Unique Miss: 8 crowns were awarded, some 60 years old, 1 finalist without makeup

It seems that more and more contests bearing the name "beauty" but not following the usual standards of beauty are becoming more and more popular. Even there are countless strange contests but still attract a large number of participants as well as the interest of the public.

8 crowns were given, some 60 years old

The competition called HeartShine in the US for all ages was founded in 2012 by Ciara - Miss HeartShine Barnes and her mother. The contest celebrates "inner beauty" with empowering, inspiring, and life-changing.

HeartShine is also the certifying b.ody for the Presidential Volunteer Service Awards and scholarships for State and National beauty queens.

And last February, a new term in California began with 8 crowns. More specifically, the age of the queens is from 16 to 60 years old. The beauty queens crowned at the Heartshine contest will have a term in California this year.

"Five crowned African-American women and one Latino woman. It all happened during Black History Month!" Shlanda Breeden, one of the newly crowned queens proudly shared.

Another queen, Deirdre Bolden, said she has participated in beauty contests for the past 13 years.

"I've never seen a result like this before, to be honest with you in any contest system," Bolden said of the contest's "unique" results.

The women said they chose to participate in Heartshine because points were calculated based on what they did for the community, not on how well they dressed or learned how to perform.

Celebrating the diversity of contestants while emphasizing inner qualities, scoring points based on community projects makes Heartshine receive many compliments.

Competition co-director Mack-Barnes said: "The mission is always to let your heart shine, to always give back to the community."

The first contestant in history to enter the Miss Universe final without makeup

Melisa Raouf, a 20-year-old university student from south London, made it to the semi-finals of the Miss England pageant with a bare face. She will compete for the crown in the finale this October.

Melisa also became the first contestant in the pageant's history to go without makeup. "It means a lot to me because I feel like a lot of girls of different ages wear makeup because they feel pressured to do so," Melisa explains.

"If a person is happy with their own skin, we shouldn't wear makeup to hide our face. Our flaws make us who we are and that's what makes each individual unique. ", She added.

Although the beauty also started wearing makeup very early, she decided to stay away from this at the competition.

"I never felt like I met the beauty standards. I recently accepted that I'm beautiful in my own skin and that's why I decided to enter the contest without makeup. " , the 20-year-old beauty shared in an interview.

The message that the beautiful day brought quickly spread far from England. Global fans hope that she will get the results she deserves in the upcoming finale.

Miss "bombs"

The idea of this contest is based on the fact that millions of Angolans have become victims of war bombs during recent times.

The founder of the contest, artist Morten Traavik explained that Miss Landmine - Miss Landmine is to celebrate pure beauty, beyond the limits of perfect b.ody. The 10 finalists will compete in a number of sub-competitions to find out who is worthy of the Miss Disability crown. And the prize of this contest is also very unique, which is a pair of prosthetic legs.

Miss pregnant

Not even a small waist can stop you from being the most beautiful tonight. That is the message full of humanity that the pageant wants to convey.

In addition, being a mother is one of the best things about a woman, this is also a bright spot that the contest wants to honor. Not much different from other beauty contests, the contest for pregnant women also has an evening gown and swimsuit competition.

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