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Anyone else like watching makeup videos on youtube?

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pcgeek11 said:
What worries me most is to see men discussing wearing makeup.


It just isn't right.
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Men have no need to wear makeup if they have non-problematic skin. On the same vein, women have no need to wear it either if they are flawless to begin with.
 
Make up on a female makes me sick to my stomach.

Also, I am reminded of the Simpsons episode where Homer makes a make up shot gun and shoots Marge in the face. She then replies; "Homer, you have it set on whore" and she looked like a painted whore.
 
Macamus Prime said:
Make up on a female makes me sick to my stomach.

Also, I am reminded of the Simpsons episode where Homer makes a make up shot gun and shoots Marge in the face. She then replies; "Homer, you have it set on whore" and she looked like a painted whore.
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That was a great episode. He also invented a pneumatic hammer and something else I can't remember.
 
It's disheartening that in so many such situations, it just seems to become a vicious cycle--girl wears make-up to cover up blemishes. Girl gets used to her make-up look, and continues to more-regularly use larger amounts of make-up while potentially spending less time taking care of her skin. Girl becomes increasingly distraught by non-make-up look (which likely worsens due to decreased skin care and increased stress), thereby ramping up make-up use even more, and significantly intensifying her fear of being seen without make-up. Eventually, girl wears make-up during all non-sleeping hours, which pretty much precludes any sort of normal, proper skin care.
 
I have always wondered what kind of poisoning us men get from women and all their products and makeup... :hmm:

I guess we are ok since they do all that testing on animals 🙄
 
I bet it mostly looks good on video and in real life all that foundation looks caked on like she's some drama actress from the Shakespearian era.
 
Whisper said:
It's disheartening that in so many such situations, it just seems to become a vicious cycle--girl wears make-up to cover up blemishes. Girl gets used to her make-up look, and continues to more-regularly use larger amounts of make-up while potentially spending less time taking care of her skin. Girl becomes increasingly distraught by non-make-up look (which likely worsens due to decreased skin care and increased stress), thereby ramping up make-up use even more, and significantly intensifying her fear of being seen without make-up. Eventually, girl wears make-up during all non-sleeping hours, which pretty much precludes any sort of normal, proper skin care.
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It seems like this is likely what happened. I kind of feel bad for her, having to spend the extra time (maybe a couple hours/day) and money (adds up to thousands of dollars) to get to an "acceptable" appearance. She was crying pre-video from having to take off her makeup and go on camera.

It'd probably take a dermatologist a while to help her out. She'd just be your normal girl with minimal makeup and some time for her skin to heal.

Makeup by itself may not directly cause acne but it seems like rather than working on the base problem with a good routine, she's just covering the whole mess. Then after a while, the mindset gets locked in.
 
Whisper said:
It's disheartening that in so many such situations, it just seems to become a vicious cycle--girl wears make-up to cover up blemishes. Girl gets used to her make-up look, and continues to more-regularly use larger amounts of make-up while potentially spending less time taking care of her skin. Girl becomes increasingly distraught by non-make-up look (which likely worsens due to decreased skin care and increased stress), thereby ramping up make-up use even more, and significantly intensifying her fear of being seen without make-up. Eventually, girl wears make-up during all non-sleeping hours, which pretty much precludes any sort of normal, proper skin care.
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on the other hand makeup = less sun damage😛
 
My neighbors fiance wears a ton of makeup, you can freaking carve it off her face. The funniest part of it is, it is totally obvious cause her face is all tan looking cause the makeup and then right where the neck starts it just stops lol
 
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