Yeah same 😄 i am 16 years old, never wore make up in my life and I don't even want to. Like every single girl in my school wear it. I rather spend my money on skincare than on make up, mascara.... 😄
@@renkomarkova7336 Yes!Yes! . I am now 37 and do not regret "not " wearing makeup. you are much better off taking care of your skin. make up really wears down your skin over time. Plus when you do wear makeup other folks tend to notice the "surprise" of how your features pop. If you always wear make up then when you do go out to an event then there is no surprise, because you are always in makeup. So I really leave subtle makeup up for going out to dinner with my hubby and etc...which is like once a month. Take care
@@ChelseaPutnam I am really happy to see there are RU-vidrs like you, saying "bare face is OK, not being obsessed with perfection and others opinion is OK!" Keep on creating contents like this! There are so many girls and even adult women having insecurities because of all the photoshop and filters the social media is showing us every day.
@@YumegakaMurakumo Thank you very much for your reply :) May I ask if you are Japanese? (I am just guessing because of your name) I am living in Japan since 2012.
Today we live in a society where the discourse is "be yourself" but the industry keeps pushing girls towards a never ending spiral of insecurities and make them waste money to solve those insecurities. Let's not be part of this machinery
Before coming to this vdo I saw a vdo where a women was yelling at men who liked women without makeup My girlfriend also like makeup so much and I don't like that look she looks complete different ever her skin tone changes Actually we don't hate makeup...some makeup is okay for both men and women .....but when the original and makeup look completely differs that is so annoying ...many women don't understand it
As a guy, I've always wondered why girls wearing makeup is so normal. I never quite understood why it's necessary. I think it's good to see women breaking the norm. Much respect.
if you look at social media and how the natural girls are blamed for their "flaws" and the full makeup faces are glorified and celebrated and put as "goals", you will quickly understand.
@@dbz287 because that's what you guys view as beautiful not the natural girls... Guys go for the female with makeup on all the times... And I hope you guys know that's not how they really look cause their face have layer's and layers of makeup on
@@jessicamorton8319 I would say none for everyday things. Like school, work, shopping, etc. For events and parties, even if I don't like it, I'd recommend a little makeup just to not stand out so much. Keeping the use minimal should be the norm. For the long term, it should not be needed at all, but our culture isn't quite there yet. Men aren't wearing makeup, and women are expected to. Where is the equality? If someone suffers from a bad case of acne, using some concealer is understandable. Acne can really distract from anything else good about you, and folks are gonna keep looking at it when talking to you.
The same thing happened to me with acrylic nails. One day I said out loud “my hands are ugly without nails.” And that’s when I knew something needed to change.. haven’t had my nails done in 3 years and I’ve saved so much money and my nails are finally healthy!☺️
I think every woman should do what is best for them. Me myself.i always wear mascara and blush and lipgloss and sometimes lipstick Though. I don't wear anything else on face. I wear organic makeup at times. When I go out some where nice. I am still trying to ween myself from not wearing makeup period. I think it is good to not wear makeup for some woman. I am trying to not wear it at all. I do feel like I love myself more. When I don't wear makeup on my face. Plus. Makeup cost a lot of money. That's how all of these rich people make money off of woman. Who chooses to wear makeup. They are the ones who are being rich. These companies sellaleup for woman. Wanting them to wear it. So the rich can get richer and the middle class poor keeps on getting poorer. Instead of being middle class. And making it in the world. It is no different then buying a new car. It's good to buy a new car if you ever had one before. Though. If you are so use to buying a car all the time that is totally brand new and you are still able to drive your old car longer. Until the car no longer works. Then. It's good to buy a nice car that you want That is newer or new. These car companies are no different then women wanting to spend a lot of there money on makeup. These companies get so rich off of people that sometimes can be nieve. I would rather not wear makeup and savey money for something better in life. That will benefite more Same thing goes for me buying a car. I would rather drive a old car. Until it drops and then buye a better newer car to drive. Some people in life are suckers and some are not At all. You have to know what is best for you Everyone is different. And that's how life is No one is the same Whatight be good for some.ay not be good for everyone😊
I don’t understand why women often have to explain why they don’t wear makeup- men don’t need to explain, it’s just kind of accepted that they don’t wear it, so I wonder why the same doesn’t extend to women too.
