Do you wear make up?

Before lockdown foundation, eye liner, mascara, lipstick and eyebrow pencil due to permanently loss. Now, and I intend to continue with only eyebrow pencil until tattoos can be redone. Then it will be natural apart from highdays and holidays. Saved a small fortune.

Full makeup every morning. Keeps pollution off your skin. Would not dream of going out without. Dye your eyebrows monthly and post menopause no plucking. Foundation usually has sun factor in so it protects as well as your moisturizer post cleansing. Never thought my naked glory was much cop.

Not since I was in my 30s. I look after my skin with cleansing and moisturiser. Quite happy for the world to see me in my naked glory!

I'm another that used to never go out without the full lot - foundation, blusher, eyemake up, mascara, lip gloss. Since lock down, I have worn mascara about 3 times.
While we are wearing masks, little point in wearing foundation imo , but there is a bonus- I have at long last found a moisturiser and a facial oil neither of which either make my face red or make the broken veins on my cheeks worse !

This morning I have applied a little concealer on dark shadows under my eyes, and tinted lip balm. This is unusual for me (a non makeup user) but this is a sort of Occasion - I’m having a a Hair Cut at midday.
First time in 4 months and I have waited patiently .....

Never seen without my makeup - nothing heavy but always moisturiser, concealer, eyeshadow, mascara, lipstick. It's all part of my daily routine.

Always use eye make up and do eyebrows or grandchildren complain !! Never foundation and rarely lipstick - who wants to emphasise thinning lips !! Try lip gloss though - that jollies things up with a light touch. Why not wear make up - isn't it designs to make us look brighter ? Who doesn't want to look brighter ?

Nope, had a receptionists job when I had to wear it everyday. Unless it’s a special occasion like a wedding, I am bare faced and love it.

If I ho anywhere I always wear makeup. It is all about caring for yourself and not letting yourself go. I see so many who seem to have given up just because they are older....

I've never been one for a "face full" so my routine hasn't really altered.
Usual skin care of cleanser and moisturiser, then an SPF.
Makeup is tightline and mascara,lip balm and a touch of blusher.
I only wear more for an event...remember those!!

I admit to being a bit of a makeup junkie, although I've worn very little this past year. I do like to try new makeup - just about to try Il Makiage foundation - and really like the Look Fabulous Forever videos which are very helpful to making up my mature face. Makeup has always made me feel more confident so, I'll definitely continue to use it.

I wear makeup if I go out of my home or have visitors. It isn't caked on. Just enough to make the best of myself.

Always. My grandmother told me to always make the best of myself, wear make up and dress to impress! I miss those elegant days when people looked smart to go out.

Not every day as the animals don’t appreciate anything other than food and water!! However if I’m going out definitely and probably far more so than preCovid. Have really enjoyed experimenting during lockdowns

Never wore foundation but otherwise did put on a fairly minimal face to go out of the house. But since lockdown I've barely worn any. Will need to pull my socks up!

Yes. I look bad enough even with it on! I’m so pink and shiny without it, people think I have a fever. A little foundation and eye shadow.
My eyebrows and eyelashes are barely there following chemo but I try to hang a bit of mascara on the remaining lashes and pencil in more of an eyebrow. Just a bit.
I imagine most people don’t even notice that I have it on but I feel better for it.

This is interesting.
I am female but ... I start with a shave ( I know ) Cheap serum. Moisturiser, cc cream, lip liner and balm.
Sometimes eyeliner, mascara and eyebrow mascara if we are going out ( we can here).

I have a love hate thing with perfume, having worked up close and personal in a hospital setting and been a patient on the other side, I can safely say it’s not always pleasant for others to smell you! So as much as I love mine I’m always very careful.

Lipstick and perfume for me but only when I'm socialising. I'll have to get back into the way of things shortly. Yippee!

Always, always, always moisteriser, I have very dry skin. If I am home alone also mascara and blusher, in case I frighten myself by looking in a mirror. I have my eybrows shaped and tinted every sis weeks or so - last done just before lockdown. Eye shadow and and tiny drop of foundation for Zoom committee meetings and going out in public, which means about half a dozen times in the last year.

It had to be removed before I arrived home, no miscellar wipes in 1977 just spit and fingers and a well used tissue,it was easier to get rid of syphilis than rimmel block mascara.

That made me chuckle, Sago!

After a lifetime of needing war paint to do battle in school(!), I always wear make up to go out but rarely if I’m at home, unless there’s a Zoom meeting.

Sometimes I use lipgloss. That’s it. Make up ages you.

I have loved makeup since I hit my teens although always preferred a natural look. I certainly never left house without mascara,lipstick,blusher. I would have felt naked.! Last year I wore it on 3 occasions. I was last in the office in January and wore light make up including a lip stain.
At the moment I am WFH. Even when I think it may involve video meeting I dont wear make up,in fact it feels quite peculiar when put it on!
My skin has certainly had less blocked pores.
I will be back in office in May and I expect I will wear it then.
I must admit that my hair looks so awful that I may be feeling that a dash of lipstick isnt going to make much difference! I always wear perfume.
I have my hair cut at the end of the month. First time since last August and it is usually short. It's also its origional colour so will have to re look at make up.
I am surprised at even for the medical appointments I have had how natural it feels not to wear make up!

No

I love it!
I wouldn’t go to Waitrose without any on, I feel like a different person when I’m made up.

I’m a sucker for serums, anything with the words magic,miracle,glow or lift.

I started with a secret stash of cheap Rimmel at 14 then progressed to Maybelline.
I wish we had had YouTube when I was a teenager, I’m sure I would have benefited from a few tutorials.
I wasn’t allowed it until I was about 17 so it was hastily and badly applied at bus stops or worse still on the bus?.

It had to be removed before I arrived home, no miscellar wipes in 1977 just spit and fingers and a well used tissue,it was easier to get rid of syphilis than rimmel block mascara.

Now at 50+ I love bare minerals and Charlotte Tilbury.
It’s my guilty pleasure.

You will be pleased to know I now have a variety of accouterments to remove it all..

Lipstick always and I have to pencil in my almost bald eyebrows. Perfume too.