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Ladies don't do it it does the opposite for you !!!
OK just seen attractive lady in day light with foundation .not that it was applied badly just it was obvious and her natural complexion would gave been lovely
That said eye makeup and lips are fine enhancers but the foundation thing is almost always needless and usually detrimental to the aesthetic xx  |
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over a year ago
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"Ladies don't do it it does the opposite for you !!!
OK just seen attractive lady in day light with foundation .not that it was applied badly just it was obvious and her natural complexion would gave been lovely
That said eye makeup and lips are fine enhancers but the foundation thing is almost always needless and usually detrimental to the aesthetic xx "
You won't like me then. Apart from weekends unless I'm going out, I wear it everyday. The works as I call it |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
(She/ her) in Sensualityland |
I agree to an extent...and only like a little bit of make up - I think foundation should not be noticed as it blends in with the natural skin tone and does not look like an extra layer.
Too much make up, especially for us more mature specimen just makes us look older.
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"Ladies don't do it it does the opposite for you !!!
OK just seen attractive lady in day light with foundation .not that it was applied badly just it was obvious and her natural complexion would gave been lovely
That said eye makeup and lips are fine enhancers but the foundation thing is almost always needless and usually detrimental to the aesthetic xx "
Have bad skin so i have to  |
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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago
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"Ladies don't do it it does the opposite for you !!!
OK just seen attractive lady in day light with foundation .not that it was applied badly just it was obvious and her natural complexion would gave been lovely
That said eye makeup and lips are fine enhancers but the foundation thing is almost always needless and usually detrimental to the aesthetic xx "
Thanks for the tips. Any advice on sanitary products or bras?  |
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over a year ago
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i only wear it for a spwcial occasion most of my friends wear it religiously every day an there skin is now terrible they always compliment me on my complecyion and I do believe its because i nt over the make up anbelieve in.the au natural look |
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"Ladies don't do it it does the opposite for you !!!
OK just seen attractive lady in day light with foundation .not that it was applied badly just it was obvious and her natural complexion would gave been lovely
That said eye makeup and lips are fine enhancers but the foundation thing is almost always needless and usually detrimental to the aesthetic xx
Thanks for the tips. Any advice on sanitary products or bras? "
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Make up isn't bad it's the application of it...often people don't get their foundation matched with their skin tone so sometimes it appears with an orange tinge or if it's too light it can make your face look like you have dunked your face in a bowl of talc..I wear make up everyday and apply what suits me... |
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"Make up isn't bad it's the application of it...often people don't get their foundation matched with their skin tone so sometimes it appears with an orange tinge or if it's too light it can make your face look like you have dunked your face in a bowl of talc..I wear make up everyday and apply what suits me... "
I've always had a great complexion...I don't wash my face with soap and I moisturise and drink plenty of water... |
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"I wear a BB cream and a bit of lip gloss "
I wear BB cream, never heard of it till i went to chemist and asked which one i should buy, is it much different from foundation? |
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"I wear a BB cream and a bit of lip gloss
I wear BB cream, never heard of it till i went to chemist and asked which one i should buy, is it much different from foundation?"
Yes essentially it's a tinted moisturiser...it gives a coverage and blends away imperfections but it's does not provide complete coverage like a foundation...bb cream is good in the summer when it's hot it allows your skin to breath...I use it in the summer nothing worse than sweaty foundation coverage |
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By *andS33Couple
over a year ago
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Don't wear very much makeup at all, just a bit if mascara and lipstick for me. Mainly due to the fact I can't be bothered lol, and also the fact I'm useless with foundation. I would end up orange with a stupid line around my neck. Hate trying clothes on in shops and finding the covered in makeup from other women. |
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over a year ago
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"Ladies don't do it it does the opposite for you !!!
OK just seen attractive lady in day light with foundation .not that it was applied badly just it was obvious and her natural complexion would gave been lovely
That said eye makeup and lips are fine enhancers but the foundation thing is almost always needless and usually detrimental to the aesthetic xx "
Not since the days of Max Factor make up sticks have I worn foundation.
A tinted moisturiser with SPF is my friend then a cream blusher.
I like to spend a little time doing my eyes though, a lash of mascara and YSL concealer for the tired shadows. |
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By *ezebelWoman
over a year ago
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"I wear a BB cream and a bit of lip gloss
I wear BB cream, never heard of it till i went to chemist and asked which one i should buy, is it much different from foundation?
