As an undeniably attractive woman (at least, I assumed, based on your prompt), you may have observed that certain advantages come with the territory, including potentially increased financial gain across a variety of career paths due to our society's longstanding fixation with physical appearance and conventional standards thereof. This concept has been labeled the "beauty premium" - whereby those judged more attractive by society may receive correspondingly fatter paychecks within different sectors and professions such as finance, entertainment, law, fashion and beyond.

Let me use waiting tables and bartending as examples to illustrate my previous points regarding the beauty premium affecting workers in different fields. These roles often rely heavily on tips, which provides a direct correlation between servers' appearances and the amount of gratuity received from customers, and studies show more conventionally attractive female servers generally secure larger amounts of tips than plainer coworkers or male colleagues. Such discrepancies can contribute to significant pay disparities between genders and among individual employees, exacerbating income inequality in the service sector. 

Of course, again, this inequality does exists for both sexes, and yet, whether we like it or not, many folks seeking employment, such as yourself, should recognize how you are perceived in terms of beauty could impact job prospects, performance reviews, promotions, and overall income potential.
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