why does some girls wear so much make up?

[Omegachi]

why why why? some girls looks way better without the makeup, but for some reason, they still want to cake it on.... GRRRrr.

 

[intogamer]

because some girls look way better with make up?

 

[Sealy]

Because some girls are insecure, and think they need to hide behind the paint.

 

[olds]

They are hiding acne.

 

[montanafan]

I think most makeup is terrible for your skin. That's why I don't wear foundation or eye shadow. Just eyeliner, mascara, a little lipstick or lip gloss, and sometimes blush. I don't know why some women wear a lot makeup, a little of the above highlights your features and should be all you need.

 

[LordMaul]

Because you suck at English.

 

[bradruth]

Some just gotsta whore it up.

 

[MazerRackham]

They are trying to hide from you.

 

[Sealy]

Originally posted by: montanafan
I think most makeup is terrible for your skin. That's why I don't wear foundation or eye shadow. Just eyeliner, mascara, a little lipstick or lip gloss, and sometimes blush. I don't know why some women wear a lot makeup, a little of the above highlights your features and should be all you need.

Actually there is a lot of higher end make up that's good for your skin. There is nothing wrong with foundation, as long as you have the right kind for your skin, as well as the right colour. There should not be a line along your chin that you can see a difference from make up and natural skin tone.

Eyeshadows can be a great way to accentuate your eyes. That is the key though, accentuating what you already have, not hiding it under a ton of paint!

 

[pray4mojo]

pics?

 

[montanafan]

Originally posted by: Sealy

Originally posted by: montanafan
I think most makeup is terrible for your skin. That's why I don't wear foundation or eye shadow. Just eyeliner, mascara, a little lipstick or lip gloss, and sometimes blush. I don't know why some women wear a lot makeup, a little of the above highlights your features and should be all you need.

Actually there is a lot of higher end make up that's good for your skin. There is nothing wrong with foundation, as long as you have the right kind for your skin, as well as the right colour. There should not be a line along your chin that you can see a difference from make up and natural skin tone.

Eyeshadows can be a great way to accentuate your eyes. That is the key though, accentuating what you already have, not hiding it under a ton of paint!

I've heard that some foundation can be good for your skin, but if you have combination skin, I just don't see how one type could be good for both dry and oily skin at the same time. About the only reason I can see for using it is if they have a lot of blemishes or uneven complexion. Maybe I've just been lucky as far as acne and other blemishes go, but I've always thought that one of the reasons I've never had a problem has to do with not using the makeup.

As far as eyeshadow goes, I've always felt that because the skin there is so thin, all that manipulation from putting the eyeshadow on and taking it off would contribute to wrinkling later on.

 

[jds2006]

I love makeup

 

[Sealy]

Originally posted by: montanafan

Originally posted by: Sealy

Originally posted by: montanafan
I think most makeup is terrible for your skin. That's why I don't wear foundation or eye shadow. Just eyeliner, mascara, a little lipstick or lip gloss, and sometimes blush. I don't know why some women wear a lot makeup, a little of the above highlights your features and should be all you need.

Actually there is a lot of higher end make up that's good for your skin. There is nothing wrong with foundation, as long as you have the right kind for your skin, as well as the right colour. There should not be a line along your chin that you can see a difference from make up and natural skin tone.

Eyeshadows can be a great way to accentuate your eyes. That is the key though, accentuating what you already have, not hiding it under a ton of paint!

I've heard that some foundation can be good for your skin, but if you have combination skin, I just don't see how one type could be good for both dry and oily skin at the same time. About the only reason I can see for using it is if they have a lot of blemishes or uneven complexion. Maybe I've just been lucky as far as acne and other blemishes go, but I've always thought that one of the reasons I've never had a problem has to do with not using the makeup.

As far as eyeshadow goes, I've always felt that because the skin there is so thin, all that manipulation from putting the eyeshadow on and taking it off would contribute to wrinkling later on.

There is foundation for dry/oily skin, not sure about the science behind it...but hey if you don't feel you need it, then more power to you!

I'm not sure how you are putting on your eyeshadow...but I can put it on without moving
much if any of my skin...perhaps you're not using proffessional brushes?? If you just used the sponges that come with the makeup, then I suppose it could be hard on your eye skin.

Another tip for not damaging the delicate eye skin, is instead of waxing....find someone who does threading. Much better for elasticity of the skin.