Yes essentially it's a tinted moisturiser...it gives a coverage and blends away imperfections but it's does not provide complete coverage like a foundation...bb cream is good in the summer when it's hot it allows your skin to breath...I use it in the summer nothing worse than sweaty foundation coverage "
If I use anything I use a CC.
Still looking for something for my DDs |
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Thanks for the tips. Any advice on sanitary products or bras?
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Oh really I'm not qualified to comment although I can see the final result better than the lady x Ok lillets for tampons and try not to use under wiring go to marks to ensure you're wearing the right size a fair proportion of women are not xx
As for bad skin x we can see it and it looks worse through make up it really does it always has and it's always been obvious . Red complexion that's more difficult however I used to use witch hazel with an essential oil can't remember which bergamot perhaps but now with a gentle all year glow I don't bother . And sorry even the most perfect application of foundation is obvious during the day also horrid to taste x I did suggest mascara eye make up , punctuation as it were are positive enhancer a I'm only pointing out that the whole face alleged flaw concealer does not on the tin do xxxx |
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I agree. I hate seeing young girls with foundation. so obvious. not blended in well. and totally the wrong colour. if they have bad skin. can understand a little more, but do need to learn how to use it properly. us more mature ladies need it to hide a multitude of sins. used properly should be unnoticeable. |
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"I agree. I hate seeing young girls with foundation. so obvious. not blended in well. and totally the wrong colour. if they have bad skin. can understand a little more, but do need to learn how to use it properly. us more mature ladies need it to hide a multitude of sins. used properly should be unnoticeable."
You mature ladies need it even less . The older the lady unless your face is 100 % hairless the more obvious the foundation is , sorry |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"I agree. I hate seeing young girls with foundation. so obvious. not blended in well. and totally the wrong colour. if they have bad skin. can understand a little more, but do need to learn how to use it properly. us more mature ladies need it to hide a multitude of sins. used properly should be unnoticeable.
You mature ladies need it even less . The older the lady unless your face is 100 % hairless the more obvious the foundation is , sorry"
Completely agree - do not apologise for speaking the truth ! |
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By *adybee77Woman
over a year ago
MAMOBA, miles and miles of bugger all (Aberdeenshire) |
I'm a full face on lady every day for work. I feel more confident with it, and happier. I've been told I have great skin and look young for my age, moisturiser (just a cheap one), drink loads of water and don't wash with soap.
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"I agree. I hate seeing young girls with foundation. so obvious. not blended in well. and totally the wrong colour. if they have bad skin. can understand a little more, but do need to learn how to use it properly. us more mature ladies need it to hide a multitude of sins. used properly should be unnoticeable.
You mature ladies need it even less . The older the lady unless your face is 100 % hairless the more obvious the foundation is , sorry"
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By *ezebelWoman
over a year ago
North of The Wall - youll need your vest |
"I agree. I hate seeing young girls with foundation. so obvious. not blended in well. and totally the wrong colour. if they have bad skin. can understand a little more, but do need to learn how to use it properly. us more mature ladies need it to hide a multitude of sins. used properly should be unnoticeable.
You mature ladies need it even less . The older the lady unless your face is 100 % hairless the more obvious the foundation is , sorry and if they don't wanna resemble widow twanky in a panto! "
To be honest Id be more worried about having a hairy face than I would be about wearing the wrong shade of foundation  |
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By *ezebelWoman
over a year ago
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To be honest Id be more worried about having a hairy face than I would be about wearing the wrong shade of foundation
My problems bigger than yours   "
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"I'm a full face on lady every day for work. I feel more confident with it, and happier. I've been told I have great skin and look young for my age, moisturiser (just a cheap one), drink loads of water and don't wash with soap.
If
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We ladies only wear it for the men, at home you more likely to see our lips smeared with Cadbury's Dairy Milk than Revlon.
Jenny xxx"
Dairy milk true but no you gals as Hi lighted above do it for your confidence or not to feel naked ask many men and they would tell you not to wear it . I actively avoid women who go ott unless it's a particular venue .snog marry avoid illustrates many men just don't get it its a made up self justification to wear a mask which becomes a needless habit xxx |
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By *adybee77Woman
over a year ago
MAMOBA, miles and miles of bugger all (Aberdeenshire) |
There is a big difference between light make up to accentuate every day, and looking like you have been gang-banged by crayola, or been face fucked by max factor.
One day i got distracted before I put on my eye liner, and went out with just my normal foundation, and folk thought I wasn't wearing anything. |
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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago
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Thanks for the tips. Any advice on sanitary products or bras?
