Turkish girls, women. Photos, what they are like, appearance beautiful and ordinary

Turkish women and girls have a distinct and captivating beauty that reflects their rich cultural heritage and diverse influences. Their appearance often showcases a blend of traditional and modern styles, making them stand out with elegance and grace. From the vibrant streets of Istanbul to the serene landscapes of Cappadocia, the beauty of Turkish women is celebrated in various forms, ranging from classic to contemporary looks.

Turkish women’s looks are especially fascinating because of their ability to combine traditional Turkish elements with contemporary fashion trends. There are many different styles to choose from, ranging from elaborate traditional attire to stylish modern ensembles that accentuate their uniqueness. This blending of styles provides an insight into how Turkish fashion and culture are evolving while paying homage to their past.

Discovering Turkish beauty will expose you to a variety of styles, from the effortlessly casual to the exquisitely refined. Turkish women have a distinct charm that is both lovely and approachable, whether it be through intricate hairstyles or straightforward, natural looks. Their varied looks convey a tale of modern influences and cultural diversity in addition to reflecting their individual styles.

Category	Description
Beautiful Appearance	Turkish girls and women often have striking features such as defined cheekbones, expressive eyes, and well-groomed hair. Their style is often elegant, blending traditional and modern fashion elements.
Ordinary Appearance	In everyday settings, Turkish women may opt for simpler styles, such as casual wear with minimal makeup. Their looks are natural and understated, reflecting their personal comfort and practicality.
Photos	Images of Turkish girls and women can showcase a range of styles from glamorous to casual. Photos often highlight their unique features and fashion choices, providing a visual insight into their beauty and personal style.

Turkish beauty standards

Turkish girls, who have dark hair, prominent facial features, and dark skin, are descended from people who lived in the Ottoman Empire and are members of the Balkan-Caucasian branch of the Caucasoid race.

Anthropologists claim that the Ottomans’ aggressive actions had a major influence on how they looked. Throughout the empire’s history, they persistently formed intimate bonds with captured Greek, Slavic, and Armenian women. As a result, the populace began to exhibit men and women with blond hair and gray or blue eyes, which are characteristics of the European continent.

Although there are no accepted standards of female beauty in contemporary Turkey, the fashion industry and classical canons believe that a modern güzel kadın (beautiful woman) must possess the following attributes:

• a slender figure with a lush bust and rounded hips;
• thick dark or light hair;
• miniature palms, feet and ears;
• an elongated nose and expressive facial features;
• scarlet plump lips;
• smooth, fair skin.

This style of appearance originated in the Middle Ages and gained a lot of popularity at the Ottoman Empire’s court. It was deemed inappropriate for a girl to have a lot of hair on her body at the time.

The güzel kadın image has also been greatly influenced by contemporary fashion trends, which have made it mandatory to adhere to cosmetic procedures for the face and body. These procedures target age-related changes in the skin, smooth and lighten the skin, and correct the shape of the lips and nose.

The XIII-century classical image and the modern image are identical except for one thing. An eyebrow that is well-groomed and dense is considered beautiful.

Historically, the fused monobrovi, which is linked to modesty and piety and is seen as a necessary attribute for a respected person’s spouse, was thought to be the most attractive type of woman in Turkey.

Turkish women and girls are well known for their fascinating and varied looks, which combine elements of the traditional and contemporary worlds. Their beauty ranges from strikingly glamorous to effortlessly everyday, from the elegant grace of classic styles to the vibrant energy of contemporary trends. This article examines the various elements of their appearances, demonstrating how their distinctive characteristics and style selections draw attention to both the extraordinary and the ordinary aspects of their everyday lives.

Figure

Turkish girls should have magnificent forms, with sloping shoulders, a voluptuous bust, and wide hips, in accordance with the classic canons of beauty.

In the Ottoman Empire, being extremely thin was interpreted as an indication of serious illnesses, including those affecting the female reproductive system.

