Can Skin Get Addicted To Makeup?

Feb 12, 2013

Emily W.

I wouldn't call that an addiction, because there isn't a chemical change occurring to signify dependence. I also think that "natural glow" is a subjective, unqualifiable perception, so the loss of a glow is probably more of a personal phenomena. There might be a correlation between using foundation and then noticing that plain skin is more dull, but I would hesitate to say there is a causal relationship between makeup use and skin glow (positive or negative).

Feb 12, 2013

Daphne M.

It's not addiction, it's that your skin usually naturally moisturizes and enhances itself, and if you are doing it artificially, it gets too used to it and stops producing it's own natural beauty, so you have to keep using products otherwise your skin will be dull.

Feb 13, 2013

Amber B.

Me either lol.

Feb 13, 2013

Heidy A.

I am not sure your skin can get addicted to your skin but you will desire to wear it. That's why I don't put a lot of makeup every day(:

Feb 14, 2013

Chantal D.

I highly doubt that.

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