Oh really I'm not qualified to comment although I can see the final result better than the lady x Ok lillets for tampons and try not to use under wiring go to marks to ensure you're wearing the right size a fair proportion of women are not xx
As for bad skin x we can see it and it looks worse through make up it really does it always has and it's always been obvious . Red complexion that's more difficult however I used to use witch hazel with an essential oil can't remember which bergamot perhaps but now with a gentle all year glow I don't bother . And sorry even the most perfect application of foundation is obvious during the day also horrid to taste x I did suggest mascara eye make up , punctuation as it were are positive enhancer a I'm only pointing out that the whole face alleged flaw concealer does not on the tin do xxxx "
Better and better. Maybe now you could suggest what is the best pain relief during child birth. Pethidine? Epidural? And what's your take on episiotomy? |
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Thanks for the tips. Any advice on sanitary products or bras?
Oh really I'm not qualified to comment although I can see the final result better than the lady x Ok lillets for tampons and try not to use under wiring go to marks to ensure you're wearing the right size a fair proportion of women are not xx
As for bad skin x we can see it and it looks worse through make up it really does it always has and it's always been obvious . Red complexion that's more difficult however I used to use witch hazel with an essential oil can't remember which bergamot perhaps but now with a gentle all year glow I don't bother . And sorry even the most perfect application of foundation is obvious during the day also horrid to taste x I did suggest mascara eye make up , punctuation as it were are positive enhancer a I'm only pointing out that the whole face alleged flaw concealer does not on the tin do xxxx
Better and better. Maybe now you could suggest what is the best pain relief during child birth. Pethidine? Epidural? And what's your take on ? "
That's easy whichever one does not have an effect on the baby . As for episiotomy apart from having nothing to do with makeup my view would be the same as any right minded human male or female an undesirable necessity x or would you dictate premature birth or cesarean ? In truth my limited knowledge would lean towards every case being specific and my first philosophical thought is the well being of the child comes above the comfort of the woman x |
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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago
Over the rainbow, under the bridge |
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Thanks for the tips. Any advice on sanitary products or bras?
Oh really I'm not qualified to comment although I can see the final result better than the lady x Ok lillets for tampons and try not to use under wiring go to marks to ensure you're wearing the right size a fair proportion of women are not xx
As for bad skin x we can see it and it looks worse through make up it really does it always has and it's always been obvious . Red complexion that's more difficult however I used to use witch hazel with an essential oil can't remember which bergamot perhaps but now with a gentle all year glow I don't bother . And sorry even the most perfect application of foundation is obvious during the day also horrid to taste x I did suggest mascara eye make up , punctuation as it were are positive enhancer a I'm only pointing out that the whole face alleged flaw concealer does not on the tin do xxxx
Better and better. Maybe now you could suggest what is the best pain relief during child birth. Pethidine? Epidural? And what's your take on ?
That's easy whichever one does not have an effect on the baby . As for episiotomy apart from having nothing to do with makeup my view would be the same as any right minded human male or female an undesirable necessity x or would you dictate premature birth or cesarean ? In truth my limited knowledge would lean towards every case being specific and my first philosophical thought is the well being of the child comes above the comfort of the woman x "
That's cleared that up then. No pain relief it is.
Now, any thoughts on menopause? |
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Thanks for the tips. Any advice on sanitary products or bras?
Oh really I'm not qualified to comment although I can see the final result better than the lady x Ok lillets for tampons and try not to use under wiring go to marks to ensure you're wearing the right size a fair proportion of women are not xx
As for bad skin x we can see it and it looks worse through make up it really does it always has and it's always been obvious . Red complexion that's more difficult however I used to use witch hazel with an essential oil can't remember which bergamot perhaps but now with a gentle all year glow I don't bother . And sorry even the most perfect application of foundation is obvious during the day also horrid to taste x I did suggest mascara eye make up , punctuation as it were are positive enhancer a I'm only pointing out that the whole face alleged flaw concealer does not on the tin do xxxx
Better and better. Maybe now you could suggest what is the best pain relief during child birth. Pethidine? Epidural? And what's your take on ?
That's easy whichever one does not have an effect on the baby . As for episiotomy apart from having nothing to do with makeup my view would be the same as any right minded human male or female an undesirable necessity x or would you dictate premature birth or cesarean ? In truth my limited knowledge would lean towards every case being specific and my first philosophical thought is the well being of the child comes above the comfort of the woman x
That's cleared that up then. No pain relief it is.