A beautiful, toned body without going overboard with thinness is welcomed by modern fashion trends. Being overweight is accepted, allowing girls to choose a healthy, balanced diet that suits them rather than following extremely rigid diet plans.

With the aid of exercise equipment and a hammam, girls attempt to counteract the negative effects of weekly feasts that are customary for Turkish families.

Makeup

Turkish women today use decorative cosmetics with extreme caution; they wear full makeup only at night and use very little of it during the day.

Beiges and muted tones are used for makeup, highlighting the natural beauty and smoothness of the skin, with a necessary focus on the lips or eyes:

• To decorate the look, dark mascara, eyeliner, warm-colored shadows (brown, golden, pink) are used.
• If you want to emphasize the lip area, use bright (mostly red) lipstick or gloss. In everyday makeup, Turkish girls limit themselves to beige shades of lipstick, transparent gloss or hygienic, care products.
• Eyebrows are carefully combed, emphasized with a brown or black pencil and styled with a special gel.
• The cheekbones are carefully emphasized with a corrector.
• To decorate dark skin, use peach blush applied to the cheeks or bronzer.
• Neat arrows, false eyelashes and smoky eyes can complement the evening look.

Hairstyle

Turkish girls take great care of their hair and pay particular attention to their hairstyle.

While there are countless hair salons and beauty parlors where girls can choose from a wide variety of hairstyles to suit every taste, the majority of Turkish women would rather adhere to the socially accepted religious trends, which advise girls to wear long, straight or wavy hair and stay away from short haircuts.

They are permitted to slightly crop their hair, but only in special circumstances—such as when they are unwell—are they permitted to shave it short or cut it into a stylish, short haircut.

However, many Turkish women use permanent cream dyes and natural dyes like henna and basma to color their hair in an attempt to match popular blond shades, concealing their actual age. The Muslim religion also outlines a number of prohibitions against women dying their gray hair.

Religion does not restrict a girl’s hairstyle choices. To style her naturally stiff hair, girls use a flat iron to straighten the strands or a curling iron to help create beautiful curls. They then part their hair on the side and leave it loose.

Hairstyles that gather the hair in a bun or ponytail and release the thin strands separately on the sides to frame the face are also very fashionable. Older women would rather wear their hair entirely covered by a scarf in accordance with Islamic customs.

Manicure

Turkish women like having manicures done in salons with various shades of gel polish. Shades of red, pink, blue, and nude are preferred.

Since the Muslim faith prohibits girls from wearing nail art that would obstruct their daily ablutions, the coating should be monochrome.

Although nail plates come in a variety of shapes, almond, round, and soft square shapes are the most common.

Skin

Given that Turkish girls are predominantly of Mediterranean descent, it makes sense that their skin tone is dark and olive.

Fair-skinned women were preferred by traditional beauty standards, which were prevalent for a long time in the Ottoman Empire. As a result, the Sultan’s concubines and girls from wealthy households were compelled to regularly apply whitening products to their faces and bodies.

Contemporary Turkish beauty standards are more forgiving, emphasizing natural skin’s smoothness and healthy glow rather than requiring a real güzel kadın to have an ideal pale complexion.

Turkish women prefer to use both contemporary cosmetics from well-known brands like Nivea, Neutrogena, L’Oréal Paris, and Garnier, as well as tried-and-true natural products to take care of their faces and bodies.

When used with care:

• Rose water, used instead of toner to cleanse the face and improve skin tone. It can also be used for compresses that help combat the appearance of bruises and bags under the eyes.
• Black cumin oil, used alone or added to face cream. Containing vitamins B, A and E, as well as minerals, it fights the effects of acne and helps eliminate fine wrinkles.

• Yogurt face masks help lighten the skin, effectively fight freckles and age spots.
• Almond oil, used for eyelash care, as well as a hand and face cream. Saturated with linoleic, oleic acid and vitamins, it has a nourishing, protective, anti-inflammatory effect, helps fight wrinkles.
• Olive oil, added to hair masks for their nutrition and moisturizing. It also helps to give shine and rich color to the naturally stiff strands of Turkish girls and women.
• Kese mitten, woven in a special way from silk fibers, giving it a rough surface. It is used in the hammam to cleanse the skin of the keratinized layer.

