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Which of the following years would you consider the "peak" for the full-glam, full-coverage makeup trend?

2014
25.2%
2015
23.9%
2016
30.5%
2017
20.5%

1,343 votesFinal results

5:34 PM · Jan 28, 2023

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Uhh, like the 70s with Bowie and Boy George maybe? Or the 80s with Kiss?

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@Entengummitiger

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*rock bottom

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Good lord. Makeup was dead after 1989.

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I'm just glad it's not now, nobody looks good IRL with all that foundation and concealer

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1987

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I don't know what that means

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1987

@Jon_anon_athon

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Right now

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As a dude I have no clue

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