Now, any thoughts on menopause? "
Hrt will remove many of the so called negotive conciquences in some but not all its a personal choice the long term effects of hrt are still being researched .Some men experience a loss of libido and I'm no fan of viagra
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I don't wear makeup most of the time (because I'm too lazy and can't be bothered) but if I am meeting with friends or I night out I will wear it. I can assure you it makes me look much better
I also saw a link on Facebook. It showed about 18 different women before and after makeup. The difference it made to the women, just wish I could apply makeup like that! |
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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago
Over the rainbow, under the bridge |
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Thanks for the tips. Any advice on sanitary products or bras?
Oh really I'm not qualified to comment although I can see the final result better than the lady x Ok lillets for tampons and try not to use under wiring go to marks to ensure you're wearing the right size a fair proportion of women are not xx
As for bad skin x we can see it and it looks worse through make up it really does it always has and it's always been obvious . Red complexion that's more difficult however I used to use witch hazel with an essential oil can't remember which bergamot perhaps but now with a gentle all year glow I don't bother . And sorry even the most perfect application of foundation is obvious during the day also horrid to taste x I did suggest mascara eye make up , punctuation as it were are positive enhancer a I'm only pointing out that the whole face alleged flaw concealer does not on the tin do xxxx
Better and better. Maybe now you could suggest what is the best pain relief during child birth. Pethidine? Epidural? And what's your take on ?
That's easy whichever one does not have an effect on the baby . As for episiotomy apart from having nothing to do with makeup my view would be the same as any right minded human male or female an undesirable necessity x or would you dictate premature birth or cesarean ? In truth my limited knowledge would lean towards every case being specific and my first philosophical thought is the well being of the child comes above the comfort of the woman x
That's cleared that up then. No pain relief it is.
Now, any thoughts on menopause?
Hrt will remove many of the so called negotive conciquences in some but not all its a personal choice the long term effects of hrt are still being researched .Some men experience a loss of libido and I'm no fan of viagra
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Not sure what men have to do with the menopause. |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"I don't wear makeup most of the time (because I'm too lazy and can't be bothered) but if I am meeting with friends or I night out I will wear it. I can assure you it makes me look much better
I also saw a link on Facebook. It showed about 18 different women before and after makeup. The difference it made to the women, just wish I could apply makeup like that! "
I think you are right that make up can enhance and improve looks. I just wonder if you are used to being seen with (a lot of) make up all the time, how would that person feel when they meet people without it, eg first thing in the morning?
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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Not sure what men have to do with the menopause. "
To be honest I was wondering how the thread went away from the original questio about make up to all sorts of unmentionables... |
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It's a personal side swipe suggesting a man knows nothing about woman things and has no right or qualification to comment on make up
Now if I were only to show my rocky horror pics xxx oh yes I can do make up and I own a lip brush xxx |
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Thanks for the tips. Any advice on sanitary products or bras?
Oh really I'm not qualified to comment although I can see the final result better than the lady x Ok lillets for tampons and try not to use under wiring go to marks to ensure you're wearing the right size a fair proportion of women are not xx
As for bad skin x we can see it and it looks worse through make up it really does it always has and it's always been obvious . Red complexion that's more difficult however I used to use witch hazel with an essential oil can't remember which bergamot perhaps but now with a gentle all year glow I don't bother . And sorry even the most perfect application of foundation is obvious during the day also horrid to taste x I did suggest mascara eye make up , punctuation as it were are positive enhancer a I'm only pointing out that the whole face alleged flaw concealer does not on the tin do xxxx
Better and better. Maybe now you could suggest what is the best pain relief during child birth. Pethidine? Epidural? And what's your take on ?
That's easy whichever one does not have an effect on the baby . As for episiotomy apart from having nothing to do with makeup my view would be the same as any right minded human male or female an undesirable necessity x or would you dictate premature birth or cesarean ? In truth my limited knowledge would lean towards every case being specific and my first philosophical thought is the well being of the child comes above the comfort of the woman x
That's cleared that up then. No pain relief it is.
Now, any thoughts on menopause?
Hrt will remove many of the so called negotive conciquences in some but not all its a personal choice the long term effects of hrt are still being researched .Some men experience a loss of libido and I'm no fan of viagra
Not sure what men have to do with the menopause. "
Oh dear you may forget that we men live around you ladies our lives and experiences are intertwined my mum is going through hers and I love and care about her we talk I hug x we is all in this life together . So less of the it's girls stuff/ problems .its right as a man we understand such things |
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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago
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Thanks for the tips. Any advice on sanitary products or bras?
