So I noticed on one of the other threads that a lot of guys don't like it when girls wear "too much makeup". So now my curiosity is stirred. In your eyes, how much is too much?
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There's a fine line between slightly exagerating features or hiding the odd blemish and wearing a mask.
I think a lot of men like what they see without the makeup where as some women think the makeup adds to their looks. Fleshly beauty is only skin deep. The real beauty is within the person.
I think a lot of men like what they see without the makeup where as some women think the makeup adds to their looks. Fleshly beauty is only skin deep. The real beauty is within the person.
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If I can't see the real you, it's too much. As long as it's not Tammie Faye Baker style, I'm fine with it! You may not know who she is... let me describe her in one sentence. She wears so much makeup that you could peel it off in one solid sheet and throw it onto a wall where it would resemble modern impressionistic art. Nobody knows what she really looks like to this day.
Whenever I have a photo session of a woman, I ask her to keep the makeup light. In my opinion, heavy or bright makeup takes away from who the person really is, while light makeup adds to their appearance. A few of my clients wear no makeup at all and they can be rather stunning.
Whenever I have a photo session of a woman, I ask her to keep the makeup light. In my opinion, heavy or bright makeup takes away from who the person really is, while light makeup adds to their appearance. A few of my clients wear no makeup at all and they can be rather stunning.
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I don't know, I kinda like it when my girlfriend dresses up for me. But she sometimes takes an hour or so in getting ready. Waiting isn't too fun.
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Personally, I dont like any.MusicMelOU said:
Now dont take me as one of those types who says ''the bible doesnt permit it'', its not that at all, I promise
I just really find the female face very beautiful without any makeup at all.
Ive always liked the Tomboy types, and when I think about it, it was for that very reason, they never seem to wear makeup.
Now, if my wife wants to wear it, Im not going to say a thing to dissuade her. I would hope if she did that it was only a little, tho.
Too much would be the Rodeo Clown look
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I think make-up is fine, but too much is when it's real thick and cakey. Also, the occasion can determine how much is appropriate. For example, now I'm not sure I'd want my S/O wearing bright red lipstick every single day, but her wearing it to a nice restaurant or special occasion is very nice.
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I don't like alot of makeup either. A little is fine and I must admit to liking some of the dark red lipsticks that I see goth girls wearing. I don't like the peircings that I see going through said lipstick though. I don't like heavy eye liner or eyeshadow that is an unnatural color.
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and a bucket of paint thinnerIggster said:How much is too much???????When yah gotta bring out the chisel, metal brush, and scrapers to take the make up off.
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How to know if your date has on too much makeup.
Tickle her until shes crying then measure the mascara goop oozing out of her eyes.
More than 3/8 inch is TOO MUCH
Tickle her until shes crying then measure the mascara goop oozing out of her eyes.
More than 3/8 inch is TOO MUCH
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twistedsketch said:
That pretty much sums it up for me.
If I come to your house to pick you up for a date and my first thought at looking at you is "Oh, she's wearing makeup", then it's too much. It doesn't even have to look bad to be too much, necessarily. Just keep it subtle. I'm very much looking forward to waking up next to my wife every morning for the rest of my life, and she won't be wearing any makeup then, so I don't think light makeup is really a problem
Err on the side of too little rather than too much.
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