Some Feminism 🙂 I’m a feminist. I wear makeup (until this month). I was going to try and write about how I feel with regard to feminism and makeup but I found this blog post from Autumn Whitefield-Madrano and it’s so well written in my opinion, i’d just like to sign post you there. 🙂… Continue reading Makeup Free Month Day 12: Feminism and makeup
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Makeup Free Month Day 11: Eyebrows!
(Out for Mothers Day today) A bit about eyebrows! I tint my eyebrows. Yep I’m admitting it. With a home henna paste for eyebrows. I only do it every 2 months or so, and often forget. My eyebrows are not as pale as my lashes, they have colour (similar to the colour they are now)… Continue reading Makeup Free Month Day 11: Eyebrows!
Makeup Free Month Day 10: Professionalism and makeup?
Ok, I’ve realised that I’m not as calm about being makeup free as I thought. I have a few events coming up including tonight. I feel fine generally about not having makeup on, but I still feel less confident (a lot) about how I look! Over the past week I’ve had a few conversations… Continue reading Makeup Free Month Day 10: Professionalism and makeup?
Makeup Free Month Day 9 (Some history)
Wearing makeup or painting faces and bodies is by no means a new idea. In fact we have been doing it for centuries. How it’s applied, where it’s applied and what is used has changed over the centuries and decades, but the fact that we do it has not. I decided to look briefly into… Continue reading Makeup Free Month Day 9 (Some history)
Makeup Free Month Day 8: Why I started wearing makeup.
Today I’m still recovering from ‘the bug’ but it gives me chance to write a little more about why I started wearing makeup. I started wearing makeup at quite a young age, I was 13/14. I think I’d ‘played’ with it before then, but at this age I started to wear it more often for… Continue reading Makeup Free Month Day 8: Why I started wearing makeup.