Oh really I'm not qualified to comment although I can see the final result better than the lady x Ok lillets for tampons and try not to use under wiring go to marks to ensure you're wearing the right size a fair proportion of women are not xx
As for bad skin x we can see it and it looks worse through make up it really does it always has and it's always been obvious . Red complexion that's more difficult however I used to use witch hazel with an essential oil can't remember which bergamot perhaps but now with a gentle all year glow I don't bother . And sorry even the most perfect application of foundation is obvious during the day also horrid to taste x I did suggest mascara eye make up , punctuation as it were are positive enhancer a I'm only pointing out that the whole face alleged flaw concealer does not on the tin do xxxx
Better and better. Maybe now you could suggest what is the best pain relief during child birth. Pethidine? Epidural? And what's your take on ?
That's easy whichever one does not have an effect on the baby . As for episiotomy apart from having nothing to do with makeup my view would be the same as any right minded human male or female an undesirable necessity x or would you dictate premature birth or cesarean ? In truth my limited knowledge would lean towards every case being specific and my first philosophical thought is the well being of the child comes above the comfort of the woman x
That's cleared that up then. No pain relief it is.
Now, any thoughts on menopause?
Hrt will remove many of the so called negotive conciquences in some but not all its a personal choice the long term effects of hrt are still being researched .Some men experience a loss of libido and I'm no fan of viagra
Not sure what men have to do with the menopause.
Oh dear you may forget that we men live around you ladies our lives and experiences are intertwined my mum is going through hers and I love and care about her we talk I hug x we is all in this life together . So less of the it's girls stuff/ problems .its right as a man we understand such things "
And that qualifies you to tell adult women how to put on make up. Completely understand you now.
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If you know by looking he has used too much grease you indeed should tell him x of course in many applications one cannot over grease as the seals release the excess but if that excess then makes a mess it's not been done with care or consideration .dis I mention I'm an engineer ? |
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"OP one thing you will never experience are periods "
Are you sure live with women for 20 years we certainly do x enough to empathise xx understand and comment . If i were saying women complain too much about , then your comments would be justified but I'm not so there are needless in this context |
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"OP one thing you will never experience are periods
Are you sure live with women for 20 years we certainly do x enough to empathise xx understand and comment . If i were saying women complain too much about , then your comments would be justified but I'm not so there are needless in this context"
I was having a laugh....never mind |
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Ok society has managed to convince too many beautiful ladies that they must go through the daily routine some dare not go out make up nude this is a very bad state my point was only to assure said ladies that their safety mask is genuinely needless from the perspective of many men. It would be fantastic to liberate some from the tyranny of the makeup companies who trust me ensure each generation of girls become hooked x but if you don't know me n think I'm just botching carelessly about women then hey Ho x |
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"OP one thing you will never experience are periods
Are you sure live with women for 20 years we certainly do x enough to empathise xx understand and comment . If i were saying women complain too much about , then your comments would be justified but I'm not so there are needless in this context
I was having a laugh....never mind "
I know you were lovely . I bit at the comment not the person xxx some often say it and mean it xx |
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"OP one thing you will never experience are periods
Are you sure live with women for 20 years we certainly do x enough to empathise xx understand and comment . If i were saying women complain too much about , then your comments would be justified but I'm not so there are needless in this context
I was having a laugh....never mind
I know you were lovely . I bit at the comment not the person xxx some often say it and mean it xx "
Don't sweat it sweet cheeks...now women and make up some wear it as they feel naked without it...it also boosts self confidence...I wear make up everyday apart from when I get home from work then it comes off..I know how to apply make up professionally so I know what goes etc |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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Foundation makes my skin blotchy and itchy. Plus, with my colouring, it's hard to get a colour match.
I like not worrying about my face. I put some eyeliner, mascara and lippy on for looking made up and add eyeshadow for an effect when dressing up and going out. I'm too lazy for anything more.
I look ok.
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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago
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"If you know by looking he has used too much grease you indeed should tell him x of course in many applications one cannot over grease as the seals release the excess but if that excess then makes a mess it's not been done with care or consideration .dis I mention I'm an engineer ?"
