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Beauty products in the Philippines often sports with models with flawless and vibrant looking skin. This television culture has set a new standard of beauty especially for women. Rosy white skin, as one product have coined, is a characteristic of a healthy and young looking skin.

However, people like Princess Diana have proven that the old saying “beauty is only skin deep” still holds true. For her good heart have managed to outshine a skin condition often referred to by the Irish as “the curse of the Celts” – rosacea.

Rosacea is a skin condition that is estimated to affect around 45 million people around the world. Mostly affecting white-skinned people of North Western European descent, rosacea has been identified to have four subtypes which have a varying effect. Though it could appear on both sexes, women have three times the chance of getting it compared with men.

Despite the availability of rosacea products, treatment is long term lasting for about 1 to 2 years.

Most of us if not all of us, want to leave a good first impression. We cannot help but admit that those who have a more pleasing appearance often have a better advantage when it comes to this. More often, it is them who get the best deal. After all, Helen’s face caused the launch of a thousand ships. I wonder if she ever went to an Oakland facial plastic surgery.

Kidding aside, though a good face can be valuable, a better attitude is proven to be more precious over time. A handsome scrooge may obtain the upper hand at first but after people see through his misery, he’ll still end up alone.

A cheerful disposition, a positive attitude, a genuine display of love and care is more desirable to others because a beautiful face will only benefit the bearer of it while all the attributes formerly mentioned affects everyone who will experience it.

To those blessed with beauty, match it with a genuine goodness of heart.