Long thick eyelashes, a shock of dark hair, great tan all year round. Nature has generously bestowed Mexicans. It seems that all that is needed is to learn how to cherish and emphasize this natural beauty. How do they do it? Let’s take a look at the cosmetic secrets of charming Mexican women.
As in any other country, in Mexico, climatic conditions affect women’s beauty rituals. So, because of the high humidity, Mexican brides barely use any decorative cosmetics in everyday life. Perhaps, the only makeup that they are not ready to give up on is mascara, which emphasizes their naturally lush eyelashes and gives expressiveness to the look.
That being said, if they have some interesting plans for the evening, like going on a date, then they simply cannot do without cosmetics. Most often they resort to the services of a professional makeup artist for special occasions. Because of the hot climate in Mexico, they pay great attention to moisturizing and nourishing the skin of the face. As a rule, there is always a can of thermal water in the women’s handbag. Before going outside, Mexican brides apply a cream with a UV protection factor.
There are barely any Mexican brides that are trying to lose weight with the help of dieting. And many people are engaged in sports not at all in order to lose those extra pounds, but in order to build up muscles, pump up the hips, give body relief. For example, one of the most popular sports in Mexico at the moment is zumba, that is basically fitness dancing.
Most of the Mexican ladies have curly hair, so the most common hair styling are beach waves. However, some by all means tend to straighten hair and resort to the Brazilian keratin straightening. Mexican hair is pretty hard, and there are dozens of procedures for their mitigation – for example, at home they make a mask of cocoa butter, cactus juice and aloe.
The simplest and most affordable home skin care is a clay and honey mask. Clay cleans and pores, and honey has a bactericidal effect. Especially popular is green clay, which regulates sebum secretion, and red clay, which strengthens blood vessels. Mexicans often use tequila instead of a lotion to cleanse the skin and remove dead skin cells of the epidermis.
Professional cosmetic products of local production are based on the natural ingredients grown in Mexico – aloe vera, blue agave, marmalade tree.
Some of the Mexican beauties put on clay masks. No, not Aztec or Mayan masks, but simply their faces were smeared with red clay. It looks beautiful, but at the same very intimidating, especially if you have never seen such masks before. Clay masks are popular cosmetics in Mexico, cleanses the skins and protects them from the sun.
Mexican brides themselves feel light and at ease, and manage to seduce foreigners with their juicy body. Their teeth, skin, and hair are also beyond praise. Tropical climate and organic food do their job.