Sentence examples for looking groomed from inspiring English sources

The "Evita" of the late 1970s was good looking, groomed to a high sheen, two dimensional and sophisticatedly star struck, just like a Warhol portrait on the cover of Interview magazine.

Whether they're thick and full, or thin and dainty, keep your eyebrows looking groomed.

The campaign was shot by renowned photographer Ellen von Unwerth and features the three curvaceous sisters looking groomed and glossy in figure-hugging pencil skirts, super-tight tops and tailored jumpsuits, and confusingly enough, they pose with mini guitars and sit on carrousel horses (no, we don't understand either).

His eyebrows look groomed.

To do a $10 buy, you dress down, like a crackhead; for the other buy you need to look groomed, moneyed.

Treatwell's Hambleton admits: "There's an increasing pressure on women and men to look groomed at all times".

Even if it is neatly slicked back, when your hair looks groomed people are less likely to realize how tired your face looks.

Use lip balm to get smooth lips, and pluck your eyebrows so that they look groomed.

You want to look groomed, not like you're a member of the cabaret.

It also makes you look groomed and neat, because seriously, no one wants to hang out with someone who smells.

Always look groomed by taking time to look your best, but don't think of your best as a comparison to someone else.