Girls carefully remove hair from their skin’s surface with sugar paste or wax, paying particular attention to the skin’s smoothness.

Additionally, laser hair removal is used to effectively remove body hairs that grow quickly and have a naturally denser texture and rich pigment.

For eyebrow correction, wax strips or thread techniques are used to carefully separate the hairs and give them a stylish shape.

In Turkey, plastic surgery and other cosmetic procedures are very popular.

Women and girls handle them with total composure, revealing the manipulations that are carried out:

• Botox injections are used by residents of the country of different ages to combat age-related changes.
• Modern girls resort to lip augmentation with hyaluronic acid to correct their shape and give them a fashionable plumpness.

• Rhinoplasty is especially popular among Turkish women, helping not only to correct the shape of the nose, but also to correct a common problem among residents of the country – a deviated nasal septum.

This procedure can be performed at a clinic that accepts state insurance for no cost at all.

• Older women, as well as men, resort to blepharoplasty to eliminate drooping lower eyelids.
• Keratin straightening and hair botox procedures are used for hair care.

The most beautiful girls in Turkey

Turkish girls are well-liked both domestically and internationally due to their striking, unforgettable appearance.

Annually, lists of güzel kadın, or "the most beautiful women in the country," featuring well-known actresses and models, are released by the national media. Among them are:

Melisa Asli Pamuk

Model and film actress who was crowned "Miss Turkey 2011". The girl’s victory in the competition paved the way for her television debut in the shows "Ah, Istanbul," "Black Love," and "Kurt Seit and Alexandra."

Look:

Height	166 cm
Weight	53 kg
Chest volume	88 cm
Waist size	62 cm
Hips	92 cm
Chest size	3
Hair	Dark chestnut
Eyes	Gray

The actress is fluent in English, German, Dutch, Turkish, and French and holds Dutch citizenship, where she spent her formative years.

Tuba Büyüküstün

Renowned for her work on television shows like "The Rise of the Ottoman Empire," "Dirty Money and Love," and "The Ambassador’s Daughter," she is a photo model and actress.

External information

Height	173 cm
Weight	62 kg
Chest size	86 cm
Waist size	71 cm
Hips	86 cm
Chest size	2
Hair	Dark chestnut
Eyes	Brown

As a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador in Turkey, Tuba is not only employed in the film industry but also actively involved in social activities.

Fahriye Evcen

The popular TV actress known for her bright, attractive appearance and feminine figure, who also happened to be Burak Ozcivit’s wife, was the lead role in the popular TV project "Korolek – a songbird."

External information

Height	170 cm
Weight	59 kg
Chest	88 cm
Waist	67 cm
Hips	97 cm
Chest size	2
Hair	Chestnut
Eyes	Dark brown

The actress is a fluent four-language speaker and holds a degree in sociology.

Beren Saat

Recognized as the "Diamond of Turkey," this stunning and well-liked actress is one of the nation’s most celebrated figures. Beren’s television credits include "The Magnificent Century. Kösem Empire," "Rhino Season," "Revenge," and "Forbidden Love."

External information

Height	167 cm
Weight	50 kg
Chest	87 cm
Waist	69 cm
Hips	89 cm
Chest size	2
Hair	Light brown colors
Eyes	Green

The actress, who actively represents the brands Tofita, Rexona, and Patos, says that she completely avoids makeup in her free time to protect her skin from the damaging effects of makeup.

Hande Erçel

Turkish actress who gained popularity following the broadcast of the television series "Knock on my door"

External information

Height	168 cm
Weight	55 kg
Chest	76 cm
Waist	58 cm
Hips	84 cm
Chest size	1
Hair	Black
Eyes	Black

Hande is the face of the cosmetics company L’Oréal Paris and actively works with fashion apparel brands.

Meryem Uzerli

Hugely eyed redhead who portrayed Hurrem Sultan in the television series "The Magnificent Century" with great skill.

