Q&A for How to Be Pretty if You Are Unfortunate With Your Looks

Break up with him. If he doesn't appreciate you and your beauty, find someone who will.

Take good care of your skin to reduce breakouts, focus on doing your hair in pretty styles, groom your eyebrows and practice good hygiene to look your very best without makeup.

If it's what you like, then choose it. If you let someone else decide your look and style, you will always be seeking their approval and you'll never be happy. If this person cannot accept you for the person you are and continue to grow into, then he isn't going to be a healthy partner to be with. Choose you, not him.

Just be confident and make the most of the features you have. Short is adorable and a lot of people love that. Some of the most beautiful, talented, and famous people in the world are short. Height really isn't that a big deal.

Just ignore her, do not pay attention to what she says. She is rude and clearly has her own insecurities about her appearance and feels the need to project these onto someone else. Tell her you're not interested in her bully words and stay well away from her.

Bullies and rude people are trying to make you feel awful. Learn to embrace your inner confidence instead of believing what they say. Be yourself, ignore them when you can, and find supportive friends to spend time with.

Kindness is often taken for granted, especially in females. Yet, people notice instantly when it is missing. Don't be fooled by people judging you as pretty or nice to look at -- that is a shallow form of compliment and looks do not last. Spend time on improving your talents and strengths and concentrate on being kind without expecting anything in return. The point is to be the best person you can be, not to conform to the expectations of a role that others lay upon you.

Your weight has nothing to do with your beauty. The best thing you can do, no matter your size or clothes or whatever, is to be confident about own your body. If you walk confidently and hold yourself like royalty, more people will see the good about you. However, that doesn't mean you should be rude or think yourself better than everyone else. It means you show respect for yourself, the people around you, and show that you know you are worthy.

The fact that your sisters are older than you suggests that they're also able to wear makeup and different clothing from you, which may make it seem as if they're prettier. Give yourself the chance to grow more and to become the person you're still meant to be. Concentrate on good grooming and your talents; in time you'll be pretty in your own way too.

The Instagram famous girls are okay for the camera but not for daily life. Remember, they cake themselves in makeup and that's not a way to live an active life. Look beyond photos to the real people around you, for the realistic standard of pretty.

Wash your face in the morning and in the evening. You can also treat acne using special creams. Check out How to Get Rid of Acne for more information and advice.

Everyone is individually beautiful, even if they don't think it. You need to confidence and believe in yourself. Look in a mirror and say to yourself "I am beautiful."

Ask your parent(s) if you can work out at the gym every Monday, Wednesday, or Friday. (Whenever you have time.) For the whole makeup thing, if you have acne, you can ask your doctor next time for an acne treatment. If you are allowed to pluck your eyebrows, have your parent(s), most likely your mom, do them for you. If you want to make your eyebrows and eyelashes look fuller, try using the eyebrow brushes and eyelash combs. For any facial hair, talk to your parent(s) about options.

First of all, you're not ugly. Second of all, say positive affirmations about yourself. Love yourself for the unique individual you are, and remember someone out there is crazy about you.

Use eyeliner or a bold color of eyeshadow. See further: How to Accentuate Small Eyes .

Why are moles "unfortunate"? They're part of you and they are beauty spots. Chill on the self hating and learn to love them. If you really need to, you could use concealer makeup that matches your skin tone to cover up moles but it's better if you wear them proudly, so that other people embrace them too.

You might just feel ugly because you aren't used to the new look but maybe it is right for you. If you want to change them, use Vaseline (petroleum jelly) to speed up the growth of the hair. Once the hair has grown back, shape them in whatever way you wish. When using Vaseline, go for a neutral one (aloe vera) because a scented one might affect your eyes.

Beauty is an individual factor. Things you find ugly about yourself, someone else might think is the most beautiful thing about you. But always remember that loving yourself is the most important thing - just because society told you that your looks aren't "beautiful" does not mean you aren't. Love yourself, and you'll be beautiful in every sense of the word!

Look inside yourself, because true beauty comes from within you. Gain some confidence and walk tall like a princess. You are beautiful and always remember to smile.

Weight is sometimes a difficult subject because you may be able to change it or you may not, as it may just be the way you are. Instead of accepting the criticism and the negative comments, use them as a strength. You will have curves that others won't have and also think of the advice you can give to others going through the same situation. If you continued to be bullied, seek help from your parents, teachers or other trusted authority figures.

You can contour your nose with makeup if you are uncomfortable with the size. You can also use dramatic makeup on your lips or eyes to distract. Don't overload on makeup, however; be happy with who you are.

See if it is possible to get braces. After you get them removed, your teeth will be straightened.

Listen to people and their opinion. Be friendly. Respect their property. See further Be Nice .

Why do you think that your smile is ugly? Did someone say something mean once? Smiles aren't ugly, they're a window to the soul, a beacon of kindness and happiness. Smile anyway, as it brightens your outlook and helps you to overcome normalized notions of what is pretty, which are only someone else's opinion anyway. You're beautiful as you are.

There is no "genuine" or non-genuine way to be ugly. Beauty is a standard, that we as individuals or as a society set. Instead of following society's version of beauty, make your own standards. If you still feel ugly with makeup, then maybe talk with a professional or ask a beautician at a store for advice. Before you can feel pretty, you have to learn to love yourself. If you're worried or unsatisfied with yourself, then slowly begin to implement changes. If you're worried about your skin, try washing it more often, drink more water, or invest in a moisturizer. But best of all, learn to stop the worrying and start enjoying your precious life.

No. It's not needed, as makeup comes with maturity, and makeup makes people think you're older than you actually are.

If you are old enough, pluck the hairs. You can also use concealer makeup that matches your skin tone to cover it up.

Get a manicure and a pedicure at a nail salon.

Getting plenty of rest and staying hydrated may help alleviate dark undereye circles. You might also have success by applying a cold compress or using eye cream. If these don't help, concealer may help disguise your undereye circles. If these solutions don't work, you might have to just lean into the look! Undereye circles are in vogue right now!

It's a cliché, but if they're really your friends, they would never make fun of you. It'll probably be hard getting used to not hiding behind a mask, so it might be easier to do it in small doses: maybe try uncovering your face during a private hangout with just a few friends, and see how it goes. If you feel comfortable talking to one of your friends about your concerns, they would probably be happy to reassure you! In the meantime, it may boost your confidence to try some of the suggestions listed in this article.