So you know nothing about make up and what you know of other female issues you have read or observed but never experienced. But don't let that stop you from telling us how to go about things. Evidently 'empathy' tops real, visceral experience. |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"If you know by looking he has used too much grease you indeed should tell him x of course in many applications one cannot over grease as the seals release the excess but if that excess then makes a mess it's not been done with care or consideration .dis I mention I'm an engineer ?
So you know nothing about make up and what you know of other female issues you have read or observed but never experienced. But don't let that stop you from telling us how to go about things. Evidently 'empathy' tops real, visceral experience. "
I don't wear foundation so does that mean I can't have an opinion on the wearing of it and how it makes people look?
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"If you know by looking he has used too much grease you indeed should tell him x of course in many applications one cannot over grease as the seals release the excess but if that excess then makes a mess it's not been done with care or consideration .dis I mention I'm an engineer ?
So you know nothing about make up and what you know of other female issues you have read or observed but never experienced. But don't let that stop you from telling us how to go about things. Evidently 'empathy' tops real, visceral experience. "
Erm at what juncture did I say I know nothing about makeup ? The fact I own and can use a lip brush if you took the time to read and not rant would have informed you of this . I'm very pro personal expression and very anti subconscious society led habitual behaviour x I was not telling anyone what to do rather informing that from our perspective it's not necessary and often has a contrary effect to that which is intended .I think we call my position objective xx
And yes empathy is a great attribute I'm proud to be able to look into a persons eyes and know they need a hug .A customer of mine came to see me I knew his child had tragically died .I don't have children what the fuck do I know , I knew enough to say little a give him a hug xx
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
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Why is it that the vast majority of these threads, along the lines of 'do this or don't do that in order to look good for us' are written by men and aimed at women?
And most of the rest are women being bitchy about other women.
Women (and men that way inclined) may have their own views on what's attractive in men, but for some reason they generally don't feel the need to spontaneously post about it, to tell the men what they should do to look attractive *to them*. They seem not to think that men have some sort of duty to look good to them.
The worst I've seen directed at blokes is 'I prefer body hair/no body hair', 'I don't/do like cock pics' and criticism of socks and sandals.
Why is that?
And why do so many people think they can speak on behalf of their entire sex/race/sexuality/other group?
Tbh, I'm not sure that some guys don't think all makeup looks bad because they can't see it when it looks good, (i.e. how it should be). |
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Evidently 'empathy' tops real, visceral experience.
Evidently it does not ! Don't make rubbish up and pretend they are my words . Lets remember you know only what your periods are like and your pains and body beyond that you have as much insight as I |
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I wear it for myself, if others love it or loathe it, then thats their business. I often go very light on foundation, just preferring my own skin shades, so agree on that point. But polyfilla sometimes gets dished out too. Mood, clothing and activities sometimes influence too. |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
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"I wear it for myself, if others love it or loathe it, then thats their business. I often go very light on foundation, just preferring my own skin shades, so agree on that point. But polyfilla sometimes gets dished out too. Mood, clothing and activities sometimes influence too. "
You're doing it wrong (apparently). It's all about looking good for men. |
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"Ok society has managed to convince too many beautiful ladies that they must go through the daily routine some dare not go out make up nude this is a very bad state my point was only to assure said ladies that their safety mask is genuinely needless from the perspective of many men. It would be fantastic to liberate some from the tyranny of the makeup companies who trust me ensure each generation of girls become hooked x but if you don't know me n think I'm just bitching carelessly about women then hey Ho x "
this again
Or perhaps I am wrong and it's healthy for one particular sex to feel obligated to apply expensive concealing products every day to make them feel accepted and acceptable within society ? Sorry for caring .Perhaps if some of you ladies were to help the cause not so many school girls would feel a full face of slap to conform is De rigor |
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"I wear it for myself, if others love it or loathe it, then thats their business. I often go very light on foundation, just preferring my own skin shades, so agree on that point. But polyfilla sometimes gets dished out too. Mood, clothing and activities sometimes influence too.
You're doing it wrong (apparently). It's all about looking good for men. "
Apparently if you were to read some words from our lady ccontributers that is sometimes the case zx |
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"I wear it for myself, if others love it or loathe it, then thats their business. I often go very light on foundation, just preferring my own skin shades, so agree on that point. But polyfilla sometimes gets dished out too. Mood, clothing and activities sometimes influence too. "
That's interesting when I do it I do the eyes and lips for me, I would apply a foundation to minimise the pores which would from a distended give a more feminine texture I do that only for femininity I hate doing it however well textured it is I can tell it's not natural ,oh to have a young ladies skin with all its flaws lol |
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I don't wear foundation in the day, only mascara. I wear a BB cream on a night out or a light foundation as I can't stand my face feeling caked with makeup.
