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[@dorcasluyeye2887]

Great☺☺

[@dorothynoor3480]

I'm really thankful I found such a nice person like you.

[@crystalquartz11]

I saw & recommend it! 🌹 Anna, it would be great to see a video with an overview of how to find colors that look good on us, & what to expect from an image consultant. I think it would help lots of us. ❤️

[@alessial134]

I love all your videos!! What is your idea on a thin ankle bracelet ?

[@honey-feeney9800]

@Di both are classy fabrics .

[@CPT_B]

I love and fully appreciate that Anna has been so open about her past mistakes - we should all be so humble to admit and show where we've gone wrong!

[@klaudinegarcia8932]

We love a humble classy women! ❤

[@sunshinelove7777]

That's actually normal 😮😅

[@MechaJutaro]

I wouldn't mind being more open about my past mistakes. Sadly, rape, murder, robbery, and arson are still criminalized, and there remains a $20,000 reward for the many unsolved incidents in my area of the world. Some day, when our society has evolved past the need to cling to outmoded Biblical values, I'll go on national TV and discuss my errors publicly

[@melviszokeh5878]

True, one of the reasons I follow and love her teachings

[@starfish3419]

I think not drinking at all is the most elegant thing.

[@TexasAlabama]

My daughter's English teacher told her in class in front of everyone "I love getting text messages from your mother, they are always written well and in complete sentences." LOL!

[@riehafsah4469]

World needs more moms like you. In parents WhatsApp group I often get headache reading texts from other parents who seem to never get exposed to printed materials when they (we) were growing up. Which is understandable since during 80-90's purchasing printed material in my country was still considered a luxury for many families. Plus libraries were not advertised much. However I think it's still important for parents to upgrade ourselves, take advantage of easy access to every knowledge and skill the internet provides, not to take for granted whatever our childhood shaped us. Kids mirror their parents

[@coffe9c562]

@@riehafsah4469 I’m chuckling in a manner that conveys elegance and supreme class

[@Anna-os6ls]

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[@Mr.Helper.]

Next text should say “yo what up homie”

[@nerolilin]

Hahaha😂

[@blondieblu8819]

As I’ve gotten older, I’ve realized mindfulness is key. It’s important to remind yourself every day, every hour, to behave mindfully and respectfully. Pause before answering questions. Breathe before you get emotionally upset. Take a walk every day and spend time taking care of your physical and mental health. Make yourself hard to access unless people earn it. These lessons come with experience and age but watching these lessons helps reinforce those lessons. Thank you Anna.

[@kealani6535]

Thank you for talking about intoxication. Not only is it unattractive. being wasted puts a huge responsibility on your friends. It's very, very dangerous to be intoxicated in public, or even at a private party, and your friends will have to see to your safety.

[@clementineclement5757]

Yes, very accurate. Also if you get drunk AND drive, you might ruin someboday life for ever, causing an accident with ghaslty consequences.

[@chiarascura7574]

Let alone it can lead to unwanted pregnancy and STDs

[@ep4423]

It's actually a good way to figure out your friends loyalty act a little drunk where it doesn't matter

[@MissAndDav]

It's even more dangerous if your friends are just as intoxicated as you are. The friends can all easily end up separated from each other and have no idea of their whereabouts. When I used to go out a lot I preferred being a designated driver and drinking diet Coca-Cola.

[@Kurtney.in.Ireland]

I literally got myself a clothes steamer for my birthday.. following Anna's advice..

[@janedamato]

I also got a clothes steamer per Anna's advice. Works great on items from Lilysilk

[@wandaserkowska8689]

I have now 2 +an iron 🤣🤣🤣😇🤭

[@kounelitsa]

@@janedamato May I ask did you like lilysilk quality ?

