OMG, Makeup and Women...

[SickbyDefinition]

You have to give teenage boys and girls the benefit of the doubt cause they have acnes to hide with teh make-up.

Also, dark mascara, baby blue eyeshadow, pink blush, and bright red lipstick is the only way to wear make-up.

[Revoltion]

You have to give teenage boys and girls the benefit of the doubt cause they have acnes to hide with teh make-up.

Also, dark mascara, baby blue eyeshadow, pink blush, and bright red lipstick is the only way to wear make-up.

You should probably demonstrate the methods to the public.

[Nesterus]

I bet she would do it if you did it first.

[Fallbreeze]

*makes sure computer won't break after seeing those images*

I actually had a former boss ask if I had a religious objection to wearing makeup. I told her no, but I'd poke my eye out with the mascara wand.

[Rota]

*makes sure computer won't break after seeing those images*

I actually had a former boss ask if I had a religious objection to wearing makeup. I told her no, but I'd poke my eye out with the mascara wand.

OMG yes!!

When I put on makeup to be on stage, I always thought I was going to stab my eye putting that horrid eyeliner.


Most women are prettier without makeup. Even if they are less camera friendly without it, the odds are they are prettier in person with no makeup.

[Reasoner]

Too much make up is ugly, but to get used to someone wearing make up then the next day they just put if off? Makes them look a lot more "older" then they would if I was used to them without make up. Personally, I dont care who wears make up or dosent, as long as you're comfortable with it and dont stress over it then I have no problem.

[Fallbreeze]

*Smiles at Rota, and says, jokingly*

OMG, Rota double posted! Put down the mascara wand, friend!

Seriously though, I had someone else do my makeup for musical productions. My director saw how close I had to get to a mirror to do it myself, and had pity on me.

[Rota]

Seriously though, I had someone else do my makeup for musical productions. My director saw how close I had to get to a mirror to do it myself, and had pity on me.

I needed help, too. My mom helped put it on for ballet performances I was in. I had a friend do it for any play I was in.

[Cosmic Fury]

I would argue that girls shouldn't apply lots of make-up just to please the people around them.

I personally like an honest person, who doesn't suck up to everyone simply to impress them...I would rather have an honest and solid Amazon as a girlfriend than someone who feel like she has to make pretensions and put on shows in order to stand out...

The point is this:

Beauty isn't just material, it's what's on the inside of you that will make you truly shine.

If you think you're ugly and fat, you'll probably do a good job in convincing other people of that opinion. If you act and feel truly beautiful, then people are going to notice, and appreciate you for who you are, not just for what you look like.

[Danique]

If you think you're ugly and fat, you'll probably do a good job in convincing other people of that opinion. If you act and feel truly beautiful, then people are going to notice, and appreciate you for who you are, not just for what you look like.

I couldn't have said it any better. Not this early without my coffee anyway. XD

I usually just wear mascara and lipgloss or lipstick.
However I think you can look beautiful with a lot of makeup on. You just have to know how to apply it. And honestly, most people don't. They cover their face with layers of foundation to cover acne and end up looking like Barbie. >.>