 

[Omegachi]

Originally posted by: Sealy

Originally posted by: montanafan

Originally posted by: Sealy

Originally posted by: montanafan
I think most makeup is terrible for your skin. That's why I don't wear foundation or eye shadow. Just eyeliner, mascara, a little lipstick or lip gloss, and sometimes blush. I don't know why some women wear a lot makeup, a little of the above highlights your features and should be all you need.

Actually there is a lot of higher end make up that's good for your skin. There is nothing wrong with foundation, as long as you have the right kind for your skin, as well as the right colour. There should not be a line along your chin that you can see a difference from make up and natural skin tone.

Eyeshadows can be a great way to accentuate your eyes. That is the key though, accentuating what you already have, not hiding it under a ton of paint!

I've heard that some foundation can be good for your skin, but if you have combination skin, I just don't see how one type could be good for both dry and oily skin at the same time. About the only reason I can see for using it is if they have a lot of blemishes or uneven complexion. Maybe I've just been lucky as far as acne and other blemishes go, but I've always thought that one of the reasons I've never had a problem has to do with not using the makeup.

As far as eyeshadow goes, I've always felt that because the skin there is so thin, all that manipulation from putting the eyeshadow on and taking it off would contribute to wrinkling later on.

There is foundation for dry/oily skin, not sure about the science behind it...but hey if you don't feel you need it, then more power to you!

I'm not sure how you are putting on your eyeshadow...but I can put it on without moving
much if any of my skin...perhaps you're not using proffessional brushes?? If you just used the sponges that come with the makeup, then I suppose it could be hard on your eye skin.

Another tip for not damaging the delicate eye skin, is instead of waxing....find someone who does threading. Much better for elasticity of the skin.

hmm... i hope you guys are not dudes...

 

[Sealy]

Originally posted by: Omegachi

Originally posted by: Sealy

Originally posted by: montanafan

Originally posted by: Sealy

Originally posted by: montanafan
I think most makeup is terrible for your skin. That's why I don't wear foundation or eye shadow. Just eyeliner, mascara, a little lipstick or lip gloss, and sometimes blush. I don't know why some women wear a lot makeup, a little of the above highlights your features and should be all you need.

Actually there is a lot of higher end make up that's good for your skin. There is nothing wrong with foundation, as long as you have the right kind for your skin, as well as the right colour. There should not be a line along your chin that you can see a difference from make up and natural skin tone.

Eyeshadows can be a great way to accentuate your eyes. That is the key though, accentuating what you already have, not hiding it under a ton of paint!

I've heard that some foundation can be good for your skin, but if you have combination skin, I just don't see how one type could be good for both dry and oily skin at the same time. About the only reason I can see for using it is if they have a lot of blemishes or uneven complexion. Maybe I've just been lucky as far as acne and other blemishes go, but I've always thought that one of the reasons I've never had a problem has to do with not using the makeup.

As far as eyeshadow goes, I've always felt that because the skin there is so thin, all that manipulation from putting the eyeshadow on and taking it off would contribute to wrinkling later on.

There is foundation for dry/oily skin, not sure about the science behind it...but hey if you don't feel you need it, then more power to you!

I'm not sure how you are putting on your eyeshadow...but I can put it on without moving
much if any of my skin...perhaps you're not using proffessional brushes?? If you just used the sponges that come with the makeup, then I suppose it could be hard on your eye skin.

Another tip for not damaging the delicate eye skin, is instead of waxing....find someone who does threading. Much better for elasticity of the skin.

hmm... i hope you guys are not dudes...

LOL! I was gonna say read my sig...but I guess a guy could have written that too. I am a girl...really!

 

[EmperorIQ]

Originally posted by: Omegachi

Originally posted by: Sealy

Originally posted by: montanafan

Originally posted by: Sealy

Originally posted by: montanafan
I think most makeup is terrible for your skin. That's why I don't wear foundation or eye shadow. Just eyeliner, mascara, a little lipstick or lip gloss, and sometimes blush. I don't know why some women wear a lot makeup, a little of the above highlights your features and should be all you need.

Actually there is a lot of higher end make up that's good for your skin. There is nothing wrong with foundation, as long as you have the right kind for your skin, as well as the right colour. There should not be a line along your chin that you can see a difference from make up and natural skin tone.

Eyeshadows can be a great way to accentuate your eyes. That is the key though, accentuating what you already have, not hiding it under a ton of paint!

I've heard that some foundation can be good for your skin, but if you have combination skin, I just don't see how one type could be good for both dry and oily skin at the same time. About the only reason I can see for using it is if they have a lot of blemishes or uneven complexion. Maybe I've just been lucky as far as acne and other blemishes go, but I've always thought that one of the reasons I've never had a problem has to do with not using the makeup.