We dont have to its just nice to talk about it and say how you feel on the subject and it also helps people who are struggljng to feel positive abour it
reading these comments is kind of a bummer. If wearing makeup makes you feel like you're not yourself, than you guys are not as confident as you present yourself lol You should feel like yourself, regardless what clothes or makeup you wear or not. That is true confidence. So done with the bs you "natural girlies" want to spread. Appreciate the video, but it always attracts such toxic men and women.
@@eudaimonia7697 projecting what lol I, as every human being, have days when I m insecure, but through the years I have become much more confident in my own skin regardless of what I wear or don't wear. I have a problem with women, who want to be so different and "not like other girls" that they put down other women bc they simply wear makeup. I am pretty sure they are the ones projecting their own insecurities. Like I said, if wearing makeup makes you "not feel like yourself", then you are not truly sure, who you are in the first place, therefore not confident in yourself. We should not put others down bc of that though, as it's human. Go through the comments and you will see so many of these women. The thing is that makeup should not have such a great power over you in the first place, if wearing or not wearing it dictates your confidence. If you think there is any hate in my comment, then you clearly are the one with issue not me
A lot of women get treated horribly when they are not wearing make up. Especially at work. I used to not wear make up but men would make horroble comments about me. It even affects your career.
I've never worn makeup, but lately watching everyone around me put on makeup has slowly started getting to me, even though I've never previously felt the need to. Hearing your experience helped me anchor myself again and reminded me to love me for how I already look! Thank you so much ❤️
I was sent home from work when I was 17 because I'd come to work without makeup on. My female boss told me I looked "awful" and sent me home to put it on. I'm in my fifties now and only just beginning to feel at ease without wearing makeup. I'm glad you became liberated while you're still young. ❤️
My boss called me a fat pig to my face, and she treats others terribly that people come and leave really fast because of her. She is paid, but We are all volunteers and we didn't get paid to take that negativity.
I was passed up for a promotion by a male boss. When I asked him why he said it was because I didn't put in enough effort. I asked him what gave him that impression? I loved that job and I went above and beyond. He said "no, your appearance. You don't put on makeup or anything."
If I had perfect skin like you I would never wear make up again. I just have SO much acne scaring and hyperpigmentation and anything I've tried to do to fade them, they just come back :(
I have acne scars, i have bags under my eyes, I don’t have the “perfect” nose and I don’t wear makeup (unless if im going to some party or wedding, etc). Mom is so concerned abt me since I don’t wear makeup at 17 yo but i keep convincing her that it’s ok bc i wanna people to see me clearly, if someone would dislike me bc of my imperfections then I don’t want them in my life anyway (she seems to understand and show more love) 😂🤷🏻♀️
Honestly you should embrace the imperfections you have because it shows you're human. We all have insecurities but covering them up will only decrease our self confidence. Maybe try using skin tints every once in a while instead of foundation and you'll see you can still looks beautiful without hiding your scars. (I'm sorry if you find anything I said insensitive I genuinely want you to feel better in your own skin)
i perfectly understand you, the non-makeup wearers are actually more superficial that makeup wearers, to some makeup is a therapy or maybe they are not comfortable in showing a scar...
Tbh though you are naturally physically beautiful, there are a lot of women who don’t necessarily fall into that category without makeup. I personally am not a fan of makeup because really it’s just a mask, it’s a fake beauty rather then a natural one and it’s not the same. I have found natural femininity far more attractive then the clownish looks that a lot women think are trendy, the Kardashians just look like barbies at this point and unfortunately everyone wants that look.
i never wore make up. Never. I have no idea even how to buy it, nevermind putting it on my face without a making a mess. Well, i am 41 now and people think I look younger. When I think about make up (in me) I feel like cheating, hiding my flaws. All I do is mascara because I have long eyelashes and sometimes they look "sad" and I have to lif them up
I started wearing makeup at 12. Now I’m 18 1/2 and I’m over makeup… I don’t care anymore, I find that when u stop wearing makeup I focus more on skincare and my skin has been looking a lot better! I cleared my acne and now I can go about my day with just sunscreen and some eyebrow powder. I feel so much happier! I finally feel free! Update May 27th- I am still strong no makeup.. I quit fake eyelashes and now I actually look my age 😂when I wore lashes I could pull it off as 20 which is good in places like the workplace etc… but it gets annoying to always put them on… I’ve also noticed I am less intimidating to men… I’ve had more men approach me which is so weird but I think it’s because they see I’m more easy too talk or softer I guess. There’s days where I wanna cake my face so bad… but ya know what I’m staying strong fuckkk beauty standards ! We are beautiful with naked faces
This video actually made me cry because what you described is exactly how I feel. Would have been cool if you shared photos of how you looked when you were younger just to show how far you’ve come.
