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make-up or not?
fohfoh:
--- Quote from: MarchHare on January 25, 2011, 12:16:59 AM ---i use it when the situation calls for it. i don't need to wear makeup to go to class or the dining hall. for parties, however, it depends on what the party is.
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Concur. I generally like the non-makeup look, but light makeup isn't bad for parties and whatnot.
Cakeface however is not something I feel is "normal" though.
CRxTRDUDE:
Well, it's nice to have natural look makeup. It gives a nice clean feel. After all too much of it though will ruin the face. Unless you don't even need makeup. Those people are really amazing just the way they are.
(Oh... Quoted a Bruno Mars song... Unexpected of me...)
vuzedome:
No makeup? Good.
TMRNetShark:
This whole make-up/no make-up thing pisses me off. Not because I hate make-up... I just wish I had a girlfriend that would ask me if she looks better with or without.... and no... NOT FUCKING ONIONS...
Oh wait.. that only a Philly thing?
datora:
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I checked off the "isn't over-done" option. I actually fall closer to "No make up," but I'm more pragmatic than that. Minimal is always the best, none if it's an option. Very few of my girlfriends wore much, if any. I'm a very health-conscious type, so the sorts of women I'm attracted to are natural and focused more on the health care of what they have. I am a huge fan of natural oils and essences. Sage, cedar, patchouli, clove, rosemary, freesia, honeysuckle, cinnamon, lavender ... and many more along those lines so long as they are very natural essences, not artificial.
The ones focused on daily, heavy use aren't very attractive to me, so I've only dated about two of those type, and the relationships ended quickly. Not because of the make-up (only) but because that mind-set is an extension of personality that I don't get along with. A woman (or any person) who lives in harmony with the earth rather than as an artificial construction in conflict with it is always the more attractive.
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