Do you like makeup?
 

I personally like wearing it and feel more comfortable & think it's a good way to enhance features, cover any imperfections.

yep I don't wear it every day, only when going out out

It's an artform. Even if you don't like wearing it, it'd be weird to say it's a "dislike" to see it done well.

I never wear it nowadays.
But I love to see people making the best of themselves.

On a woman yes it can enhance beauty if applied with a deft touch

The devil's work.

What about on a man?

Don't be ridiculous, make up is for women:shrug:

Although men can wear it for theatre or tv

Some men wear makeup

Says who?

looks good on both men and women

Same here.:wavey:

Marc stop trying to be woke

Have you ever seen a man in Fife with bloody make up?:joker:

I have, yes.

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I really enjoy it, it's fun to put on, even if not going anywhere. I don't wear it every day but when I feel like I need a bit of pep in my step I go for it and it helps. :hee:

I love watching other people put makeup on, but only in real life, I don't find the videos that exciting.

:joker:

Sure Jan

Why do you find that hard to believe?

It's not the 70s anymore

Loads of men in the city I'm from in Ireland wear make-up and they look great. :shrug:

It makes me feel way more confident

I don't mind it.

On YT its so competitive with the makeup tutorials, there's soo many on there :rolleyes: lol . i can't be bothered watching them either . I've seen clips of some , but i think people find the horror movie makeup more fascinating to watch .
And i find it more amazing and clever seeing people use makeup to look like celebrities like this

Even then they were doing it.

All men should be required to wear eyeliner by law

Ironically some were in the big cities. Not Fife ffs. :joker:

I get it's the fashion to pretend to be so accommodating.

Especially the 80's more so , bright lipstick and heavy eyeliners were the fashion.

this classic

Who's pretending?


Not my problem that you're so narrow-minded :whistle:

Marc's original point wasn't even about Fife.

But, yes, LT can't be seen to be accommodating, wouldn't want the big footie lads thinking he's gay. :worry:

Not that I’m not conventional by modern standards either but men started wearing these things long before women. Same goes for pink, long hair and high heels.

Men wore these things in the 1570s. I think the issue’s with baby boomers thinking their generation is the most ancient.

Human League :flutter:

Oh no, I meant it more as it not being the 70s when people weren't very accepting of it, etc unlike nowadays

i am not a baby boomer im afraid

:wavey:

I wear a little bit, not a fan of the overly made up/orange look

Yes people seem to get very confused with the whole age ranges of these categories, a lot of folk who think they're millennials aren't either, 25 is the youngest age of a millennial and everyone seems to forget Gen X which a lot of people accused of being "boomers" are.

'Boomer' is supposed to be an insult, after the boomers are the silent generation who were born before the war or during and they are also being lumped in, it's ignorance really, and just a pathetic way to attack people, basically gen x, baby boomer and silent gen are all boomers in some peoples eyes, and yes 4 to 19 are gen Z, not millennials at all :laugh:

My 11 year old nephew thinks he's a millennial and my brother (his dad) is a boomer, neither are correct, in fact at 43 my brother is much closer to being a millennial than my nephew :idc:

I'm mostly in a bit of tinted moisturiser, mascara and a bit of lip gloss. I do make more of an effort when I'm going out though.

“Baby boomers (boomers for short) are the demographic cohort following the Silent Generation and preceding Generation X. The generation is most often defined as individuals born between 1946 and 1964, during the post–World War II baby boom.”

Either way you’re definitely not part of the silent generation.

Nah. After baby boomers are Gen X.