Beauty

What is beauty?

You can't say something about it in general. Beauty is always in the eye of the beholder. In history there have been lots of types of the perfect body.
One of the earliest ideals was the Stone Age Venus of Willendorf, a sculpture whose vital statistics amount to 96-89-96 (in inches).

The average 14th-century human beeing prefered broad hips, fat tights, short legs, small breasts and a large belly.
The Greeks worked out precise proportions for beauty. The female navel had to be exactly midway between the breasts and the genitals. The dark-haired Greeks considered fair-haired women exotic, perhaps the start of the notion that blondes have more fun.
In ancient Egypt, women spend hours fixing hair, applying lipstick, eye shadow and fingernail polish, grinding away body and genital hair with pumice stones.

In opposite, in Europe's Romantic age, the people favoured the wan, cadaverous look. In that time women sometimes

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