[@lunar686]

@@kounelitsa whilst I’m not the tagged recipient I thought I may be able to help a little, at least on the lounge/bedding end. Lilysilks quality I find, depends on the item. I have a few pieces of the 22momme weight pajamas, years later still in amazing condition. Most of the pajama/ slip camisoles have a 1cm seam allowance if you need to let it out a little, but always size up. Also check that the silk is on both the front and back facing panels as images can be a little deceptive. I love the delux nightcap, not the other versions of their bonnets though (no lining unfortunately), although it looses breathability after a while. Unlike slipsilk, their pillowcases don’t tear or fade easy, but would recommend the zipper version, as the envelope version kept sliding off my pillow lol. They also have in cart offers worth checking out, so in the ‘view your cart’ section after adding an item they often have opportunities to buy reduced cost items to try like a $10 silk large eye mask that is 💯 worth it

[@giainto5564]

Me too. I also got one after watching her video. Best small money I spent haha

[@daviddevlogger]

Sometimes struggles are exactly what we need in our life. If we were to go through our life without any obstacles, we would be crippled. We would not be as strong as what we could have been. Give every opportunity a chance, leave no room for regrets

[@susanmartinez1677]

It builds “character”

[@Jane5720]

The wallet thing. If you have your phone you can pay them with other apps so that’s really not an excuse anymore

[@lunar686]

Brilliantly said! Forgive and learn from your mistakes and don’t discount/undervalue your achievement 😊

[@CJ-rx5fi]

“An unpolished jade never shines.” 😊

[@healthychick9450]

Anna, thank you so much for your videos and advice. I live in NYC, born and raised. I'm a city gal but hate the crowds. When you talked about getting in line (queue) I remember back to my first time in Paris. Everyone on the metro was polite, even though it was very crowded. I describe it as a beautiful dance. People slipping past others in a graceful manner. In NYC, it s a full on contact sport. People (men and women) derive great joy from pushing and hitting others and excuse it as "it's crowded, what are you going to do? 🤷🏾‍♀️". I've had plenty of men full on body check me. I dont wait in line for anything, not the store, not the train, bus, airport, nothing. I always hang back, let people fight, push, get aggravated then I step on. Or I wait for the next train, there is always another train. When I fly, I sit far from my gate and watch with great bemusement the people anxiously lining up around the check in counter, jumping to get in line first, to stand around and wait. My seat is confirmed and only I can sit in it. I'm the last person to board and because of this I get my bag checked for free 😎. When we land, I smile as everyone is jumping up to just stand there. Lol. I'm the last to leave, my luggage is waiting for me and I enjoy a nice peaceful walk. My peace is priceless.

[@CarmenDaetVlogs]

I agree💖 I also do that in my flights😊

[@ah5721]

thats smart ! its not like boarding early give you an advantages anyways unless your business class , you still have to shuffle past people.

[@josephinebournes8212]

You obviously haven't spent considerable time using the Parisian metro. I have over 20 years and Parisians are 20x ruder and pushier than New Yorkers.

[@Li-rw1ih]

@@ah5721 it’s nicer to be able to find your seat put your stuff up without squeezing past other people and shuffling about . Less stressful

[@cathhl2440]

I did that once. And my overhead compartment was filled to the brim! 😒 😮‍💨

[@abcdef156393]

Anna, thank you for addressing proper texting etiquette. Its truly sad that proper decorum is being lost because it is viewed as “old fashioned”. It breaks my heart to see some of my interns struggle with formal social events because they were never instructed in the most basic rules of etiquette. Thank you for everything you do to help bridge that gap!

[@a.b.2405]

Oh yes, proper decorum is so rare nowadays. The way some people text is so weird, I can barely understand it. Then they get mad at you for not understanding their text messages that read like they never passed elementary school. Furthermore, manners are so rare, it’s appalling.

[@1MegArbo]

I have heard that, allegedly, some members of Gen Z find proper grammar in texts "triggering". Can you imagine?

[@hikerhobby1204]

@@1MegArbo I’ve heard that too! Seems just plain ole manners are long gone.

[@lunar686]

@@hikerhobby1204 I think we may just be in a stage of technology overload. Many of the manners and rules of etiquette might be ‘old fashioned’, in that, they took a millennia to establish. I suspect, in time, it will sort itself out. Unfortunately whilst platforms like TikTok and Twitter still exist, which rely on provoking the worst forms of social interactions, I do worry that it will get worse before it gets better.

