Is It A Must For Girls To Do Make Up?

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Amelia T.

Jan 20, 2013

Amelia T.

do all girls need make up?

Lumpy Dumpling x.

Jan 21, 2013

Lumpy Dumpling x.

If someone prefers their face bare, i commend them for doing what feels best to them!

No one should feel obligated to alter the way they present themselves out of fear of others' judgment, whether that means a girl foregoing makeup or a guy layering it on...

In my opinion, no one NEEDS makeup... but many of us WANT it! Makeup is an avenue toward self expression, and should be available to anyone who enjoys it!  

Vanessa C.

Jan 21, 2013

Vanessa C.

Why are there girls on here who dont wear makeup, constantly talk shit on girls for wearing makeup, & post on the talk section?

Stephanie D.

Jan 21, 2013

Stephanie D.

I think if you have naturally perfect skin, defined brows, long lashes, smooth, pink lips and a good flush in your cheeks there is no reason to cover it up with cosmetics.

What the heck for? The point of cosmetics is to give the illusion of having what you don't naturally have. Cosmetics are essentially corrective in nature.

Yes, sometimes makeup can be obviously decorative, like a defined cat eye or red lips. But frankly, I don't really see my clothes as decorative the way some people do, and my makeup likewise. That's a personality thing and I leave it up to others. My body is my temple and I personally don't want to doodle on the walls. Some people do. I just want to smooth out the cracks and keep the paint job fresh.  

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