1. We define beauty as a quality of a person that is uniquely attractive.

Also, it also refers

how you carry yourself in front of the crowd and how you deal your imperfections to
make it as your perfection. The outer look is not much of a basis on how we define
beauty, but our inner look which portrays our values and our morality as a person
shows the beauty every one of us have.

2. The significance of beauty in our social milieu is its capacity to attain all things that
are beneficial to one’s life. Opportunities are much given to those who surpassed
beauty beyond the needed requirements basing it to the set standards made by the
environment we are into. The need of having the beauty this society has set is much
of a need, since we can alleviate our life from something unsuccessful to its success.

3. This socially constructed concept of beauty affects an individual in both ways. It can
actually be beneficial for those people who were given the beauty this society wants,
since opportunities are much likely given to them, however, an individual would
negate to such statement when he/she does not possess the beauty this society
wants. Less opportunities are given to them and they might overstress themselves
from achieving the beauty being set and lose their self-confidence in the long run.

Members:
James Laurence Dawal
April Joy Jimenez
Ma. Nelia Lague
Marnell Joy Pareja
Michelle Piñones