[@odettg9106]

Yes so true. Since we all started getting phones several people would cut words. They would tell me that we have to use "lol"- laughing out loud " because"- cz and so on. Yes they would say we were old fashioned. Several lost the right way to use the words in complete sentence. It so sad 😞

[@oumaima353]

I'm going to add a teeny tiny detail that people don't think about very often, but others notice. Dirty phone cases and earphones. It shows your hands are dirty (even if you wash them because you're constantly holding a dirty phone) and you don't take care of your hygiene (because people can see the earwax on your earphones) and that gives a very strong impression you're overall dirty.

[@jomilliom8417]

When I was a teenager I lived with my friend's mom. And she allowed me to stay for a seriously low rent fee. But I was unable to pay it because of my own faults. She was gracious and still helped me anyways. Now at 32 I finally paid her back what I've owed her for all these years. She never asked but I also never forgot.

[@ursularaymondo7252]

So many of these class- laws, are just common sense if you were brought up right. My biggest problem with other people is the conversation at the dinner table ....swallow the food first, rinse your mouth with a sip of water and then talk...had to get this off my mind Thank you Anna, you are doing a great job with your program. Ursula

[@patriciadavies5241]

one more thing i would add is classy women treat workers with respect whether they are in a restaurant or a shop

[@ah5721]

I would agree. treating the people who help you get through your day easier or just are trying to do their jobs deserve respect too. even if they have an attitude some one with grace poise and true elegance does get down to their level of petty. the other day a woman was treating me badly for me not bending the rules that could get me fired . I was polite and cordial with her and told her I wasn't about lose my job over bending the rules because of company policy and my boss even explained it was for auditing purposes. . she got what she wanted I got her in and out of the store . She could have been more polite however , I'm surprised she did well in business at all.

[@TheSuperGeo]

I feel that it should be a rule, from now on, that for every DON'T video, to also post the reverse of it 🤣🤣 Can't wait to watch it!!!

[@ruthe8095]

A lot of the advice Anna gives here comes with maturity and is great that Anna has a platform to speak to, and share with, younger women.

[@Procelosia]

My addition to about paying attention to your smell: arrive fresh to your beauty/ wellness appointments. It’s classy because it shows respect to the person that’s going to work on you. Don’t keep your hair without washing for too long just because you’re going to have it professionally washed at your next hairdresser appointment. Shower right before going to get a massage or body treatment and if you think you’re gonna get there all sweaty consider if you can freshen up there or choose a more convenient time.

[@a.b.2405]

I’ve heard stories about women going into wax parlors without showering or wiping properly after a #2.

[@chrysterfung5983]

@@a.b.2405 😳

[@foxymama2003]

@@a.b.2405 That’s so awful for the professional who is performing that service! My mom owned a salon and she had horror stories about women who would come straight from the gym to get their hair done for an event that evening and she just knew they were not going to shower in order to keep the style. We could never figure out why they didn’t shower at the gym.

[@a.b.2405]

@@foxymama2003 that is just disrespectful and weird.

[@healthychick9450]

As a massage therapist I appreciate this. Nothing worse than a client that has poor hygiene. Men I understand, but women, I shouldn't be able to smell you. Your feet should be clean, body washed, if you have a feminine odor, please address it. I'm still professional and don't judge but it sucks working on someone that isn't clean.

[@merryhunt9153]

Elements of class? Empathy. Courtesy. Tact. A sense of humor. Eats neatly. Doesn't wear skin-tight clothes. Notices and is nice to everyone - waiters, garbage men, homeless people. Doesn't yell "Oh my God!" at everything out of the ordinary.

[@mjgreenidge]

I also think a good tip is to eat before the date or important engagement so that you’re not ravenous and you can focus on networking and socializing rather than being focused on the food.

