Quotes About Appearance

What did she look like?" "Thin. Pretty. Big tits. Your basic nightmare.

According to my dermatologist, the neck starts to go at forty-three, and that's that...The neck is a dead give-away. Our faces are lies and our necks are the truth. You have to cut open a redwood tree to see how old it is, but you wouldn't have to if it had a neck.

There's a reason why forty, fifty, and sixty don't look the way they used to, and it's not because of feminism, or better living through exercise. It's because of hair dye.

You can put makeup on your face and concealer under your eyes and dye on your hair, you can shoot collagen and Botox and Restylane into your wrinkles and creases, but short of surgery, there's not a damn thing you can do about your neck. The neck is a dead giveaway. Our faces are lies and our necks are the truth. You have to cut open a redwood tree to see how old it is, but you wouldn't have to if it had a neck.

Once I picked up a copy of Vogue while having my hair done, and it cost me twenty thousand dollars. But you should see my teeth.

People tell their children there are no monsters in the world. They tell them that because they believe it, or they want the child to feel safe. But there are monsters, Luke, all the more frightening because they look like people.

So we ate some smoke, so what?" "You lost most of your eyebrows." Stunned, she pressed her fingers above her eyes. "Shit! Why didn't you tell me?" "It's a look.

The outward appearance would never indicate they were brothers. (...) But she could see that at the moment they were as united as triplets in the womb.

They'd look attractive together because they're both attractive. That's not the same thing as right.

You're not beautiful, he said in a quiet statement that made her brow knit. Why do you look beautiful when you're not?

Why do we go to all this trouble' Parker asked. 'Men don't notice anyway.' 'Because what we wear affects how we feel, how we act, how we move. And that they do notice. Especially the move. Get dressed, smoke the eyes. You'll know you look good so you'll feel good. You'll have a better time.

De ce ne batem atâta capul? întreb? Parker. B?rbaÅ£ii oricum nu observ?. - Fiindc? ceea ce purt?m afecteaz? felul în care ne simÅ£im, cum ne comport?m, cum ne miÅŸc?m. Iar astea sunt lucruri pe care le observ?. În special miÅŸcarea. Îmbrac?-te, machiaz?-Å£i ochii. Vei ÅŸti c? ar??i bine, aÅŸa c? te vei simÅ£i bine. Ai s? te distrez mai tare.

follow-up, but the ugly bitch beside him

Ai o fa?? foarte ciudat?, zise el, pe jum?tate pentru sine. Ar trebui s? fii urât?.

still sort of round and babyish while his

I'm better than I look and I look fabulous.

She moved in her world in slow motion. The little pills she took kept her safe, her eyes were empty of colour, of light. Every couple of years Joe's father would take his wife to Greece, make a trek to a valley where the Virgin was said to appear. They would drink the holy water, cross themselves, and still the woman would search through her bag to get to the little pills that kept her sane. Sanity is a chemical reaction.

She's not wearing makeup so her face just looks like skin.

you can't escape the world, and you're not responsible for how you look, if you look beauticious or butt ugly. you're not responsible for how you feel or what you say or how you act or anything you do. it's all out of your hands.

Because tanning and steroids are only a problem if you plan to live a long time.

They assume she was once gorgeously beautiful. Because now she looks so—bad.

She's so thin she's either dying or rich.

Kill me if I ever look that Bad . . . Dude, what are you saying? . . . On the TV? That is you, dude. From like five years ago.

Years of living in the hope that what you'll get will be better than what you have. Years of looking and feeling worse in the hope that you might look better.