Im crying by watching this video. Im 20 and I hate to put make up on but I thought im ugly without make up. Even if I look ugly, im going to quit this....
As a man, I am attracted to the biology of women, and I've always found make up to be a distraction to that. Whenever I've expressed that I am attracted to women without makeup, it seems to upset a lot of women, who tell me they don't wear makeup for men's sake. Okay, I never claimed they did. I just like looking into the eyes of an authentic natural sweet girl. That is what I find beautiful 😍
@@Verbsdescribeus How am I shaming anyone for wearing makeup? I am simply talking about my own personal preference. You (and everyone else) can wear whatever they like :)
@@andreasleonhard1512 that person only said that to you cause she's a makeup wearer that's all... They don't understand some guys like to see a female real face... Cause with makeup on yes it makes you beautiful but it also hides how the person really looks
@@Verbsdescribeus something wrong with you, the guy is entitled to his opinion and he’s not shaming anyone, in fact he promotes what should be standard- natural beauty, yes that’s should be a standard
I only wear light makeup when im in the mood. Im bare faced. My boyfriend gets annoyed when i have makeup on. He says i like the way you do your makeup but you truly dont need it. I like your face bare. Im glad he thinks that.
I used to wear makeup everyday and I was so insecure, I remember getting so nervous about if I had to sleep in another place with friends because they would see me without makeup. I thought just people who were born with perfect skin could go makeup free and I have always had oily, acne prone sensitive skin. Since quarantene being at home all the time I started to stop wearing makeup, my skin was doing great because I was learning so much about skincare and I started to like my face more without makeup. Now I feel like I was reborn I’ve never been more self confident in my life 🥰
I'm a guy who's watching this video cause once a girl told me that the reason why girls wear make up is to accept themselves and I was so confused , like I knew what was her point of view but the way of acceptance didn't felt right to me , like my understanding of it is different and I'm here to see whether girls also think like me
I’ve never dated someone that isn’t comfortable leaving the house without makeup. I find women that go all natural most of the time are more confident and more fun. They are free and accepting of who they are and that is incredibly sexy.
It's so sad that it actually doesn't matter if people see you as pretty or not, if you cannot accept yourself as you are , this is the biggest tragedy. I started wearing makeup around 11 and three days ago I decided to go foundation free. It is hard but I want to do it. I hope I can go makeup free one day. Thank you for sharing your story. ❤ I cried listening to your video. You inspired me
@@adelaidequeenpink8677 I am foundation free since then 🥰 i still have acne problems, but it's way better. Hope everyone who wants to stop using foundation finds the strength to be confident without it.
And I’m not at all implying that others do! I was giving a compliment. Sheesh, chill. We are all perfect bc God doesn’t make trash...but I still don’t understand wtf with mosquitoes. Where do they fit into the divine plan. Fuk’rs
@@Verbsdescribeusthat CAN BE true HOWEVER not when it’s a daily part of “getting ready” for me NOW!? It’s a fun and artistic thing, but WAS a chore, like straightening my hair. If that makes sense…???
this video truly truly spoke to me. i also started wearing makeup at 12 and i still am "addicted" to wearing it so much and i also do a full face of makeup literally everyday. you might have had a huge impact on my future. thank you for your words.
Yes I spent thousands on make up. I started at 12 and was addicted to it as well. It was actually the Lord who gave me a dream that caused me to become convicted and now I totally stopped and that is a miracle!!
I'm 48. My skin isn't perfect. I have rosacea and wrinkles and pores and a normal human face. I stopped wearing makeup, (Other than mascara) a year ago and I love this video. My face is normal and okay and worthy of being in public without makeup. I feel comfortable in my own skin. It's not about who is or isn't attracted to me. It's about me liking me.
Anyone especially a man and especially if it's a man you're dating and you decide to go the natural route and this man tells you, "you look so beautiful when you wore make-up" dump his ass! 😂
You’re beautiful 💜 I never got too into makeup, I was an ugly duckling and late bloomer and ppl would say makeup wouldn’t matter. I’m no longer a ugly duckling but I still like being natural. I do eyeliner just on the top lid and gloss. Thank you for sharing
I was no longer confined to something to feel myself. I love this! It's amazing that you had this realisation at 17 and how strong you are for committing to your goal. I love that you care for yourself with unconditional love, it's glorious. Love yourself without conditions. Thank you!!