[@BearAndBunny0605]

@Maryam Greenidge that's excellent advice. 😁

[@carollangley2984]

Gone with the wind eat first

[@musabyeyezurose]

@@BearAndBunny0605So interesting

[@captainnathan3690]

Love your hair today! Darker tone is very flattering on you. And your message for how to handle things with class. Just perfect!

[@kathyfrejoles775]

I agree. I like her hairstyle here.

[@Emma-ls3vs]

Anna Bey is the best teacher. She teaches important life lessons and also lessons to improve your style. I really appreciate that and I am so glad that I am able to have a teacher like her. Don't forget that we love you Anna! BTW I really want to make a house tour!!😘❤

[@kathyabeauty]

You sure got me on the "getting the last word in to prove I'm right" tip. Will put that habit on permanent hold! Thank you for all your wonderful advice!

[@olemontoya]

This is a tough one but very important to master.

[@luxeydaze]

Whenever I need to self motivate or a pep talk, I watch an Anna video. 💕

[@ellenrolsen]

Anna Bey! Every time I see your videos, I am enlightened and amazed at all the truth you speak. I come from a family without any class.. I am fighting my way out of that. I have so much going on for me at 53 years old. Masters' degree, and as a US veteran, I consider myself sexy (I don't know how to act). I am intelligent, good-hearted, and sweet with anyone I come across; I am Hispanic and very romantic because I grew up in the 70s in my country. You have changed a lot of my self-esteem. i am single, but I want to change that. I ve been single since 1992

[@Katbook]

My nan always told me to never borrow money and never be late for an appointment or meeting. Also taught myself and my siblings proper table manners. Keep elbows off the table, never talk with your mouth full (or at all when at the table), put cutlery down in between mouthfuls, chew your food and don't bolt it down. I instilled good manners in my daughter and a judge once praised me for raising a lovely young lady (my daughter was assaulted by her Anorexia counsellor, not involved in a crime herself).

[@jozlynmontes6187]

It’s funny because I used to have some toxic traits as embarrassing as it is to admit. It was also hard to break certain habits I had. But after discovering Anna Bey I wanted to change all that! And I did! I started doing Progressive Mental Alignment sessions and it changed my life in an emotional sense and I could finally see all the potential I had. It impacted me so much I spent the next year studying the method and became a Mindset Coach and now I help others. I have Anna to thank! ❤🎉

[@ac9938]

Anna, I want to thank you for making this youtube channel & for sharing all your tips & wisdom. I am thankful I found your channel because you have given me confidence to be who I truly am--- long story short, All of your tips on how to be a classy woman, that is how I truly am by nature. All my life, I had nonfeminine, aggressive, dominating woman make me feel less of a person by their comments towards me on how I should "let loose", & all the other things you mentioned how classy woman don't act like, I pretty much have been told I should act like that instead. For years, I felt so different from other woman that I began to internalise it & question myself like am I wrong for being classy? Should I be more dominate ? But then finding your channel gives me the confidence to be who I truly am & not fall into peer pressure of trying to fit in with others. I thank you for being an inspiration♡

[@highvaluewoman]

You've transformed so much yourself Anna, thanks for sharing all that you know.

[@ivanavaleria1177]

You are like an angel! I was a nightmare when I was a teenager but thankfully today I'm on the right path, you helped me so much! Thank you Anna!

[@cloudycloud4171]

Your hair looks so good 😍

[@pritamsule1102]

Anna I have been listening to your videos for a while now and try to flow your advice . I must say that the most I get complimented for is how I carry myself and that I am always well put together. Thanks to you my friend.

[@Karen-di3fs]

Dear Ana, I am learning English. your way of speaking is so useful for my learning... you speak very clearly. Thank you!

