How can I stay motivated to keep up with my beauty routine?
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When I go to salons, HIFU treatments, teeth whitening appointments, beauty clinics, and so on, I go all in. But before I know it, I stop going.
I eat at places like Ichiran and McDonald’s almost every day. Even when I get acne, I just feel like I don’t really care anymore.
I rarely use face masks either…
I don’t have the motivation to do anything—not just beauty, but life in general.
How can I start enjoying life and feel more motivated to become beautiful again?
I’m Aya, a female member.
Maybe you’re already beautiful enough?
Ever since I started wearing a mask, my skin has become prone to breakouts, so dermatologists and cosmetic dermatology clinics are practically my second home. I’ve always been a light eater, but I only eat ramen about once a year because I don’t want to deal with skin problems. I don’t drink Frappuccino-type drinks at all either.
Eating delicious food until you’re full is nice, but I feel happier having beautiful skin and a slim figure, so sticking with dieting and beauty routines comes naturally to me. Whitening is the same—I feel better having white teeth rather than yellow ones, so I can keep it up.
That’s why I wondered if perhaps looking beautiful just isn’t that important to you. You don’t have to force yourself to try so hard; I think it’s perfectly fine if that’s how you feel.
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Beauty and junk food.
It’s like cleaning your room while wearing mud-covered clothes.
If you stopped eating junk food and ate proper meals instead, you probably wouldn’t need to spend so much on beauty treatments.
Use that money for something more meaningful instead.
I had no idea women went to estheticians this often until I started reading this Q&A site.
Marika
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
It sounds like you’re perfectly content enjoying life with Ichiran and McDonald’s, so perhaps you should find pleasures to replace them.
Alternatively, since you don’t seem very interested in beauty, you could just give up on that.
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I’m Osaka, a male member.
This made me laugh a little. There’s something oddly funny about it that really grows on you lol.
You like Ichiran and McDonald’s and can’t give them up, right?
They taste good, don’t they! Isn’t that happiness?
Isn’t it a happiness you chose over becoming more beautiful?
Got it—you’re a perfectionist, huh?
Then run while eating Ichiran and McDonald’s! Eat, run, and work on your beauty too! Don’t settle for just one thing—have it all! Delicious and beautiful. Go for it!
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