I've been working on minimalizing my life and having only essential possessions and all day I've been kind of battling myself to throw out all my makeup.. just did it 6 minutes into this video. thank you for sharing your story! without makeup my eyelashes are blonde and my nose isn't contoured but it is my face and I need to be real with myself and become comfortable with my natural face
You look great naturally. I like very minimal make up where required! Please look into the life of Christ Jesus via the Holy Bible instead of turning to yoga and meditation as these things, whilst appearing beneficial, are truly demonic and are deceiving so many people who are looking for real peace. Only Christ can bring authentic and lasting peace. I have experience of both sides and know where I am staying! Love to you and your family, enjoy the Easter break x
I have just today decided to stop wearing make up. I have become too dependent on it to make me feel confident but it is also making my skin worse and irritated. Thank you for uploading your video, it has inspired me to believe in my decision and go ahead with it x
This video is beautiful. Thank you for sharing this part of your journey. I resonated so much as I am now one month into my own makeup free journey. It’s a challenge because makeup was my first career and I have loved doing it on others so much but I have hope. I wish you well ❤️
I chould never change anything on my body, not even lip fillers. I even shaved my head and grew out my natural hair color beacuse hair dye made me feel fake. For me, hair dye is some sort of makeup/filter. I wish natural beauty will be in one day, it would do so good to the world ❤️
"Starting..just, soaking in the beauty of life". Thanks for sharing; I started not wearing makeup like a year ago, and I feel like I just recently started to love myself and really understand how I really look like, and that quote of yours is exactly how I feel right now, I'm getting much more into health and skincare, and be free. Blessings!
I looked this video up because today I went to put on makeup since I was ACTUALLY needing to leave the house today... and it looked terrible to me. Like a weird washed out ghostly painted dry patchy face. I also noticed that when I put it on on rare occasion now, that it irritates my skin so badly. I washed it right off, applied a tad bit of tanning water, lip gloss, and I was amazed at how much better I felt without that paint mask on when going out. Before Covid I spent thousands on tons of makeup. What a waste of money. Now I spend my extra money on workout clothes and lounge comfy clothes, clothes that make me feel good, as well as my diet and things that look nice to me in my home. I still use skincare but I keep it to a few things that work well for the most part. Instead of whitening strips I use simple hydrogen peroxide. I don't dye my hair. Funny thing is, I just remembered that my horoscope was 'cancer, feel beautiful with or without makeup. Period. So funny.
I haven’t always work face makeup but I’ve always worn eyeliner or mascara but I want to love myself without it and today I really am. I don’t need it. But I now work at a spa and they are big on makeup and I feel I might find them pressuring me to wear it. I think we all look great without makeup and what makes us look amazing is our smiley faces and bright happy eyes. That’s what I see as beautiful
Thanks for the video! I haven't worn makeup for almost four years and what I find most difficult is when people who knew me when I did wear (tonnes of) makeup don't recognise me or make comments about how I look 'different'. To this day I'm still unable to let these comments pass without taking them personally :(
I really enjoyed your video 🙂 tomorrow I'm giving this a try. I have been feeling trapped by makeup lately and it has not been feeling good. Thanks for your inspection and boost of confidence ❤️
You are blessed that you have the kind of face that doesn't need it, your eyelashes are doing the job nicely. I can see how some women could get tattoo-liner as an alternative to eye liner make up. Remember the sun is a nuclear reaction that ages the skin (better to be pale than wrinkled and spotted later in life. ;-)
This is such a beautiful video, it has made me so happy, thank you! I've been slowly wearing less and less makeup over the past couple of months for the first time in years and it's so amazing, you explained it perfectly! I hated how insecure I was before and how judgmental i was of other people too (that was the worst part, I always picked apart other people's faces and was so judgmental of appearances). I've learned that makeup that covers up your skin (foundation, concealer) is especially harmful for the psyche bc it's meant to hide "flaws" which only makes you more insecure like you said. I still love wearing lipstick though, I have so much fun putting it on, and I love my little collection. Notice what you notice in others, I would never judge someone else or myself for not wearing lipstick, so I know I don't wear it out of insecurity. That's how I can tell what's okay to use and what isn't.
IMO make up is like creating a fake you because you are not happy with yourself. It's more mental than physical. You can't beat the natural look, as a man I really appreciate that.
It’s as if you took my thoughts and life experiences and made it into a RU-vid video 🥹. Recently took professional photos w/o makeup and I got so much criticism for it but I’m trying to stay strong and accept the face God gave me ♥️
You’re beautiful & wise. At 73 I’ve just recently stopped wearing anything but a tad of powdered blush & light lipstick/gloss. It’s very freeing after a lifetime of experiencing just what you described re: time, planning for activities, etc. Blessings!