[@thanhxuan7349]

Thank you for the video! Quality as always 🙌 I’m a big fan of the “hair on both sides” look 💕

[@amandazplace5663]

Thank you, Anna, for all you do. Keep spreading the message. I love your make-up. Subtle yet beautiful.♥️🇨🇦

[@geetiara1112]

You are an inspiration, you always guide rules that are not just about being classy or elegant but rules of ethics and life changing ❤️

[@ericac.4316]

Thank you for being transparent. We all make mistakes and can learn from it. I’ve had many regrets but has learned from it ♥️

[@ikrammahboubi8303]

Dear Anna , this video was incredibly helpful to many of us ladies ! please consider doing a part 2

[@lizzysmith4627]

I have recently found your channel Anna and I absolutely adore your channel. Your advice has helped me shape some things in my life and form habits that make me a better person. Thank you!

[@lizzi7128]

I'm a Lizzy Smith too. I know it's a common name but still - hullo!

[@s.a.4358]

My rule to lending money is to only do it when I wouldn’t mind not getting it back, so either a small amount (paying for a coffee or lunch) or to very close friends who I know really need it. I trust the person to pay me back without needing me to constantly remind them. If I do not trust them to pay me back when they are able, I wouldn’t lend them money.

[@a.b.2405]

I don’t think I’ll ever lend money again. I had a friend take years to pay me back. I don’t get why I have to keep reminding people the money they owe and they only pay it back after months of being reminded and that is if they pay it back. Never again.

[@ah5721]

@@a.b.2405 only give out what you can afford to not get back. learned that the hard way with one friend. never again

[@josephinebournes8212]

@@a.b.2405 I have a STRICT policy of not borrowing or lending money. If someone I care for has a genuine need for money, I'll outright give them the money as long as I'm in a financial position to do so.

[@ibohinc]

You look beautiful in today's video! 🫶 Background, colors, all setting and lightening are amazing! 🥰

[@j6453]

You are so right, Anna! I have "validate yourself" on my vision board!

[@smritisingh9828]

Thank you Anna... Your words really made an impact on me... I will not obsess over a man...

[@marycollins1631]

Anna, you always brighten my day and have good tips to share. Thank you, Mary

[@millicentlopez3592]

I learnt a long time ago that money is never "borrowed" it is given or gifted. If you can part with your money, know that you're likely not going to be paid back.

[@anoukc6928]

Exactly. If I accept to ''lend'' mone, I consider that I might not have it back.

[@fstarr9923]

Anna, you always offer superb advice! Many of these tips come down to civility in my opinion. You are uplifting society one video at a time 🙏🏼

[@biancawijaya1772]

OMG, I have to compliment just how gorgeous your hair is!! And the color tone suits you well❤

[@lanabaikina0691]

I totally agree with you. Anna looks gorgeous 😍

[@luxeydaze]

I was just thinking that too.

[@eliushi6220]

I love it too! Very chique.

[@janedamato]

Yes I agree

[@Nickiyah]

I have actually copied you. I have always love a simple/classy nail do but never put my mind on what that looks like. Your signature red nail has been my inspiration for years. Ps. I believe every person should watch this video.

[@janedamato]

She also did a video on French manicure. I love it

[@MyMaria1224]

@@janedamato which one? Can’t find it lol

[@sophiewalsh5492]

I think that even if you “can hold your alcohol” and you’re able to drink a lot without getting messy, you still shouldn’t drink more than 4 drinks in a night. Even if it doesn’t affect your behaviour, it still seems pointless to have more than 4 drinks. I think it is better to have one or two drinks, and then order non-alcoholic cocktails after that, to show that you have restraint and also that you value self care and taking good care of the health of your mind and body. Alcohol does damage to your organs over time no matter how well you think you can hold your liquor

[@mojsamsunggs2]

This! The healthiest amount of alcohol, according to the newest research, is none. Anna suggested that you should smoke discreetly, if you must do it, I think it's a little similar with alcohol - by having moderation, you set an example for other people and show you care about your well-being and those who accompany you, for whom you can only be present if you aren't incapacitated. Plus, your alcohol tolerance may vary depending on how tired you are, how much you've eaten on a given day etc. Of course nobody's perfect and classy all the time but if we're talking about classy behaviour, that's my opinion :)

[@sabrinacomotto3565]

4 drinks it's a lot! My limit is 3 with friends and 2 if I'm in a formal situation. For example, last week I attended an international conference, and at night there were dinners and parties. Imagine to consume 4 drinks in that context. It would be very inappropiated.

