Sans Makeup, S'il Vous Plaît

choix ;-)

Mame wrote:

Vive la choisse (I hope that's the right word/conjugation, but if not, you get the gist)

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timberlandko wrote:

I feel much better now, having learned my life-long habit of not employing cosmetics has become fashionable. This being trendy stuff is all so new to me - it may take me a while to get used to it.

You must not have read the second article Cool

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eoe wrote:

My sister-in-law just returned from Paris with four pairs of beautiful, unique, you'll-never-see-them-here-in-the-States shoes. She loves them.

Y'all just hatin' on the Europeans!

No way.

Like I said, if a product is made in Europe and it works....fabulous.

If a product is made in the US....great.

South America, and it's great.....I'm buying it.

I just don't need someone telling me that what I choose to do with my looks is in or out.

If the French, or Canadians or Russians women think they look great....well I think the same about myself.

I don't need a magazine article to tell me that.

oh yeah, sorry about the geography fubar....getting steamed up messes up my compass.....sorry Alex Trubek, I guess I won't be qualifying for the National Geographic Geography Bee. Embarrassed

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nimh wrote:

timberlandko wrote:
I feel much better now, having learned my life-long habit of not employing cosmetics has become fashionable. This being trendy stuff is all so new to me - it may take me a while to get used to it.

You must not have read the second article

Oh. yeah - I read it. Trendy is more than enough for me, though; cutting edge would be just too much of a stretch. Why, I've never even owned a really nice party dress.

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roger wrote:

Iowa, Swimpy, Iowa. Iowa, Ohio, Podunk - who knows the difference?

I know the difference. I live there.

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I've always wore makeup like I don't have any on. Makeup is to enhance your looks, not cover them or change them.

In fact, most people will say "You have make up on! You never wear makeup!" if I put it on for a dramatic night look. And I giggle because I never leave the house without it!

The BEST makeup I've found is Bare Minerals foundation. I don't know how it works on more mature ladies, but the first time I wore it I was complimented on my skin.

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what's 'more mature'? Smile

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Mame wrote:

what's 'more mature'?

Women older than me. :wink:

Like my mom.

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LOL... and from what I've seen, you don't need any make up anyway...

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That's ok Bella

One day you're be "more mature" too. Surprised

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I think as women get older -- particularly folks like myself who are frighteningly pale -- we've just got to start wearing makeup. I hate wearing it if I'm not going to work and so I don't, most of the time, although I know I look very washed out and tired. But no matter what, I do wear sunscreen.

PS Pore issues happen if someone is wearing the wrong sort of makeup, or is allergic and unaware of that. Almay is good for not only people with allergies but also for women with sensitive skin.

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Chai Tea wrote:

That's ok Bella

One day you're be "more mature" too.

I could have called you old....women with lots of wrinkles....

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i love my makeup. sometimes i wear more, sometimes less, depending on mood, but always always some. even if i'm just bringing the trash out. different strokes for different folks, i ain't gonna stop now.

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To me, make up is like a bra - only when I go out and then only not to frighten other people Smile

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When that helps, I should try it as well, I think.

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Bella Dea wrote:

Chai Tea wrote:
That's ok Bella

One day you're be "more mature" too.

I could have called you old....women with lots of wrinkles....

Oh don't worry, you'll get them too.

That's one of the perks of getting older, watching it happen to those younger than you. Cool

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Mame wrote:

To me, make up is like a bra - only when I go out and then only not to frighten other people

right. that's why i wear bra and makeup ALL the time!

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Now I'm convinced. (105 A? 45 E?)

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Do "healthy women" really need a touch of blush?

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Some do and some don't.
I sometimes wear make up and sometimes I don't.

Why do men care about womens' make up?

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