Miss Universe candidates go bare-faced in a stunning no makeup photoshoot.
Seven of the gorgeous women in the universe accepted the challenge to show they are confidently beautiful without makeup.
We all have insecurities. There is no denying that. But it depends on how you change the way you view your insecurities. Because the more you show off the things you aren’t confident about, the more confident you will become about those things. Sound confusing?
Take this as an example.
Miss Universe candidates participated in a challenge of a makeup-free photo to share of being comfortable with their own natural look without putting foundation and concealer-free skin.
Seven of the best of the best women from different parts of the world accepted the challenge. Each of the candidates shared a quote of embracing their naked face.
If you’re curious to see what they look like without makeup? Let’s take a look at their photos here.
Miss Iceland, Hildur Maria.
“The pride my country has in me is where the core of my confidence comes from. Everyone comes from different cultural backgrounds and experiences, so it is important to accept who you are, where you come from, and how you look.”
Miss India, Roshmitha Harimurthy.
“Knowing and believing in myself makes me feel confident. Only I own my body and that is empowering.”
Miss Israel, Yam Kaspers Anshel.
“I tell myself I’m beautiful, that helps me stay confident. When you can be comfortable in your own skin, you are happier and can lead a better life.”
Miss Ecuador, Connie Jimenez.
“Everyone is beautiful in their own way, but sometimes it’s difficult to find confidence in yourself. The key to confidence is feeling good about what you do, and being proud of who you are. I am proud of who I am, and excited about what my future holds. We all have imperfections and I accept mine.”
Miss Germany, Johanna Acs.
“For me, being confident means being in complete peace with oneself. I’ve learned to love myself and I am proud to be who I am. Treat yourself as you would treat others, at the end of the day you are your biggest supporter.”
Miss Haiti, Raquel Pelissier.
“I am confident because I embrace my perfect imperfections. I value my uniqueness. I want to inspire and empower women from all over the world to be educated and use knowledge as power.”
Miss South Africa, Ntandoyenkosi Kunene.
“I know that I am not perfect, but trusting my abilities, being proud of my cultural background, and having hopes and dreams for my future makes me my most confident self.”
These lovely ladies choose to embrace their natural beauty.
