The beauty parlors play a great role in adding to the beauty of the women.
These beauty places have healthy effect on beauty of a woman. There are many
other sources of getting more attractive and beautiful. The attraction the
women get from beauty parlors changes them so much that their own flesh and
blood cannot recognize them easily.
It is almost one month ago, I came across a lady in a marriage party.
She was looking gorgeous in her blue Sarhi. Her glowing complexion and
fantastic hair style has casted a spell on everyone in the ceremony. There were
other ladies too with very attractive figures and eye-catching beauty, but the
special thing about her was her adornment and glowing complexion. She posed
pretty features and was
serving as the soul of the party. I asked her name from
one of my friends who knew her and he favored me by telling much more about
her.
Some days later, as I think it was one week after that marriage
ceremony, I happened to visit that very lady in her house with one of my best
friends. As I saw her, I unconsciously asked my friend that who she was and her
answer was shocking to me. I could not believe for a long time that she was the
same lady as I had seen in marriage ceremony and had praised her beauty too
much. She was more than dark and her attractiveness has fallen somewhere. The
beauty parlor had done its labor on her face and appearance and changed her
completely. The Hoor and Noor of the ceremony was actually a product of beauty
salon.
I can remember a note written outside of a beauty salon, “Do not stare
at any lady coming out of beauty salon. She might be your mom.” And another
note outside of a beauty parlor, “We give a new shape to your beauty, and your
beauty would give a new shape to your relation.” Even some beauticians are so
much expert in changing the overt personality that they proudly say, “We are
not beauticians, we are beauty makers”.
A mom, after giving her face a new, fresh, glowing color, goes to her
home and opens the door, her children watch her with inquiring eyes. And often
they ask, “ Yes please, whom you want to see?” then she, full of joy even then,
believing that she would have been looking 15 years younger than her real age,
replies. “Oh dear son, you are too naughty. I am your mom of course”. And the
son looks at her from toe to head, tries to compare her with her mom he had
seen leaving the house three hours ago, get confused and say, “what! Show me
your identity card first”. And the mother, even getting more excited at this,
believing that she might have been looking too changed and young that it is
difficult for his son to recognize her, says, “Oh dear, just call your father”.
The father comes, looks at his wife, then looks at his son with curiousness and
says, “What’s the matter?”. Then he returns to his wife and says, “ What’s the
matter sister? And I am sorry I did not recognize you.”
Even at parties, the children are confused for not finding their
mothers. A child looks around at every face and cannot find out her mother in
the party but he is sure that he had come to the party with her own mother.
Then he asks from a lady, “Aunty, have you seen my mother here or there?”. Then
that cute aunty smiles, bends down over the child, kisses child’s forehead and
says, “My sweet darling, I am your mother of course. Oh, see you have spoiled
your dress. I have forbidden you many time to eat ice-cream”.
A boy friend, waiting for her girl friend in a park, sees a beautiful
girl coming towards him. He is curious, he gets confused. The girls reaches to
him, smiles, and says, “Hi, how are you? You are looking handsome in this
T-shirt.” And she gets close to him. The sweat pops out on boys face and he
tries to get himself away from her in immediate nervousness produced by her
(girl’s) boldness. The boy is afraid of the consequences if his beloved reaches
there at the same time and objects on the presence of that girl there in the
park with him. He pulls himself back and says, “See sister, I am waiting for my
beloved here and you had better get your way before she arrives and the
excitement and thrill of our meeting is blemished before it starts.”
The beauty parlors are not only
beauty improver, they are beauty creators, beauty polishers and beauty
butters. How ugly a woman may be, beauty salon will make her a “Chaudhven ka
Chand” a fairy. The spitefulness and viciousness runs away as it finds that the
woman is going to beauty parlor and as it hears the sound of beauticians. The
face of an ugly woman starts to get better when she leaves the house for beauty
parlor. And it’s totally of a new woman as she leaves the parlor for home.
