The beauty of your mind depends on the "make-ups" you use to feed it. A "can-do-spirit" is the best cosmetic. It never fades your mental beauty!

Israelmore Ayivor
About This Quote

This quote expresses how important the mind is to the beauty of the body. The use of makeup and its effects on the face can change a person’s looks dramatically. The same goes for the mind. That is why it is so important to take care of your brain, and feed it with new and interesting ideas and thoughts.

Source: The Great Hand Book Of Quotes

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