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Sticker #100: Why Women Wear Make-up 2x9", screenprint on vinyl (0.05 oz) * OUT OF STOCK *

 
Maybe men are just jealous because they can't wear makeup and perfume without being called a fag. anonymous
I think that's bullshit, to an extent... I sometimes do those things- though I know I'm not ugly at all and I don't feel insecure about myself. I also think a lot of the females who wear make up wear it to express themselves, they wear make up in an art form on their face. killa
Sometimes I like shaving because it looks better when you wear stockings, but sometimes I'll go for weeks and weeks without doing it. Make-up I wear to weddings and dinner with my parents' friends. That's it. Otherwise I agree - they're overrated. :P Allison
I shave my legs, I like them soft and smooth. I sometimes wear make-up, I like applying it and I like how it looks. I'm in no way ashamed of my natural state. I do go out in my pajamas, with no make-up and bedhead when I feel like it. I don't think I'm ugly without make-up. I don't think there's anything wrong with make-up or perfume if you don't use it because you feel like you need to hide your "imperfections". jana
Well, not always. I've asked several feminist women who do shave their legs and they say they just don't like hair on their legs, etc. But a lot of the time, it is for the reason that they've been brainwashed into feeling ugly if they don't, I agree. WJ
i can speak from experience, though a brief one at that. at first i wore makeup when i thought i looked washed out or tired, but then i thought that i looked better with it and it became a daily thing. when i met someone who actually cared about me i realized that you dont need makeup to be beautiful, in fact, it kills any natural beauty that you have and makes you look like a fucking doll. now i am horrified that people see beauty in themselves only with makeup. beck_me!
100% true. Take, for instance, leg shaving. Ask a woman why she shaves her legs and she will most likely say "I like the soft, silky feeling." But I know from experience that is rarely the case. It's cultural brainwashing to think their natural state is ugly. Same goes for make-up and perfume, though I've never worn either, so I can't speak from experience. pocketstarlet
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