

Look up hairstyles of models and celebrities and ask for specialty products at your beauty parlor to complete your look.

Be confident. Stand up for yourself, but keep your calm and behave with manners. Wear what describes your personality the most, and makes you feel confident. Remember, the energy you give off will bounce right back to you. If you are confident and if you feel glamorous, then people will feel the same way about you.

Being glamorous isn't about body size or skin tone! Glamour, by definition, means to appear charming, alluring, and exciting to others. This can be achieved by anyone. In one month, simple things like setting a healthy sleep schedule, planning nutritious and regular meals, and being active can make a huge difference in how you look. Also, practice building your confidence. Think before you speak, and speak slowly. Be a person of substance and self-possession. Don't gossip or rant, be confident (but not cocky), and don't be shallow. Practice saying less and listening more - and when you do speak, say something that adds meaning to an interaction. This is an easy way to start!

Wash it in the morning and again at night. Don't use a scrubbing brush as this can make the problem worse. Try spot treatments for larger breakouts. A dermatologist might be able to prescribe something stronger than what you'd find at the drug store if the problem is severe.

To remove dark circles under your eyes you might, put concealer on so they won't show. See also How to Get Rid of Black Circles Under Your Eyes .

Not really, unless you are filthy rich. Don't wear caps (e.g. baseball caps) or oversized clothes (including baggy jeans). Dress like you are older; wear one or two colors (black is a good choice) and wear a belt.

Deep purple and bright red lipstick; warm tone highlighters like gold; a nice bronzer; and eyeshadow that accentuates your eye color.

You could try using makeup to cover the marks. The removal process will depend on what the marks are (acne, scars, etc.).

To be bold, tell yourself that your voice has value and matters. Also, everyone has a personal space "bubble". Claim your bubble by mentally owning every place you literally step. It can raise confidence. To speak louder, increase airflow by taking a deep breath into the belly and lower back before speaking. Add resonance by speaking with tone more in the front of your face than in the throat. Aim your voice to land where listeners are instead of just talking in your own space. Make sure you're still respectful of others.