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His public talk “Male view of female beauty” brought together one and a half hundred guests who are not indifferent to beauty in all its manifestations. From the first minutes of the dialogue, Lisovets won the attention of the audience, raising important questions of interest to both women and men.
You don’t need to paint your face and try to deceive men with the help of your appearance, the stylist urged, noting that the main thing for any person is to be yourself. – If you like to be super sexy – be. Whether you want to be light, simple, or even a little sloppy, remember, there is bound to be someone who falls in love with it.
Lisovets also stressed that the worst thing that can be in a woman is vulgarity. And the best is naturalness and individuality.
We are all born very different, we are not similar to each other by nature. Our relevance lies in this difference. I don’t advise you to ever imitate those who are already imitating someone, the star guest insisted.
While he talked about style, fashion (which is by no means the same thing), sincerity and beauty, many guests were already itching to ask their question. Viewers were interested in how bad it is to wear fake world brands (“it’s better not to wear it, because it doesn’t respect yourself and is just bad for the body”), whether it’s worth getting pierced at 13 (“do something that doesn’t fit in adulthood”), and also what is “delicious” in a woman (“this is when she is, first of all, intelligent”).
After the Q&A session, everyone could take a picture with Lisovets and receive a HELLO! magazine as a gift! with him on the cover and autographed.
Source: Hellomagazine
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