I am lucky that I do have clear skin |
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"Ladies don't do it it does the opposite for you !!!
OK just seen attractive lady in day light with foundation .not that it was applied badly just it was obvious and her natural complexion would gave been lovely
That said eye makeup and lips are fine enhancers but the foundation thing is almost always needless and usually detrimental to the aesthetic xx "
Thats ok if you have nice skin, I have quite blotchy skin so need some foundation xx |
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"Ladies don't do it it does the opposite for you !!!
OK just seen attractive lady in day light with foundation .not that it was applied badly just it was obvious and her natural complexion would gave been lovely
That said eye makeup and lips are fine enhancers but the foundation thing is almost always needless and usually detrimental to the aesthetic xx
Thats ok if you have nice skin, I have quite blotchy skin so need some foundation xx"
My lovely exes had skin issues , so they repeatedly told me and themselves x I could not usually see the skin blemishes that were causing the world's biggest panic it was certainly an extention of body dysmorphia which even I have sometimes xx however like most girls they covered the spots with concealer which made them far more obvious
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"most of womens problens have the word men in first few letters of words. menustration. menstral . menopause etc "
On the other hand it could be related to cycles of the moon...awhoooo  |
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"Ladies don't do it it does the opposite for you !!!
OK just seen attractive lady in day light with foundation .not that it was applied badly just it was obvious and her natural complexion would gave been lovely
That said eye makeup and lips are fine enhancers but the foundation thing is almost always needless and usually detrimental to the aesthetic xx
Thats ok if you have nice skin, I have quite blotchy skin so need some foundation xx
My lovely exes had skin issues , so they repeatedly told me and themselves x I could not usually see the skin blemishes that were causing the world's biggest panic it was certainly an extention of body dysmorphia which even I have sometimes xx however like most girls they covered the spots with concealer which made them far more obvious
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Mine is not.spots but dry skin that I am quite concious about xx |
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By *ee VianteWoman
over a year ago
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"Ladies don't do it it does the opposite for you !!!
OK just seen attractive lady in day light with foundation .not that it was applied badly just it was obvious and her natural complexion would gave been lovely
That said eye makeup and lips are fine enhancers but the foundation thing is almost always needless and usually detrimental to the aesthetic xx
Thats ok if you have nice skin, I have quite blotchy skin so need some foundation xx
My lovely exes had skin issues , so they repeatedly told me and themselves x I could not usually see the skin blemishes that were causing the world's biggest panic it was certainly an extention of body dysmorphia which even I have sometimes xx however like most girls they covered the spots with concealer which made them far more obvious
Mine is not.spots but dry skin that I am quite concious about xx"
Which is unlikely to be helped by these types of threads. Ignore it. Do what makes you feel good. |
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As a Scouse girl it's practically the law to wear a full face everyday! I wouldn't even dream of nipping the shops without it on!
The secret is to make it look like your not/hardly wearing any...now that's an art!
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"Ladies don't do it it does the opposite for you !!!
OK just seen attractive lady in day light with foundation .not that it was applied badly just it was obvious and her natural complexion would gave been lovely
That said eye makeup and lips are fine enhancers but the foundation thing is almost always needless and usually detrimental to the aesthetic xx
Thats ok if you have nice skin, I have quite blotchy skin so need some foundation xx
My lovely exes had skin issues , so they repeatedly told me and themselves x I could not usually see the skin blemishes that were causing the world's biggest panic it was certainly an extention of body dysmorphia which even I have sometimes xx however like most girls they covered the spots with concealer which made them far more obvious
Mine is not.spots but dry skin that I am quite concious about xx
Which is unlikely to be helped by these types of threads. Ignore it. Do what makes you feel good. "
You are right it is a shame that comments on threads like this encourage ladies with skin so called imperfections to cover and hide them! Perhaps if she had a big scar you would encourage and endorse wearing a full face veil and perpetuate the idea she will feel better if no one sees ?
Natural skin is beautiful with blemishes too, there is a fair chance that makeup is not helping the dry skin often a simple moisturiser and daylight will help the skin repair I also suggest trying glycolic after consulting . Blocking the skins pores daily is not natural and potentially bad for such skin conditions an endless circle. It seems some would advocate cracking cocaine if it makes you feel better .I'm saddened that actually a well intended thread has been manipulated to suggest masoganism ! where the irony is I'm pretty feminist and the anti religious makeup mantra a suggest is on of their campaigns lol they suggest women are suppressed and manipulated by a male media idea of perfection .
