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Make up or au naturel?
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Young women with fresh complexions might be able to get away with going au natural but I don't even go to the corner shop without some form of make-up ... even if it's just tinted moisturiser and some lippy.
So in answer to your question ... for me personally, a bit of make-up is an essential if I'm going to a club - I want to look my best  |
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By *phrodite OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Young women with fresh complexions might be able to get away with going au natural but I don't even go to the corner shop without some form of make-up ... even if it's just tinted moisturiser and some lippy.
So in answer to your question ... for me personally, a bit of make-up is an essential if I'm going to a club - I want to look my best "
I dont wear makeup as such during the day, I am usually slightly tanned anyway. But I agree, when I go clubbing a bit of lippy and mascara does enhance some places.  |
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By *ewels74Woman
over a year ago
Dundee/Angus/Blackpool |
to be honest i have never really ever worn make up, apart from the occasional but then feel like a clown then take it all off lol....make up just makes my face itch and to be honest i have nice smooth skin and dont feel the need to wear any...so im pale white in bright rooms at times lol i use Dove more than enough hehe |
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over a year ago
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I've reached the age when I could probably do with some, but as I've never learned to use it properly, I'm scared I'd end up looking like a kid who's been in Mum's make-up bag.  |
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"I've reached the age when I could probably do with some, but as I've never learned to use it properly, I'm scared I'd end up looking like a kid who's been in Mum's make-up bag. "
Nivea Visage tinted moisturiser is the way to go then. It doesn't cake your face or cover your skin - it just evens up the tones and you just smooth it on like normal moisturiser. Plus is only a bit over 3 quid. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Young women with fresh complexions might be able to get away with going au natural but I don't even go to the corner shop without some form of make-up ... even if it's just tinted moisturiser and some lippy.
So in answer to your question ... for me personally, a bit of make-up is an essential if I'm going to a club - I want to look my best
I dont wear makeup as such during the day, I am usually slightly tanned anyway. But I agree, when I go clubbing a bit of lippy and mascara does enhance some places. "
Yes me too, I do make up when I'm out in the evening but wear hardly any during the day  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Im a slave to my make up!!!
I have 2, 3 tier draws full and 2 draws in my dressing table full of the stuff.
I have loads of the stuff, in fact if im bored ill sit and apply eye make up in weird and wonderful ways, people that have seen me at socials (especially when its fancy dress) will know what im like lol
From wacky lashes and eye liner to gems and crystals.
Day to day, at the VERY least got mascara, blusher and lippy on.
And just today the new avon book came through the door,...i got a..  from kev!
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Yes I do love make up, especially fake eyelashes. I do buy lots but then tend to stick to the same couple of items.
I don't wear any in the daytime. I like how make up can completely transform me. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"putting my make up on is part of getting ready for me, i dont wear it other than when playing, its a way of saying i want to look sexy and have made an effort. "
Couldn't agree more, would never go out on a meet without my "face on". Gives me more confidence I think. |
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Em is the same, make up, hair, the works.
takes forever to go anywhere, whereas i like a woman natural.
tbf she has toned it down a lot since we got together as she knows i hate make up, but still uses some.
and lip gloss dont get me bloody started!!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I don't wear any in the daytime. I like how make up can completely transform me. "
i think thats why i wear it, if i went to a meet without doing my face id feel like id just nipped in on my way back from shopping lol
Making that little bit of effort just makes you feel like you look a nicer and shows you have put time into getting ready for your meet, i like to see a guy who looks like hes put a bit of time into himself before meeting me so i like to show like wise |
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By *ENDAROOSCouple
over a year ago
South West London / Surrey |
I don't wear make up on a daily basis only when going out for the evening or somewhere special and even then it's not loads.
But wouldn't even cross my mind not to wear it on a meet as I feel more sexy with it on.
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