In Islam itself, adorning oneself is not prohibited. In fact, it is recommended by the religion. However, there are certain etiquettes that must be followed so that adorning oneself does not bring sin to those who do it. Adorning oneself is not only limited to using makeup. It also includes overall appearance, such as the way one dresses, my friend Dream. Now, one thing that should not be forgotten when adorning oneself is to recite prayers.

Like in His word in the Surah Al-A'raf verse 31, which means as follows: "Say: 'Who has forbidden the adornment of Allah which He has produced for His servants and the good things of provision?' Say: 'They are for those who believe during worldly life but exclusively for them on the Day of Resurrection.' Thus do We detail the verses for a people who know." (Quran, Al-A'raf: 32) Then, in a hadith narrated by Abu Ayub Al-Anshari, the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "Four things are from the sunnah of the messengers: modesty, using fragrance, using a toothstick, and marriage."

The following is the sound of the reading that friends of Dream can practice daily: "Bismillahirrohmanirrohim. Holakodunya mianuuri walakho wa'tini cahaya nur Muhammad. Ya hadi, ya badiyah, ya nur." The way to practice it is when washing the face with ablution water, then practice the prayer three times, then blow it on the palm of the hand and say it thoroughly on the face. Then, after performing the obligatory prayer, recite the prayer as a wird 17 times. Then, after getting dressed up, recite the above prayer 33 times. Look in the mirror and also recite the prayer while looking in the mirror. InshaAllah, this prayer can make the face look bright and radiant.

In this case, there is no exact measurement of excessive meaning. However, in doing anything, including dressing up and wearing clothes, do not aim to show off, hope for praise, admiration, or attract the attention of others. Additionally, in wearing clothes, Islam has regulated that the attire worn should not resemble the attire of the opposite sex. As explained in the following hadith: "The Prophet Muhammad cursed men who resemble women and women who resemble men." (Narrated by Bukhari)