Gone are the days when the main priority of German women was the principle of “three K” – “Die Kirche, die Kinder, die Kueche”, i.e. Church, Children, Kitchen. In the modern world, the main role of a German woman is to be herself. Despite the fact that now love and self-respect is placed higher than the desire to please a man, German girls are no less popular than women of nations with traditional views on intersexual relations. What is the secret?
What does a German woman have to do with beauty?
There is a stereotype about German women, as if emancipation has made beautiful fraulein and frau masculine untidy creatures. But this is just a myth spread by envious self-sufficient German women. Even before the appearance of the first wrinkles, German girls actively care for their skin. Preference is given to organic care products.
German women spend about two billion euros every year on various creams, masks and tonics. The Germans do not pursue luxury, so they choose locally produced products with good efficiency and reasonable price.
Daily application of moisturizer is a mandatory ritual for German girls. Also, to keep the skin young and toned helps the correct amount of water drunk per day. An additional bonus to the water habit is getting rid of edema and maintaining overall health.
To maintain a fresh look for German girls, a tonic skin spray, a hygienic bag and a set of wet wipes or sponges in a purse help.
German women pay unfairly little attention to protection from the sun, unlike, for example, French or English women. Also, some German girls regularly visit a solarium, which can adversely affect the skin in the future.
Due to the desire to look as natural as possible, not all German women use hair removal and depilation products. Only a third of German women pay attention to the presence of hair on their legs and armpits, while the rest are in no hurry to remove from their bodies what nature has created.
In Germany, there is a wide range of different spas, beauty parlors and other organizations offering face and body treatments. And, despite the rather high cost of services, the Germans willingly take the opportunity to put themselves in order and relax as much as possible.
All about hair
German girls carefully monitor the quality of their hair and regularly visit beauty salons and use various masks, serums and hair oils at home. German women prefer simple, easy-to-wear minimalist hairstyles, such as a bun or ponytail. Haircuts will also not stand out for their complexity both in execution and in appearance. The most important thing is that the hair is clean and healthy, and it is convenient for the owner to go about their business.
Gray hair is usually painted over, but shades of natural hair are chosen for coloring. But the younger generation can decide on fashionable color staining, but even in this age category, complex staining such as shatuzh and balayage or highlighting is most often done in a natural way.
Change in appearance
German girls are mostly for natural beauty and try to accept themselves for who they are. Between the scalpel of a plastic surgeon or a correction by a cosmetologist and a course of sessions with a psychotherapist, a German woman is more likely to choose the latter. But still there are those who resort to such drastic measures. The most popular changes in Germany are breast augmentation, liposuction and skin tightening.
Nail and hair extensions in Germany are also not held in high esteem. Instead of gel nails, German women prefer classic manicures or don't care for their nails at all. Hair extensions are expensive, unnatural, uncomfortable and impractical, so a German woman will not agree to such a modification without an urgent need, as well as eyelash extensions.
All types of tattooing contradict the ideas of a German woman about how a woman should look, so the maximum that she can afford is eyebrow tinting with henna or another temporary dye.
All of the above services for building and tattooing are usually used by women who emigrated to Germany from the CIS and some Arab countries and other foreigners who are accustomed to this appearance. And they create such a beauty business in this country.
German Makeup
If you ask yourself the question “How do German girls put on makeup?”, then the first answer that comes to mind will be “No way”. But still, this can be argued. German women can be conditionally divided into two groups: the first is those who do not paint at all or do nude makeup; the second is those who paint brightly enough. The choice of makeup is quite dependent on where you live.
In large cities such as Cologne, Frankfurt, Berlin, you can easily meet girls who are not shy and are not afraid to experiment with their appearance. In smaller cities, in villages and villages, they wear makeup much more modestly or do not apply make-up at all.
< /figure> Germans who paint, always prepare the skin with a moisturizer before makeup. If there are no problems with the skin, then very often the stage of applying the tone and concealer is skipped and goes directly to the color and shape. The blush of a girl in Germany is applied to the apples of her cheeks and broached on her cheekbones to visually stretch her face. Sculpting agents, bronzer or highlighter are usually not used.
If this is a nude makeup, then the eyebrows may not be shaped at all or only slightly emphasized without giving a different shape or correction. German women rarely use shadows, usually, if girls want to make their eyes brighter, they use mascara and eyeliner or a pencil. For lips, too, do not use bright products. It can be a regular lip balm, a moisturizing lip balm, or a tinted lip balm or gloss. This will complete the German makeup.
A good indication of how little color cosmetics are used in Germany is the half-empty stores of major cosmetic brands or other well-known cosmetic chain stores that sell exclusively decorative cosmetics.
In order to at least somehow recoup the lease of the territory and attract visitors, such stores are forced to exhibit care products in addition to their usual products. And even things that are completely atypical for such networks, such as tampons, absorbent napkins and pads, cotton swabs and the like. In most other countries, these products are not found in the stores of these chains.