[@BearAndBunny0605]

I am a thirty four year old woman and I have very little experience with drinking. My rule is two-drinks maximum no matter what the setting is, if I choose to drink, but if I do drink, I encourage myself to drink two water bottles per alcoholic drink. I will admit there was only three times where I had broken that rule, but other than that, no other times.

[@TM15HAKRN]

Absolutely

[@TheTdancgirl]

I'd say no more than 1 to 2 drinks personally.

[@Nikolina_777]

thank you, Anna❤️ this video just showed me how much progress I made over the past two years✨

[@missrose7291]

Thank you for all your hard work, you truly make a difference in my life!

[@lilianelelisdeoliveira388]

Thanks for the precious advices, Anna.

[@mahaabdeen5808]

Every single week i wait for your videos ⚘.. thank you Anna 🤍

[@ManifestByLaura]

Those pillows on the sofa are beautiful! My 12 year old daughter and I watch you and these lessons are invaluable. ❤

[@brendam.3476]

Hi Anna, I love your dress today and has the similar one in navy. Your channel and has changed alot of my behaviors. I 'm teaching my nieces how to be classy as it's so important for this generation where they think everything goes. Thank you

[@cathhl2440]

You’re such a kind aunty!

[@elpida6071]

Great backround decorated with vases with the Greek ancient meandros design!

[@RosalieElnekave]

i love your classy videos that inspire people to be polite, kind, respectful and elegant!!!

[@GiaGRitter]

Hello Anna! It would be lovely if you shared some of your interior design tips. I always love how warm and welcoming your home looks. It's very bright and inviting. A thousand thanks!

[@torigoth7487]

You definitely are doing good things for yourself, looking and feeling better by the day.

[@divinefavour792]

I really do appreciate you and your work, Mrs.anna . Thank you

[@sarademello4319]

Loved #10 Keep up your good work of educating women, Ana Bey! Congratulations!

[@amandaantico78]

Wonderful examples that the everyday woman can implement. Also, the color of your dress looks BEAUTIFUL on you. It makes your eyes pop and isn’t in competition for the spotlight.

[@roseom2878]

I love you and your channel Anna!! Great content and personality. You have opened my eyes to so many things. 🥰🥰🙏🙏

[@s.h.jacobs1960]

This video is SO well done. The content is helpful and also triggering (I cringed because I saw myself in a few of the examples). I love the images and video clips you incorporate. I get super excited whenever there's a new AB video. You look stunning (as usual). I love your attention to detail. You are a wonderful life teacher and the go to expert on this subject by far.

[@ireriserah3432]

Thank you for tip #10. Brought me to the realization that I've been watching you for more than 6months without subcribing... It's done now!!

[@trishas9255]

I recently got a garment steamer on your recommendation and i truly thank you for this...my outfit looks much better than what it used to be

[@ranica4956]

Whenever I make a complete fool out of my self eventho I spend the time to educate myself on not making mistakes but then I first remember you Anna second I remind myself that we are bound to make mistakes as humans and that gives us something valuable called "experience" :)❤

[@nataliehiltpold450]

LOVE your hair! Looks so natural and youthful! Good video, great points!

[@theresabeville4420]

I love your advice and observations. Thank you for sharing your insight.

[@LindaCal]

Great points! And I totally agree with the texting one about hitting send constantly, one of my biggest pet peeves!!

[@alterinekim5338]

Thank you Anna, you are my mentor when it comes to elegance, I'm so happy because I learned a lot of things from you and now I feel elegant woman☺

[@andreamaejimenez3193]

Thank you for these tips, I am young and wanted to improve myself and correct my past mistakes😊

[@goldphotovideo150]

YOU ARE THE BEST ANNA. THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU ARE DOING AND BEING WHO YOU ARE. ❤

[@katharinag.bender7293]

Your a such a inspiration! Thank you so much! My live blooms like sparkling diamonts! 💫

[@desaintlaurent]

Another classy video by the Queen of Elegance! 🤩♥️

[@euphoricleo]

Absolutely love your hair and makeup

[@ajiamboclaire3713]

Thanks Ann, I am in love with the last point

[@krisie1649]

I love her tips! They’re practical and simple!

