How much is too much?

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A R.

Nov 2, 2013

A R.

I'm pretty content with the amount of makeup I wear. But out of curiosity, how much do you think is too much for high school?

Meagan M.

Nov 2, 2013

Meagan M.

There isn't a such thing to me as "too much". Most high schoolers believe if you throw on and slob on a lot of makeup it is too much. For a school setting natural makeup usually is best. But some do like to stand out. It's all on what the person believes.

Isabella K.

Nov 2, 2013

Isabella K.

I agree with jaree. Honestly, no1's going to notice them more if they have a lot of makeup and in my opinion, the natural look is always the prettiest. What other ppl consider "too much makeup", I noticed, is when it looks cakey or if their eyeshadow/blush is too bright etc.

Carolyn H.

Nov 2, 2013

Carolyn H.

It also depends on the kind of environment you're in.
I went to a Fashion High school and everyone did their makeup fun, bright, and crazy.

I do agree that natural is best for younger girls- but then again do what feels right for you.

A R.

Nov 2, 2013

A R.

Yea some days I wear A LOT and others I don't wear any it depends on how I feel.. makeup takes energy xD but I agree I think it looks like a lot if its not applied right or if its not a flattering color for the person

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