Make-Up

Make-Up

Sometimes, I wonder if women feel like a clown after putting all that icing on their face.

I understand the reasons why, but I am just curious if women who go through the routine of dolling themselves up
get tired of the clown's masquerade.

I originally posted this in the Sag Forum, but was informally asked to post it again here.

I don't get the motivation to do it daily. So much time wasted for face paint.

I'm too lazy to bother just because it's so much work and extra crap to worry about before going out on a daily basis.

Apparently, Libras don't need any icing.

I don't really feel the need to wear it and like @rocky said I am too lazy to do it most days lol I only really wear it if I'm performing or going some where special.

Posted by MrFirebird
Apparently, Libras don't need any icing.

The ones I know see it as a necessity. That whole vain thing going on.

Posted by goligold
I don't wear a lot of make up, I can't stand the cake feeling on my skin. But I am fanatic about having nice skin so I can go without it.

The overlay certainly does seek to cover something - The quote, below, I posted in another forum, I forget which now, but it offers a glimpse of
what I am thinking of. - My point is that people who are addicted to make-up are struggling with something within. I think.., IF the person is
truly happy and radiates happiness to others, then, she will be thought of as beautiful, whether she has make-up or not.
The true beauty is found in the person and not the body in which that person dwells in.

Posted by MrFirebird

Posted by Binota

Interesting answer.

There are 4 photos, but they are divided by two sets of two.
That is.... the two on the left, illustrate the individual without make-up and the two on the right with makeup.

Notice the difference in facial expressions?
There are two "negative" expressions and two "positive" expressions for both made and non-made-up
configurations, reflecting the mood of the woman.

On the far left, the woman appears anxious, apprehensive. On the far right, she appears overconfident.
The two in the center, on the left beautiful and natural, on the right, made up revealing less apprehension.

The problem with make-up is that it cannot hide the person's inner-being from those who can
see through the icing on the cake.

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