As far as eyeshadow goes, I've always felt that because the skin there is so thin, all that manipulation from putting the eyeshadow on and taking it off would contribute to wrinkling later on.

There is foundation for dry/oily skin, not sure about the science behind it...but hey if you don't feel you need it, then more power to you!

I'm not sure how you are putting on your eyeshadow...but I can put it on without moving
much if any of my skin...perhaps you're not using proffessional brushes?? If you just used the sponges that come with the makeup, then I suppose it could be hard on your eye skin.

Another tip for not damaging the delicate eye skin, is instead of waxing....find someone who does threading. Much better for elasticity of the skin.

hmm... i hope you guys are not dudes...

me too, me too. . . . .

 

[LordMorpheus]

Originally posted by: Omegachi
why why why? some girls looks way better without the makeup, but for some reason, they still want to cake it on.... GRRRrr.

if you are friends with her tell her she is beautiful w/o makeup and that it detracts from her appearence . . . you could score major points . . . (or lose them . . . females are impossible to predict)

 

[intogamer]

Originally posted by: EmperorIQ

Originally posted by: Omegachi

Originally posted by: Sealy

Originally posted by: montanafan

Originally posted by: Sealy

Originally posted by: montanafan
I think most makeup is terrible for your skin. That's why I don't wear foundation or eye shadow. Just eyeliner, mascara, a little lipstick or lip gloss, and sometimes blush. I don't know why some women wear a lot makeup, a little of the above highlights your features and should be all you need.

Actually there is a lot of higher end make up that's good for your skin. There is nothing wrong with foundation, as long as you have the right kind for your skin, as well as the right colour. There should not be a line along your chin that you can see a difference from make up and natural skin tone.

Eyeshadows can be a great way to accentuate your eyes. That is the key though, accentuating what you already have, not hiding it under a ton of paint!

I've heard that some foundation can be good for your skin, but if you have combination skin, I just don't see how one type could be good for both dry and oily skin at the same time. About the only reason I can see for using it is if they have a lot of blemishes or uneven complexion. Maybe I've just been lucky as far as acne and other blemishes go, but I've always thought that one of the reasons I've never had a problem has to do with not using the makeup.

As far as eyeshadow goes, I've always felt that because the skin there is so thin, all that manipulation from putting the eyeshadow on and taking it off would contribute to wrinkling later on.

There is foundation for dry/oily skin, not sure about the science behind it...but hey if you don't feel you need it, then more power to you!

I'm not sure how you are putting on your eyeshadow...but I can put it on without moving
much if any of my skin...perhaps you're not using proffessional brushes?? If you just used the sponges that come with the makeup, then I suppose it could be hard on your eye skin.

Another tip for not damaging the delicate eye skin, is instead of waxing....find someone who does threading. Much better for elasticity of the skin.

hmm... i hope you guys are not dudes...

me too, me too. . . . .

 

[Sealy]

Originally posted by: LordMorpheus

Originally posted by: Omegachi
why why why? some girls looks way better without the makeup, but for some reason, they still want to cake it on.... GRRRrr.

if you are friends with her tell her she is beautiful w/o makeup and that it detracts from her appearence . . . you could score major points . . . (or lose them . . . females are impossible to predict)

That fact that you know that much, makes you much higher up in the food chain!

 

[Megalomaniacal]

I wear Hopps Solvent for perfume, a leather biker jacket, and cutoff bdus for fashion, and dirt for makeup

 

[montanafan]

"hmm... i hope you guys are not dudes..."

LOL! I've been here for almost 6 years and I still get referred to as dude a lot of the time when someone replies to one of my posts. It happened just the other day. I've had my name in my sig the whole time too. I guess the guys are so used to the predominant dude factor here that they just assume.

Oh, and Sealy, I've used the brushes the few times I've tried eyeshadow, but it's the removal that I was talking about. I say if they like it and feel comfortable with it to go for it. Some can apply and wear it so that it compliments their look very nicely. I guess it's just not my thing.

 

[n7]

Girls who look beautiful w/o makeup = :thumbsup:

I personally hate it when they load on so much you can't really tell what they actually look like.

 

[lavagirl669]

because some girls scare themselves when they wake up and
look in the mirror....:Q

 

[Saint Nick]

i've only seen a couple of girls who have a true, natural beauty.

 

[shrimpsiumai]

it's ironic how they put on makeup to cover acne yet it only induces more...

wait.... this is all before marriage eh?