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Organic
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Posted: Jan 26 2013 at 10:52pm |
I don't think of shots at all, I think it's all totally subjective. What some consider 'polished', other's don't.
I, for one, hate the look of eye liner. I think it looks tacky, even when applied correctly. Like, why are you walking around with lines drawn around your eyes...
I also don't like the look of blush or lip tints.
So, subjective. I wouldn't dare tell another woman what she 'needed' based on my ideas of beauty/looking polished/etc.
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Some women just need to feel better than the next
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Posted: Jan 26 2013 at 10:56pm |
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not you organic..
but the sentiment through many post is. and this thread has been done 50-11 times already.
but its "yeah I dont need makeup. I iz perfect"
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Posted: Jan 26 2013 at 10:59pm |
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i have an issue with the use of the word 'need'. i don't understand why people keep being told what they need to do to look better. someone can say all black women need nose jobs. no one needs any of this stuff.
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Organic
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Posted: Jan 26 2013 at 10:59pm |
^ I can honestly say that I feel that way, and not because of make-up. Some people have other issues - like unibrows (the kind that connect in the middle and grow into the hairline towards the end), sideburns (dem fuzzy, long joints) and perhaps a bit of a mustache (Indian women tend to be hairy...I'm like Cousin It every 9th day of the month).
After I 'shave my face' and carve my eyebrows from out of my head, I do look like I'm wearing makeup LOL!
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Posted: Jan 26 2013 at 11:14pm |
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lmao @ shaving my face. you see.. there is nothing wrong w/ a little polishing.
and can say for my profession... every female Ive come in contact w/ wears makeup. it doesn't have to be a "beat face" full of contouring and cut creases..lol
but its a little of something.
it sucks...but looks matter.
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Posted: Jan 26 2013 at 11:45pm |
tasty0619 wrote:
I know not everyone prefers to wear makeup, and that's
cool. I like how it makes me look, and I think most of not all women can
find something to improve their looks as well.
I
also love my canvas (my natural face). You CAN love your bareface and
love wearing makeup too. It is possible. You CAN use makeup to enhance
what you naturally have and not necessarily be trying to cover something
up or hide something. |
This is how I feel. I love
make up because I see it as a form of expression. At the same time, I
have no problem leaving my house and being out all day sans makeup.
Makeup to me is like clothes or hair. No one would expect for me to only
wear one pair of pants and one shirt for the rest of my life. Just like
there are outfits that fit occasions, there are make up looks to fit
certain times. Same goes for hair. So, why should I be expected to shun
makeup? On a normal day, I'm probably just rocking BB cream,
eyeliner and falsies. But my eyes are one of my best features, so if I'm
going out or I'm doing an important meeting, you can bet that I play
them up. Makeup is not something I hide behind but something to enhance
the features that draw the most attention anyway.
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Posted: Jan 26 2013 at 11:46pm |
I don't shave/arch for a more 'polished' look - by all means the brows are still bushy and big. It's definitely not for anyone elses approval or admiration. I do it mainly for age (I look older with arched brows) and for hygiene. I sweat a lot because I exercise frequently, and trapped sweat can give you a mildew smell and make you break out. Not sexy.
The ladies I work with also wear make-up, and it is neatly applied. They look pretty. I don't have any issues with makeup at all.
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Posted: Jan 26 2013 at 11:57pm |
Organic wrote:
^ I can honestly say that I feel that way, and not because of make-up. Some people have other issues - like unibrows (the kind that connect in the middle and grow into the hairline towards the end), sideburns (dem fuzzy, long joints) and perhaps a bit of a mustache (Indian women tend to be hairy...I'm like Cousin It every 9th day of the month).
After I 'shave my face' and carve my eyebrows from out of my head, I do look like I'm wearing makeup LOL! |
You just reminded me I need to get my eyebrows done. I'll do that today
Edited by ScorpioLuv - Jan 26 2013 at 11:58pm
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Posted: Jan 27 2013 at 12:02am |
ScorpioLuv wrote:
Organic wrote:
^ I can honestly say that I feel that way, and not because of make-up. Some people have other issues - like unibrows (the kind that connect in the middle and grow into the hairline towards the end), sideburns (dem fuzzy, long joints) and perhaps a bit of a mustache (Indian women tend to be hairy...I'm like Cousin It every 9th day of the month).
After I 'shave my face' and carve my eyebrows from out of my head, I do look like I'm wearing makeup LOL! | You just reminded me I need to get my eyebrows done. I'll do that today |
Me too!  But I'm holding out as long as I can, I'm going to a brow threading event at the beginning of Feb. I'm DESPERATELY in need of a threading!
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