I’m so glad I came across your channel! I can relate to every single word you’ve said in this video. I stopped wearing face makeup (foundation, concealer and powder) about 2 years ago. Recently I’ve completely ditched makeup and I’m only using jojoba oil as a moisturizer. My skin, wallet and the planet Earth are equally happy 😉
Thank you for this open and honest video! I can tell how sweet your soul is.❤ My journey with makeup began when I was young. I have a twin sister that my Mom always favored and my Mom once said to me," Your sister can get a way without wearing make-up but you can't." (We are not identicle twins.) I have never forgotten that, and to make it worse for me, my husband only ever compliments me when I'm wearing make-up. He doesn't realize it🙄 but it sure does sting. I'm done with worrying over it though. My face is my face. Accept me as I am or walk away.✌️
I absolutely love this video. Thank you so much Chelsea. I just started considering eliminating my makeup usage, and this has encouraged me more. Love and light
Oh my god! This video really touch me 🥺 I totally understand you, I feel you a lot. I started using makeup when I was 13 years old too, and I’m the process of trying to stop wearing make up. You can imagine how this video helps me!🤍
I absolutely love how you smile and tell us about your difficulties with makeup. You are not alone ma'am, if no one is there, I am still gonna support you because I myself stopped using makeup for almost the same reasons.
Crazy how you felt like that growing up and you choosing to wear makeup. You look so fresh and young and absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing your story ❤
Here is my male opinion: In a world where everything is so fake and phoney, it is very attractive to me when a woman says no to makeup and insists on being real. I see women with makeup are sheep who want to conform to some idealized, generic, photoshopped Barbie doll look they see in magazines and movies. I’ve told every girlfriend I’ve had that they look the prettiest in the morning, before they paint themselves, but none have believed me.
dude this is the problem. This is why I love strong makeup bc I am not insecure and trying to attract dudes or anything. I simply love makeup. This it the problem with men. Not everything is about you. The same way wearing or not wearing makeup does not dictate how much a girl accepts herself, the same way the opinion of men is not gonna change how she perceives herlsef. Guess what, she would be a sheep, if she would base her self confidence on the fact that you like her lol Also if a guy would say this bs in front of me I would run. Belittling other women based on the fact they wear makeup is just sexist bs you are trying to sell as "accepting natural" beauty. We know you are desperate and would fuck anything with two legs, so you don't need to prove anything
To me makeup is kind of a waste of money, like I don’t like doing makeup at all and I’d rather not ruin my skin by wearing it. Plus, I want to feel more comfortable with myself naturally.
Yo nunca aprendí a maquillarme, así que no me maquillo. Si tengo algún evento importante como boda o graduación, acudo con una maquillista, así que uso maquillaje menos de una vez al año. 🙂
I had an emergency eye surgery to prevent blindness. I realized what i need and don't, for makeup, haircare, skincare, food, sleep, friends... now I only wear CC cream, highlighter, and lipstick or lipbalm. The letting go of makeup, among other things, has been very freeing, despite the trauma.
I was thinking about this constantly and then I have just watched this video and all the thoughts that in my head has grounded now n makes so much sense thank u so so much 💛💛
I don't want to wear makeup cause I know I'll depend on it to look good so I avoid it... I want a guy to want me for me and likes my real face.. and I have a lot of imperfection on my skin but I deal with it and glad I don't wear it...
I wore make-up when I was 20 then stopped after 6 years. I didn't wear any for years I'm now 52. I've recently started wearing a little makeup again. But it's just a little concealer for my age spots, a little blush and lipstick or lip balm. My boyfriend passed away in May and it has given me a little confidence.
You do not need make up at all you have natural beauty and are a beautiful person and that's beautiful how you are embracing a person of their true value more people should have the same thinking.God bless you
I really appreciate this video. I’ve been contemplating going makeup free for a few months now, and never had before. My story with makeup is very similar to yours, I started wearing it at age 13 because I was so excited to “fix” my face with makeup. Fast forward through years of learning technique and what worked for highlighting my features, I realized that I was ashamed of my natural face. So I’ve started with a gentle approach, only wearing makeup a couple times a week. I’m not sure if I’ll ever go completely makeup free, but there’s a part of me that feels like I may never accept myself if I don’t stop covering my insecurity and shunning my real face.