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Height	173 cm
Weight	65 kg
Chest	91.5 cm
Waist	66 cm
Hips	89 cm
Chest size	3
Hair	Copper shade (their natural color is light brown)
Eyes	Gray-blue

Meryem, who is known as a sex icon in Turkey, actively participates in advertising and discloses to fans his love of Botox injections and cosmetic surgery, which developed during a time of "emotional burnout" and self-doubt.

Demet Ozdemir

Model and actress, well-known in Turkey and abroad, she portrayed the lead in the television series "The Smell of Strawberries," "Kurt Seit and Alexandra," and "Early Bird."

Look:

Height	170 cm
Weight	55 kg
Chest	81 cm
Waist	64 cm
Hips	84 cm
Chest size	1
Hair	Dark chestnut
Eyes	Dark brown

Demet, who also works as a professional dancer, is a staunch opponent of plastic surgery and says she would rather use time-tested, folk remedies to preserve her beauty.

Neslihan Atagyul

A well-known actress who has frequently acknowledged in interviews that she deliberately pursued her dream of becoming a movie star beginning in her adolescence rather than falling into it by accident. Neslihan’s roles in "Black Love" and "The Ambassador’s Daughter" contributed to her rise to fame.

Look:

Height	168 cm
Weight	54 kg
Chest	84 cm
Waist	59 cm
Hips	89 cm
Size breasts	1
Hair	Chestnut shade
Eyes	Green

The actress, who publicly displays her lack of makeup on social media and says she won’t cover up her physical imperfections, never gets tired of stating that she attributes her success to both her uniqueness and natural beauty.

Nur Fettahoglu

Turkish-German actress best known for playing Mahidevran Sultan in the television series "The Magnificent Century"

Look:

Height	169 cm
Weight	55 kg
Chest	85 cm
Waist	62 cm
Hips	90 cm
Chest size	2
Hair	Chestnut shade
Eyes	Gray-green

Nur’s first husband’s support helped launch her career, and as a result, she gained popularity among viewers both domestically and overseas. The actress is currently involved in three divorces, a large number of film projects, and magazine photo shoots.

Aycha Aysin Turan

The actress who topped the national media’s list of "the most beautiful stars of Turkey" based on viewer vote results starred in the film "Fairy Tale on the Island."

Look:

Height	167 cm
Weight	47 kg
Chest	86 cm
Waist	63 cm
Hips	87 cm
Chest size	1
Hair	Black
Eyes	Green

Aichi refers to ardent opponents of plastic surgery and takes pride in his inherent beauty.

Bergyuzar Korel

The third child and spouse of well-known actor Khalid Ergench; she is best known for her role in the television series "Thousand and One Night."

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Height	180 cm
Weight	65 kg
Breast volume	85 cm
The volume of the waist	68 cm
The volume of the hips	90 cm
Breast size	2
Hair	Dark chestnut color
Eyes	Brown

Bergyuzar enjoys cooking and says she never tried for fame, instead choosing to focus on her own sweets cafe that she opened in Dzhikhangir.

The blending of European and Balkan-Caucasian appearance types gave rise to the vivid, distinctive appearance of Turkish girls.

The majority of them have dark skin, hair, and eyes. They pay close attention to how they look and maintain a smooth, slim figure while also adhering to fashion trends and diets without going overboard.

Turkish women and girls come in a wide variety of looks, ranging from stunningly gorgeous to perfectly normal. Their beauty frequently reflects the diverse influences from both historical and contemporary times that make up Turkey’s rich cultural tapestry.

You can see that they can have anything from classic elegance to modern chic in their pictures. This diversity highlights how adaptable Turkish women are, as they confidently embrace both their tradition and the latest fashions.

Turkish women exude a distinct charm that is consistent with their cultural identity, regardless of whether they are dressed in traditional or contemporary clothing. This fusion of the modern and the ancient gives an idea of how dynamic and ever-changing Turkish beauty and style are.

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