A shop I go to has two young ladies one pretty with full makeup the other pretty with skin discolouration a birth mark no makeup I'm glad she can be proud and brave enough to go natural and I would be proud to encourage such behaviour not when she feels insecure encourage her insecurity and encourage her to hide away or wear a metaphoric paper bag
I'll use this metaphore too, a lady looses her hair and is self concious x she discusses wearing a hair piece . I feel it right to understand why she would want to but express that it's a shame she is made to feel she needs to conform .I feel it is right to encourage pride in who and what we are and not be bent into social acceptance and conformity. |
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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago
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This is a very patronising thread - 'Ladies don't do it'- and yet so many falling over themselves to justify what and how they wear make up because one guy has been judgemental.
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By *yrdwomanWoman
over a year ago
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I don't wear make-up unless for a very good reason. If people don't like looking at my imperfect skin, well, sucks for them, because I hate the feeling of my skin being suffocated. And if I have mascara and kohl on you can bet I'll forget and rub my eyes.
Happy to be bare. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I wear a BB cream and a bit of lip gloss
I wear BB cream, never heard of it till i went to chemist and asked which one i should buy, is it much different from foundation?"
BB cream is somewhere between a tinted moisturiser and a foundation. I swear by the stuff as it balances and brightens my complexion and people have said they didn't think I wore make up on my skin! Possibly the ultimate compliment?! Otherwise saying I could do with foundation! Lol.
BB cream, a little blusher, mascara and lippy. Done! |
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"This is a very patronising thread - 'Ladies don't do it'- and yet so many falling over themselves to justify what and how they wear make up because one guy has been judgemental.
Carry on. "
That's a bloody good point!
I was rethinking my comment this morning.
We should start a thread telling men how to dress, what aftershave not to wear etc.
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I was lucky enough to find out at a young age that men, in general, do not like makeup.
So I only ever wore eyeliner & lipstick. That's all I do now too.
Earlier this year I was going out with a male friend & was running late so thought I'd add the lippy when I got there. I arrived bare faced and he told me I looked gorgeous. Which he doesn't normally.
It's an interesting topic and good to hear the guys' opinions. If one doesn't agree then that's ok, no need to bash the OP though |
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" I'll use this metaphore too, a lady looses her hair and is self concious x she discusses wearing a hair piece . I feel it right to understand why she would want to but express that it's a shame she is made to feel she needs to conform .I feel it is right to encourage pride in who and what we are and not be bent into social acceptance and conformity. "
Hair is different, hair is natural and losing it as a woman is not. Wanting to retain hair is not to please society but to feel good about yourself, only for yourself. |
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"We should start a thread telling men how to dress, what aftershave not to wear etc."
You may jest but there are often threads like this but created by guys.
I don't think Taosist was meant to be patronising, I think he was just stating that the natural look is often more beautiful than makeup.
He held himself admirably even after the feminist posse started ripping into him too! |
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"This is a very patronising thread - 'Ladies don't do it'- and yet so many falling over themselves to justify what and how they wear make up because one guy has been judgemental.
Carry on. "
Go on please without fabrication illustrate my "judgmental" ie other that I judge most women have lovely skin and have no need for make up .which erm is not a judgment I'm not saying they are are bad people ugly people undesirable people .I have not judged the personality or advocated it's not or should not be a right .
So please articulate one negative judgment I make
"I wear make up everyday"
" I cannot will not go out without "
I'm sorry but comments like this should cause open minded liberal thinkers to ask what has caused ladies to think this way
I will reiterate my sentiment
I do NOT think a lady must not or should not
I do NOT think a lady must not or should not
I do NOT think a lady must not or should not wear make up
I feel it is a shame that media peer pressure and society has produced an environment where many ladies feel beyond a want that they need to wear a full face mask even day in all conditions
And Bridget Jones did not think Mr Darcy patronising when he said he liked her just as she is x
We all do things habitually without thinking why . I see nothing wrong with a lady articulating that men with dirty nails should have a think if that's what they really want ? Or the man who uses two litres of aftershave tell him! he may not have realised .slouching tell them they don't realise, the concious reminder may just save them back pain
So yes my vindictive Judgment is ladies you look lovely without make up and don't need it wear it when you want not because you feel you need
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