Thank you for sharing your story Estee ❤️ just know that it may feel like something that feels so far away at times, but the spark of self love is always within you - and as you unwind the habits of needing to fix something that is already perfect, you’ll eventually fall deeper in love with yourself than you could have ever imagined :) I believe in you!
I haven’t been able to leave my house without makeup at all the last year and this year :( I feel so ugly. I don’t even like my face with makeup anymore. I really want it to change though, I’m just so scared. Everyone’s used to seeing me in it. What if they don’t like me when they see me without it? What if they say something or look at me weird cus they don’t recognise me. I feel so obsessed with looking pretty but I feel like it’s not me when I’m dressing up. When I get compliments it doesn’t feel like they’re for me, it’s for this alter ego who wears makeup. Now I’ve gotten this allergic reaction on my face so I can’t really put makeup on and I do not want people to see me. I’m going to try going out a few times with very minimal makeup, maybe one day I’ll be able to go out with nothing on my face. It’s just that I haven’t had a lot of people like me growing up and everyone got a lot nicer when I got “prettier.” Especially the more weight lost. Wish me luck ig :/
Good luck on your journey. I had to give up make up as it caused so much irritation, especially on my eyes. It was very difficult to give up mascara, especially since I wear glasses. I always felt ugly compared to other women but as I've got older I have learned to accept my looks. I can still wear lipstick 💄 which makes a huge difference. I now dislike heavy makeup and love to see women looking natural ❤
I really appreciated this video and your articulate explanation of your journey and the advantages of not wearing make-up: physical, spiritual, mental, emotional. I am a totally different age from you, but also have commenced this journey, having started wearing makeup daily at the age of 13. It has always been a cover, to feel acceptable, to feel attractive, but I just got sick of it, plus the eye makeup was irritating my eyes, regardless of the brand I wore. So now I wear none. Again, it is freeing. Lots of negative comments from people: that I look ill, I look washed out, I look tired, etc but I actually don’t care; well, I do, but not enough to start up again. I think this is freeing; this is me. And like you said, I love seeing other women with no make-up; this is who we really are. I still do what I can to look presentable, but just no make-up. And I love this raw reality.
My experience: wearing makeup from the end of highschool and for more two year was enough time to realise that i had to stop. My conclusions: -makeup does never look natural in real life and daylight no matter the product -it doesn't improve the skin it's just making texture look worse -it has so many unnecessary chemicals that can damage your skin, trigger ance, make skin oily -Its so much better to spend money in good quality skincare products instead of makeup. (Just 2-3 step routine) My skin never looked better 😊
actually most muas do not even wear makeup which is odd, i would never trust them , is like having a fat sports coach... if you quit makeup it means that wearing makeup was not a therapy or a real passion to you, but to some it is a creative fun activity :) so, it is a free world of choices :D
This video is sooooo underrated!! You deserve way more views imo. You look stunning, I completly agree with what you are saying in here. Thank you for your honesty :D
Lovely video. I used to wear a full face of make up. Now I only wear mascara, and I intend to give that up soon. I never thought I’d give up my lipstick but I did. It feels very liberating after the initial fear of bearing your bare face. It did something on a deeper level which I’d not anticipated. Thank you for sharing.
You are so peaceful. When I see you speak I feel so much calm within. I don't like to wear make-up too. When I do make up for programs, I feel like I put a mask on my true self. You are so right❤ I just discovered you. So happy I found you. Subscribed right away❤
all ya natural skin beauties need is some tinted gloss, a bit of brow gel, and maybeee mascra on a fancy night. fuck all that cake face, youre stunning :')
i started wearing makeup when i was 12 also, and that was 32 years ago. i wanted to look better and feel better about myself. and know i feel like the makeup have made to a makeupslave, if i want to go out and buy some bread and milk i need to have my eyebrows done and some mascara , if i dont i feel naked and ugly. i wish i could think like you do.
Bravo, you :) I gave up on make up a while back. But then, I've had some health issues in the last few years that not only caused premature aging on the face but also pigmentation, redness and texture changes. Even the skin color has changed, I've lost the glow I had. I have been careful with skincare so it's been difficult this happened anyway. That's how interconnected the body is. My appearance has made me very self conscious, and shy; I hide behind the mask and I'm afraid for the time we can finally stop wearing them. So tempted to try makeup again in my 40s, but I know it'd only be to assuage insecurities. Am also lazy lol. Not needing to spend time or money on make up routines is rather liberating. Hopefully as my body heals (ever so slowly), I'll find some way to make peace with how I look.
