"I do makeup for me, as expression, not for anyone else" is the biggest load of crock I've ever heard. Isn't it a little weird that everyone who does makeup 'for themselves' always aims for the same goal - making eyes look bigger, skin more youthful, lips fuller?
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Ask back: Do you put it on when you're staying at home, for yourself, too?
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They’ll tell you “yes” ... but they won’t say it was to practice a new look for next time they go out.
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In the words of my all-time favorite bumper sticker: "I express my individuality through mass-produced bumper stickers"
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She probably did lol, kohl apparently kept the eye infections away
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I think there's more going on here. The motivation is generally to "be attractive", which is ultimately for the sake of others. But the key is that it's one's _own_ sense of what is attractive.
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For example, have you ever had someone tell you to wear some item or to adopt some look, because they think it looks good, and you've kind of bristled at them? It's the same thing: a desire to own one's own sense of one's own beauty.
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