Family values of modern German women
German girls build relationships with men based on the principle that you need to rely on yourself first. A couple can break up or something can happen to a partner, no one is immune from this. Therefore, first of all, German women learn to solve their problems and take care of themselves on their own, and only after that they take action to build a family. But at the same time, the creation of a family is not an end in itself, to which women aspire. They are quite ready for the fact that a meeting with the right person may not happen.
If a German woman has children, then she will not become an addition to the child. It is as much a part of her life as everything else. The appearance of children in the family will not force a woman to give up her previous hobbies or work, if she likes them. Even in the status of a wife and mother, a German woman remains true to her interests and remains a full-fledged person.
Attitude to relationships
In relations with people, German women are quite straightforward and if they don’t like something, they directly report it. Yes, you can do without weaving intrigues, empty insults and cheating. The same can be said about mistakes and unwillingness to do something. If a German girl does not want, for example, to go to a meeting with friends, then she will not come up with excuses and play up, but will say so directly.
You won’t expect questions from a German woman like “When will you get married/get married?” When are you planning on having children? The clock is ticking.” Even the German women ask about the age very carefully, trying not to cross the line of the personal space of another person. Communication with German women will take place according to all the rules of small talk: no details of personal life, politics, religion, prices or information that can be used to judge a person's well-being.
All answers and questions will be very general. On the one hand, for people who are not accustomed to such communication, it may seem that sincerity is lost in such a conversation. But on the other hand, with such an approach, it is difficult to even accidentally offend, offend or cause an attack of envy.
It is useless to ask German women “What should I do?”. Anything other than advice, to do as you like and want, is unlikely to be achieved. And even more so to ask why this or that person acted one way or another. In the case of such questions, the Germans will send the questioner to ask this question to the one about whom they asked.
World Famous
- Claudia Schiffer
German supermodel and film actress. Born in 1970 to a fairly wealthy family in western Germany. Father is a lawyer, mother is a housewife. There are two brothers, Stefan and Andreas and sister Anna-Caroline. She began her modeling career at the age of 17, moving to Paris.
In the Guinness Book of Records there is a record for the record number of hits on the cover of a magazine in a year. In 2015, Schiffer's photos were featured on various magazine covers over a thousand times. In the late nineties and early 2000s, Claudia was one of the highest paid models in the world. Carter's acting career spanned the years 1994 to 2003.
- Heidi Klum
< /figure> Supermodel, film actress and TV presenter and one of the most beautiful German women. She began her modeling career at the age of 18, winning the competition and taking the main prize of 300 thousand dollars and a contract with a modeling agency. 25 thousand rivals participated in the competition, and Heidi outperformed all of them. For the sake of a career in the modeling business, Heidi Klum refused to study as a designer and did not lose.
Klum has become one of the Victoria's Secret Angels. In honor of Klum, a rose variety is named, belonging to the class Floribunda, Rosa Miniflora, or Patio. Acting in TV shows and movies from 1992 to the present. Produced several series. Screenwriter of the Podium project.
- Diana Kruger
German former fashion model, now an actress. Born in 1976 in the family of a computer specialist and a bank employee. She has been doing ballet since the age of two. A knee injury received during training prevented her from becoming a ballerina. At the age of 13, Diana survived the divorce of her parents, stayed with her mother and helped, moonlighting as a postman and in a pizzeria.
He still does not communicate with his father, even after repeated public apologies on his part. She started her modeling career at the age of 15-16. At the age of 21, she made a serious decision to change her field of activity and began to take part in screen tests. She studied acting, where she became the best on the course. She made her acting debut at the age of 26.
- Josephine Preuss
German actress and television presenter. Born in 1986 in the family of a teacher and a policeman. Participated in theatrical productions from early childhood. Multilaterally developed. She studied music, singing, acrobatics, horseback riding, ballet, violin and modern dance.
The first film role was the role in the children's television series “Little Einsteins”, in which she starred from 1999 to 2001. Glory brought one of the main roles of Lucy in the Timeless trilogy. The premiere of the first film of the trilogy took place in 2012. Currently, she continues to act in films.
- Nastassja Kinski
German actress. Born in 1961 in the family of a German actor of Polish origin Klaus Kinski. Her mother worked as a store clerk. Real name Nastassja Aglaya Nakszynski. Childhood was difficult. In 1968, her parents divorced, and the future actress stayed with her mother. The mother did not work, and the family lived in a small van with the mother's lover on the proceeds from the sale of old things.
Mother forced Nastasya to steal food and change in the store and bring it home. She received a large number of fines for traveling without a ticket and evaded paying them. She was later arrested for this and served a sentence of three months in a juvenile prison. At the age of 15, on a double date, she ended up in the bed of director Roman Polanski, who later played an important role in the development of Nastassja Kinski.
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