Beauty is how you feel inside, and it reflects in your eyes. It is not something physical.

Loren’s remark reframes “beauty” as an inward state rather than an external measurement. By locating beauty “inside” and saying it “reflects in your eyes,” she suggests that confidence, vitality, kindness, and self-possession become visible through expression and presence—features that cannot be reduced to facial symmetry or fashion. The quote also pushes back against the objectifying gaze often directed at actresses: physical appearance may draw attention, but what endures is an inner quality that animates the face and shapes how others perceive you. In this view, beauty is less a fixed attribute than a lived condition, communicated through demeanor and emotional truth.