mac_obsession
Well-known member
How old were you?
What was your first m/u love?
What did your parental unit say when they first saw you w/ m/u on (if under 18)?
Do you consider your m/u application skills to be better than those around you? (friends/family)
Do you consider m/u to be an art?
Do you consider less is more?
If you do, does it also mean bright colors are "more"?
Are you a gloss girl (or boy) or a lipstick girl (or boy)?
Do you think that m/u is to enhance beauty?
Or do you think that m/u is meant only to hide imperfections?
what do you think?
heh I forgot to post my own answers. I was bored the other night and wrote this up
I actually was hrm 27 when I REALLY got into make up...
My first m/u love was Mac pink bronze pigment...Its what got me hooked. I used it as nail polish, e/s, l/g...
My parents tend to vary, my mother never wore m/u, so I never did.
Now has started to go high end cause of me..And always compliments me on my m/u. I even got one compliment from my very non-complimenting father.
The more time I spend on specktra the better my skills get so yeah...
Im a total gloss whore...
I consider m/u to be an art form, also to hide imperfections and enhance beauty...
I think that anything goes, sometimes less is more, but you can do less is more with bright colors as well..
What was your first m/u love?
What did your parental unit say when they first saw you w/ m/u on (if under 18)?
Do you consider your m/u application skills to be better than those around you? (friends/family)
Do you consider m/u to be an art?
Do you consider less is more?
If you do, does it also mean bright colors are "more"?
Are you a gloss girl (or boy) or a lipstick girl (or boy)?
Do you think that m/u is to enhance beauty?
Or do you think that m/u is meant only to hide imperfections?
what do you think?
heh I forgot to post my own answers. I was bored the other night and wrote this up
I actually was hrm 27 when I REALLY got into make up...
My first m/u love was Mac pink bronze pigment...Its what got me hooked. I used it as nail polish, e/s, l/g...
My parents tend to vary, my mother never wore m/u, so I never did.
Now has started to go high end cause of me..And always compliments me on my m/u. I even got one compliment from my very non-complimenting father.
The more time I spend on specktra the better my skills get so yeah...
Im a total gloss whore...
I consider m/u to be an art form, also to hide imperfections and enhance beauty...
I think that anything goes, sometimes less is more, but you can do less is more with bright colors as well..