#personal description

My face is oval with a slight heart shape. It has a soft, flowing jawline that transitions into a gently rounded chin. My eyes are almond-shaped - larger than one might expect - with a light, clear iris that shifts with the light between blue-gray and a delicate, cool green. People often hold my gaze a moment longer than they actually intend.

My eyebrows are naturally full and defined, with an effortless, precise arch in an ash to medium brown tone. My nose is straight, with a narrow bridge and a refined tip. My lips are naturally full and softly shaped: the cupid’s bow is sharp and clearly defined, the upper lip precise, while the lower lip has a bit more volume - a mouth that looks harmonious even at rest.

My cheekbones sit high and are well defined, giving my face a clear, symmetrical structure that works even with minimal makeup. My skin is fair, smooth, and fine-pored. I care for it consistently and without compromise - like everything that matters to me.

My hair is brown, and in the right light warm chestnut and delicate reddish-brown tones shine through, giving it depth and vitality. It is full, thick, and strong, falling in large, natural waves far past my shoulders. When it’s damp, the waves turn curlier and frizz more; when it’s dry, they fall softly. I usually wear my hair down or in a ponytail, and only rarely tied into a bun. The front sections are cut into curtain bangs—soft, cascading layers that frame my face.

My figure is curvy and distinctly feminine. I have a full bust, wider hips, and soft thighs. To me, these curves reflect the natural confidence of a woman who no longer compares herself to someone else’s beauty ideals. I am curvier and softer than glossy fashion magazines prefer, and that has never been a problem for me. I’m not thin. I don’t try to be. I am healthy, strong, and feel completely comfortable in my body. Of course, I exercise regularly, but for me, exercise is a dialogue with my health, not a negotiation about my appearance. I work out because it gives me stability, strength, and balance alongside my often stressful and hectic job - not because I’m trying to change myself or turn into something I don’t want to be.

I eat consciously and with intention. I’m not a vegetarian, but I am selective. When it comes to meat, I mostly eat chicken or turkey, sometimes pork or beef - high-quality protein, seasonal vegetables, and fruit. Sweets and indulgences (alcohol only) are part of my life, and I enjoy them without guilt and in moderation. I know what is good for my body and nourish it accordingly.

I dress thoughtfully. Not showy - elegant. That’s also because of my job, in which I want to be appropriately dressed at all times. There is a difference between showy and elegant, and I have always understood it intuitively. My wardrobe is based on clean lines, high-quality fabrics, and well-crafted cuts. I like to accentuate my figure rather than hide it. Shapelessness is not an advantage to me. I dress like a woman who knows exactly how she looks and has consciously chosen a well-groomed appearance. My jewelry is subtle and timeless. A delicate necklace, small earrings, rings, occasionally a bracelet - pieces I choose for their understated elegance, not for their loudness. Shine for the sake of shine doesn’t interest me. I’m drawn to things that last: simple gold or silver, classic shapes, nothing bulky or ostentatious.

My nails are usually polished - a small, special pleasure I’ve kept for myself. The color changes: sometimes subtle shades of red, sometimes a light blue or a soft green.

With my makeup, too, I pay attention to a subtle, natural-looking tone. I use mattifying yet natural-looking foundations. On my cheekbones there is a touch of blush or a bit of bronzer to gently enhance the contours of my face and add warmth.