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Post by Kirstie » Thu Sep 25, 2003 10:10 am

okay.. [rant]
I wear makeup, on occasion.. when i can be stuffed, but most fo the time i dont coz yea.. well anyway.. I dont understand girls/guys/women/men whoever, that wear so much f***ing makeup thats like 3 inches thick and make themselves look like they are clowns... dont they notice how they look in the mirror? it makes them look so lifeless... just this big face of colour. i could paint a 3mx3m painting with the ammount of shit they have on.
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Post by Smaointe » Thu Sep 25, 2003 11:49 am

These days I wear tinted moisturiser - even normal foundation feels too thick for me!

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Post by Rorschach » Thu Sep 25, 2003 12:00 pm

I love the smell of lipstick
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Post by Fixer » Thu Sep 25, 2003 12:51 pm

Makeup... ick. Women who wear as little makeup as possible are sexay in my book.

/me nudges Emma.

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Post by Smaointe » Thu Sep 25, 2003 12:55 pm

:P

I feel obliged to wear a little makeup to work.. but I really prefer not to. It makes my skin feel yuck.

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Post by Blaze » Thu Sep 25, 2003 1:24 pm

Yeap!

I geuss a little foundation or a light dusting of blush, you know. But for the most part..... sexy is sexy, paint not required.
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Post by tannii » Thu Sep 25, 2003 2:44 pm

I can't tell one little pencil thing from another. I don't even know the difference between eye shadow and blush. I didn't even learn to put on eye mascara stuff until I was 14. Which is this year. I've have a few embarassing incidents occur due to my lack of makeup savey.

I really hate when I see girls really pale or something due to the amount of foundation they have on. They turn a different colour ... it's so ... disgustingly unnatural. Blech.
Jesus, lol.

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Post by EvilElf » Thu Sep 25, 2003 2:51 pm

Too much makeup = yuck
well if you are going to become a clown than. >.>
But why wear over 5 pounds of makeup? ._.
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Post by Fixer » Thu Sep 25, 2003 3:05 pm

[quote="tannii";p="165678"]I can't tell one little pencil thing from another. I don't even know the difference between eye shadow and blush. I didn't even learn to put on eye mascara stuff until I was 14. Which is this year. I've have a few embarassing incidents occur due to my lack of makeup savey.[/quote]
Eye shadow usually is very soft. It is the thing that closely resembles a crayola pencil and is sometimes used by children as such. Blush is usually applied with a round, soft pad which is rubbed in the blush and then applied on the cheeks. Usually applied in gentle strokes as it is a bit of a bitch to get off without taking it ALL off.

Yeah, I know about women's makeup. I used to manage a botique and florist. To date, the one job I enjoyed most out of all the jobs I have ever had. I got to be in charge of 7 of the best looking women in town! Go me!
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Post by Martin Blank » Thu Sep 25, 2003 3:17 pm

Make-up should be used to highlight, not to change. A little eye shadow, some blush and lipstick... That's for a big dress-up. Generally speaking, I don't even like lipstick on a woman, though I don't mind if they wear a *little* eye shadow on a regular basis.
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Post by Ashen » Thu Sep 25, 2003 3:20 pm

Lipstick I can manage. Eyeliner if it's a good day. But I still haven't mastered the art of applying eyeshadow and not looking like a racoon. And I'm 28. Go me! :oops:

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Post by Fixer » Thu Sep 25, 2003 3:21 pm

[quote="Ashen";p="165712"]Lipstick I can manage. Eyeliner if it's a good day. But I still haven't mastered the art of applying eyeshadow and not looking like a racoon. And I'm 28. Go me! :oops:[/quote]
Hey! What is wrong with a raccoon? I happen to like raccoons. Very inventive little buggers.
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Post by Ashen » Thu Sep 25, 2003 3:24 pm

[quote="Fixer";p="165715"]Hey! What is wrong with a raccoon? I happen to like raccoons. Very inventive little buggers.[/quote]Well, with all due respect to the racoons, "inventive little bugger" is not the look I usually go for when I'm trying to get all dressed up! :P

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Post by Skorpion » Thu Sep 25, 2003 3:30 pm

This thread makes me glad I'm male.
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Post by Jezebel » Thu Sep 25, 2003 4:36 pm

I don't wear as much makeup as I used to, and most of the time don't wear any at all. I'm really pale naturally so it's difficult for me to find good makeup that won't make me look orange. As it stands now I'll put a bit of powder on for work, and sometimes some eyeshadow. The only thing I always have on is lip gloss.
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