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Male Cosmetics

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I just noticed this piece on BBC News entitled "Harry Styles: Could singer's make-up get more men into cosmetics?" and I started wondering.

www.bbc.co.uk

Harry Styles: Could singer's make-up get more men into cosmetics?

The popstar-slash-actor's beauty brand branches into cosmetics - but will other men follow his lead?
www.bbc.co.uk

I've never been even remotely interested in wearing make-up or nail polish and I really don't think I'm going to change now. I don't even regularly moisturise.

Anyone care to share? Have you worn make-up? Would you?

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No and no.

And it'd be p sad if grown-ass men were to follow the footsteps of some dude who makes shitty music for teenage girls.
 
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Anglyokels.
Now you make me think one of the Friends episodes I ever watched, with the friendiots mocking at Joey because he was carrying a bag considered a feminine thing.
Yokels :corn:
 
I don't know why men would want to wear make-up, but then I don't know why women wear make-up either. Or high heels. Or jewellery. Remember Andy Burnham? I think he was a minister under Tony Blair and then mayor of Manchester. He was on telly and caused a sensation because everyone thought he was wearing makeup, although he denied it. Well he would, wouldn't he?

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He says the accusations have followed him since his school days, but Mr Burnham insisted he doesn't wear makeup to make his eyes pop after an infamous appearance on Question Time in 2008.

He told a national newspaper in 2008: "I had an email in my constituency office saying 'what mascara-do you use?' I can only say, hand on heart, that I have never ever worn mascara."

www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk

Who is Andy Burnham? Ten things you need to know about the new mayor of Greater Manchester

A Dutch wife, a passion for football - but never, ever, say he wears eye make-up
www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk
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Essex Boy said:
I don't know why men would want to wear make-up, but then I don't know why women wear make-up either. Or high heels. Or jewellery. Remember Andy Burnham? I think he was a minister under Tony Blair and then mayor of Manchester. He was on telly and caused a sensation because everyone thought he was wearing makeup, although he denied it. Well he would, wouldn't he?
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Doesn't everyone on TV wear make-up to avoid looking cadaverous under the studio lights?
 
For me - no makeup - no cologne - no hair stylists - no fashion statements - but I don't care or have any judgements if other people have those interests however I do NOT want makeup or stinky cologne or hair spray smell in my bed.
 
Those photos of whatshisface look touched up.

. . . and the emasculation of the male form continues, unabated. Next thing will be microdosing female hormones. Not enough to grow tits or tolerate Gwyneth Paltrow or anything, but just enough to take that masculine edge off. I can almost guarantee it.
 
For Fuck's Sake, if John Wayne and Clint Eastwood had no problem wearing make up (and not always discreet at that), and all the machos nip-tuck their faces to the back of their heads, grow transplants that they dye pitch-dark at 30 and 40 to 70 and beyond, and shaving your beard or even your body hair is no sissy thing anymore, what's this nancy fuss about men wearing make up?
 
I don't really care one way or another.

My days can't be filled with worrying about this for me...but if others think this is important for their confidence and image...go the fuck for it!
 
I've worn makeup since I was around 16. I had terrible acne, which invariably made red marks that were painful to endure.

My late foster mom (a kind neighbor in actuality) took me to meet her friend who was a Mary Kay dealer. She gave me a compact of a cream-based concealer that was a yellow tint. Using it on the spots and blending it in made them largely disappear. I had the small case for over 40 years before I finally tossed it due to the lid cracking, so I obviously didn't use much. My acne abated in my 20's but returned in a lesser fashion in my 30's, and I still have bad skin.

I've never been interested in anything beauty oriented, only a slight bit of help not being more repulsive than necessary.

I will add that actors or celebrities who are men putting a rinse on their hair always cause me to feel sorry for them, while disliking the imagined need for youth.
 
belamyi said:
For Fuck's Sake, if John Wayne and Clint Eastwood had no problem wearing make up (and not always discreet at that), and all the machos nip-tuck their faces to the back of their heads, grow transplants that they dye pitch-dark at 30 and 40 to 70 and beyond, and shaving your beard or even your body hair is no sissy thing anymore, what's this nancy fuss about men wearing make up?
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John Wayne and Clint Eastwood et al. may be human, but they're not people like me and you. Well, like me and the rest of the posters here.
 
NotHardUp1 said:
I've worn makeup since I was around 16.
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But also
NotHardUp1 said:
I've never been interested in anything beauty oriented
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:confused:

ANYWAY, any male that's been on TV has worn make-up. Mila Kunis said when she presented an award with Zac Efron he was wearing more makeup than her.

I can't get wit it. No judgments if that's someone else's thing but all you're doing is ruining your skin. Natural beauty is best, thankfully I got a heaping helping of it at birf. :gogirl:
 
No I would never wear make it's mostly for women
 
rareboy said:
I don't really care one way or another.

My days can't be filled with worrying about this for me...but if others think this is important for their confidence and image...go the fuck for it!
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You'd make a terrible American.
 
I checked into it, but never bought any makeup. I have bumps on my face (like skin tags, but instead of a tag, skin grows over a pore). They bug me sometimes and I can't stop thinking of them.

Overall I have always felt people look better without makeup so I doubt I would ever try any, but to be honest I was against cosmetic surgery for years until I got a horn removed. Doctors always said it was not an issue, but it got to me and I asked my skin doc I was seeing for something else if he would remove it and he said yes. Afterward I was told they thought it may have been cancer so he was pissed all other doctors told me not to worry about it. The relief I felt though made me feel so much better. It was right in the middle of my forehead.
 
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