How much make-up is too much?

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AceAngel

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Hm, I would say when someone calls you a Geisha, and your answer to them is 'Excuse me?' That's a bad sign right there...
 

Aqualung

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Tasachan said:
I haven't worn makeup for long, but I feel that way too. I always worry what people think about me, and when I don't wear makeup I always worry that they think I look bad. :\ Even just a simple swipe of eyeliner and some mascara is enough to feel relief.
I'm the same. Not so much around the house and my family, but any time I go out, I feel the need to put something on. I don't know why that is, and I don't really like it... but I don't mind it either, since it's such an easy task.
 

Hiraeth

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I just like the way I look when I wear makeup, I don't usually bother for day to day, but if I'm going out with friends then I'll pop some one. Depending what sort of mood I'm in it might just be a little, or I might do something really dramatic. I don't do it for guys, I do it for me, and I couldn't care less what guys think of my makeup. If one of my girlfriends was to tell me that I had too much on then I'd take some of it off, but I don't usually go too overboard to begin with.
 

FlyAwayAutumn

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Oh, you're a girl... right. I was scared for a second because I assume everyone's a guy and then you were talking about wearing make-up and-

Well anyway I don't comment on girl's makeup because I simply don't notice. One of my friends has insomnia and she was talking about how annoying it is that she never get's enough sleep, like less than an hour a night, and I said

"Well you don't look as if you don't get enough sleep."
And she says
"That might be because of the make-up."
And I was like


YOU WEAR MAKE-UP!?
 

Solemn Marth

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I think you should go natural, no need to pretend to look like something you're not.

OT: It's a bit too much when a girl rests her head on your shoulder, then looks up and leaves her face on your shoulder, if you get what I mean.
 

deonte9109

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I dont have a problem with makeup....if its for a special occasion. if a girl has to put on makeup everyday then thats a problem. they aren't comfortable with their own body and thus are insecure and thus i dont date them.
 

Paulie92

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Exactly enough that it's not overtly noticable, same goes for perfume e.g. If I think you look or smell nice, That's good. If I think your perfume smells good or your make-up looks good, that's okay. If the first thing I notice about you is your perfume/mak-up, that's really bad.
 

Astoria

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Personally I don't wear makeup except on special occasions but I understand why some girls obsess over it every day. If you can't touch your face without something being left on your fingers, you're wearing too much.
 

Berethond

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I don't usually have a problem with makeup, however, that said, if I can tell a major difference in skin tone between your face and neck because of overuse of makeup then that's quite possibly the biggest turnoff ever in all time.
 

Nouw

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When it's too noticeable, too bright and hurts your eyes or it says "I'm trying to be pretty because I don't feel good about myself."
 

Raesvelg

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The proper amount is the absolute minimum you think you can get away with, for me. Which is frequently none.
 

Kiju

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Make up depends on a few factors...

Taste
Thickness
Quality

So long as it's in good taste, isn't applied so thick that it's like white paste, and it's a good quality of make up, then yes, I believe it's not half bad. Moderation is key.

Personally, I'm not a fan of make-up and think no one should feel the need to wear it...but that's just me. I also have the same opinion of cologne and perfume, so yeah. Oh, and spray-on deodorant...ugh, guys spray it on just as thickly as hookers use perfume.
 

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Kiju said:
Personally, I'm not a fan of make-up and think no one should feel the need to wear it...but that's just me. I also have the same opinion of cologne and perfume, so yeah. Oh, and spray-on deodorant...ugh, guys spray it on just as thickly as hookers use perfume.
Yeah, my brother used to have that problem. He'd spray on the Axe after getting out of the shower, and you could smell it from the first floor (his shower is on the third floor).

Just... damn gross.
 

GBlair88

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If you can tell its there then it is probably too much. That's my opinion anyway.
 

zen5887

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When it becomes a novelty, then it's to much.

But I think, in the end its a case by case thing. I know a few girls who can throw on a whole bunch of make up, with like.. artistic and crazy eye liner and stuff, but it all looks subtle and tasteful and good. Maybe its how they used it? I'm not sure.

I guess whatever works.. If you look good with no make up on, good on you. If you look good with a little make up on, good on you. If you look good with it caked on, good on you.
 

JohnnyDelRay

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I was going to say some generalistic comment, but this sums it up pretty well, funnily the post right above mine.

zen5887 said:
When it becomes a novelty, then it's to much.

But I think, in the end its a case by case thing. I know a few girls who can throw on a whole bunch of make up, with like.. artistic and crazy eye liner and stuff, but it all looks subtle and tasteful and good. Maybe its how they used it? I'm not sure.

I guess whatever works.. If you look good with no make up on, good on you. If you look good with a little make up on, good on you. If you look good with it caked on, good on you.
Case-by-case, I have seen cat eyes done tastefully, and also way over the top, it depends on the person and how they balance it and suit it to their features. For a girl that has natural beauty and embrace it is also good, I mean wearing makeup every second they spend out of bed, and even the occasional hours in it....well ok ok, passing out after partying in it is ok i guess, but otherwise it can be a bit much..
 

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I think some normal black eyeliner and mascara look good on most girls. Makes their eyes stand out well but isn't distracting. And maybe lip gloss, lipstick for fancy occasion if anything. Same with eyeshadow, in most occasions I'm not a fan of it.

That's basically it, unless your using cover-up on some specific spot temporarily you don't need to be painting a full new face on yourself.
 

The Heik

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Aqualung said:
I'm just wondering because all of my female friends wear make-up, and it's not something that guys tend to remark on. Do you tend to ignore it? Do you think it makes a girl more appealing than she would be without it?

And most of all, how much is too much for you? When her face starts to look like a cake, or do you just hate all make-up in general?

Personally, I wear just as much as in my profile picture- a thin line of eyeliner on the top and some mascara. Nothing heavy or scary looking; just enough to make me look more awake during the day.

What're your thoughts on it?
I think it's too much make-up if you start to notice it. Make-up is used to highlight one's natural beauty, not change it