[@ericb8413]

The generation of my grandmothers and my mother was so different. Most women had class naturally. What an upside down world it is now. Class has almost become extinct. 😢 Thank you Anna for these reminders. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if all women had these 10 classy traits!

[@kathystormont8396]

Love, love, love the hair Anna! You get more beautiful every video. Tomorrow at 9pm session!

[@deboraandrade3639]

Mrs. Bey, you look so beautiful right now 😊 the cheeks, the lashes, the eyebrows, the lips are just on point. Irretouchable👏🏻

[@hazydreamer7965]

Hi Anna! That sky blue dress is a great color for you. It suits your complexion and eye color. I remember you have had dresses in the same shade earlier as well and each time I have given you a compliment. Sadly, I am so far away in northern Europe that you cannot hear me. Today´s video offered us excellent advice. Tack.

[@emilychatarpaul6269]

I always look forward for Anna’s videos. She’s one of the best teachers

[@avacallaa]

this video was amazing. especially the part about being single. i recently went through a breakup with my girlfriend and i found that tip very usually even though she’s not a man, i think it still applies very well. always love your videos and advice!

[@rennie823]

I know you are a classy lady Anna Bet. You hold yourself wonderfully and speak properly. God bless you ❤️

[@graceeb]

Thank you very much Anna for the great advice, I have learned so much from you. ❤❤❤

[@l.b4723]

The straight hair style looks amazing on you Anna.

[@MissHighPerformance]

Anna, Thank you so very much.

[@masha22092000r]

This hairstyle looks great on you, Anna! Personal opinion - better than waivy for you.

[@roxannefindlay8742]

I never wear an over abundance of fragrance but I must wear the right amount. Because I am always being told I smell fantastic.. I was even told by a very distinguished gentleman that I had a classic look and smelled expensive. The perfect combination in his mind 🥰

[@dorothyaugustyniak3618]

I hit all of those qualities Anna! Thank you for pointing them out!

[@eliushi6220]

Some things i really would have liked to know in my late teenage years. There was no youtube and Anna was still learning things herself at that moment. Well, i'm glad that you are here now, for women from all ages. And i think it would be great if men watched some of these videos too.

[@lifespanwellnessbeauty-60i64]

Anna, I love the way your color coordinated your set in this video. It's perfect and makes the viewer want to watch. I like the points you bring up. Some are funny, but true, like taking too many freebies. Sometimes it's hard to be elegant when one is poor. In this case, one must be discreet in procuring the freebies.😁💕😆

[@dimitrak182]

I adore this video! The content is extremely meaningful! Brilliant argumentation!

[@cristinatorralba6063]

Love your elegance tips, Ms Bey❣

[@paulmurphy42]

Keep 'em coming Anna! xxx

[@cherylfluege3345]

Todays background spring colours together with your dress and make up colour complimented you beautifully. Matching your nail polish colour to your flattering lip colour, would have been an elegant touch.

[@klaudinegarcia8932]

#9 happened to me in the gym 🥲 A girl sneaked up behind me and took my spot on the leg press machine and said to me "I was here first!" She shouldve asked me first if Im going to use the machine or if she could share with me.

[@molamolalaaa2968]

The footage of Anna grabbing free stuff 😂😂😂

[@PhilosophyWithLilly]

This video was incredibly on point, Anna! First, in the U.S., all my lawyer girlffriends and I text exactly like that, lol. Second, I agree about the copycatters. It had been bothering me a bit lately, I'm so glad you talked about it!

[@kellykade]

I definitely text like that with my friends too lol no one seems to be bothered though 😅

[@crystijna]

I really love your natural look here. The arch of your eyebrows seem to be different, the apples of your cheeks, too. It's really flattering, bravo.