Female Golden Face Ratio Plus Powerful Plus+11x(Extra Strong)

Perfect skull - perfect size - structure - proportion - details Facial symmetry gold plus Perfect facial geometry Optimizes the complete face : hair, eyes, eyebrows, ears, cheeks, nose, Lips, teeth, gums etc. Improves skin with advanced cellular rejuvenation Eliminates wrinkles, spots, marks, etc. Corrects all facial imperfections Enhances facial beauty Enhances skin beauty Increases the brightness of the eyes Removes yellowing around the eyes Feminine features and lines Archetypes: Aphrodite Venus Freya Parvati is the goddess of beauty and love, fertility, and Hindu marriage. She is the wife of Shiva, one of the goddesses of Tridevi and the incarnation of Shakti. Hathor : One of the oldest goddesses in Egypt, Hathor represents sexuality, drunkenness, and dancing. As a goddess of love and beauty, she is an early version of Aphrodite of the Greeks and Venus of the Romans; they all embody the archetype of the "original mother." Hathor was also worshiped as a fertility deity who protected women during childbirth. Kisshoten(吉祥 天) also known as Kichijoten, Kisshotennyo and Kudokuten is revered as a goddess of beauty, fertility and prosperity in Japanese Buddhism and Japanese Shinto myth. Lada In Slavic and Baltic mythology, Lada is a goddess associated with beauty and fertility. She also has a male counterpart, Lado. They are often mentioned together in songs related to planting, weddings, and harvest time. The name Lada is derived from a Russian word meaning harmony, unity, and peace. Flidias: is a female figure in Irish mythology. She was the goddess of forests, woods, and wild creatures, and also the goddess of love and beauty. This deity is magical, has a close relationship with fairies, and possesses a voracious and insatiable sexual appetite. Brandwen is the Welsh goddess of love and beauty, similar to our well known Aphrodite. She is considered the Venus of the northern seas. She is one of the three matriarchs of Britain, along with Rhiannon and Arianrhod, and the chief goddess of Avalon. In some Arthurian legends, Branwen is considered the Lady of the Lake. Inanna Although she was considered a virgin goddess, Inanna was responsible for love, lust, and procreation.