The concept of visagism helps to reveal your true beauty and this doesn't follow the standards of mass fashion, because it is unique. As the creator of visagism said, "There is no woman without beauty, but hidden and unrevealed beauty".
In 1936 Fernand Aubry, a famous French hairdresser and make-up artist, carried out work based on integrating the individual values of a woman's beauty, thus forming the concept that would come to be called visagism.
Through his work he sought to show, enhance and reveal the beauty of each woman. "There is no woman without beauty, but hidden and unrevealed beauty," he said.
Visagism is a technique that brings together physical and abstract information where the process of making choices seeks a result that reflects the personality of each woman.
The word Visagism is French and translates as face. Often the first idea that comes to mind when we mention the term visagism is to harmonize the face. We can say that this is part of it, but it's not everything.
It's not just a style of make-up, or just a cut that matches the aesthetics of the face. It's much more
The concept uses various techniques and the result will always be individual to each woman. You can have several assessments throughout your life and the result will be different as you change over time. Your lifestyle, interests and preferences change, your taste matures, and so should your image.
Knowing about visagism makes you understand that we shouldn't build our image based solely on appearance and fashion trends. That would mean a loss of personality.
Visagism is the art of creating a personal image that reveals a person's inner qualities, according to their physical characteristics and the principles of visual language (harmony and aesthetics), using make-up, haircuts, coloring and styling, among other aesthetic resources
The values used in visagism
Visagism is a concept that helps to create a unique image for a person, using.:
Haircut: lines and shapes in the hair that communicate different messages
Hair color: colors according to what you want to express.
Make-up: with its features, shapes and colors, it is also an artistic way of expressing yourself.
Eyebrows: complementary or reaffirming shapes
Glasses: these are also elements of your image that can communicate to you.
Earrings: Shapes and volumes that can harmoniously complete your face or emphasize a point of interest.
Necklaces: Their length and volume can contribute to lengthening or shortening. Also, to define or soften personality traits
Teeth: a more recent and growing inference is dental visagism.
Visagism includes aesthetic, material and immaterial harmonization, forming a portrait that expresses, speaks, without words, who you are
The main question to be answered is: What image do I want, what do I want to convey when people look at me?
In order to form a picture of yourself, it is necessary to carry out a self-assessment, and from there begin to build a more suitable personal image, with aesthetic harmony and in accordance with the desire you want to express from your personal image, in other words, create a personal style that truly reflects your inner beauty.
An analysis that includes:
1. Facial analysis
Asymmetries and aesthetic harmony
Physical features: lines and shapes of the face;
Skin temperature, eye and hair color;
2. Personality traits and cultural spectrum
Introverted and extroverted
Classic and modern
Romantic and professional
3. Life and everyday life
Lifestyle
Professional requirements
Personal needs, goals and preferences.
Do you know what a personal image is?
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