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Hannah h.

Apr 11, 2013

Hannah h.

My grade is going to camp in a week and I don't know if I should brig my makeup?! I don't want people knowing that I am putting on makeup, but I wear it everyday! Boys and girls
Help!

Laura I.

Apr 11, 2013

Laura I.

Depends on what you use makeup for. If its for looks than leave it at home and just bring mascara. But if you use it to cover acne than bring foundation and concealer! Wake up before everyone and go to the bathroom.

Leidy R.

Apr 11, 2013

Leidy R.

You should but don't bring ALL your makeup. just take some mascara & lipstick (& eyeliner) if you feel weird w/out it. & don't forget to take a makeup remover too.

Chelsie L.

Apr 11, 2013

Chelsie L.

If you wear it everyday then yeah, take it. put it on in the bath room if your embarrassed

Sarah M.

Apr 11, 2013

Sarah M.

Usually depends on the camp. The camp I went to only had on girls bathroom so you end up regretting bringing that makeup. But I think if it makes you feel comfortable and confident bring it!

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