Naomi Lynch, of Tangles 2, Smithers hairstylist shares part of her story - how she got into hairdressing and what she has learned through her career as a hair stylist about the value of our appearance. Naomi also shares some of the principles she uses on a daily basis  to boost her sense of well being . 

This is part three on the subject of how our appearance is intricately woven into our identity, self concept, and self worth.  There is a correlation between our appearance and our mental health, and our state of mental well being.  What we wear and the way we look affects the way we think, the way we feel, the way we act or behave and the way others react or respond to us.  "We can  create an affordable, attractive appearance, authentic, appropriate and acceptable for both ourselves and the occasion or expectations of others, an appearance that will help us achieve our goals and objectives," says Judith Rasband of Conselle Image Management.  Read her complete article online "Power of Personal Appearnce".