Makeup EVERY day???

Moisturiser, Benefit eyebrow brush, eyebrow pencil, brow high lighter on brow bone, Touche Eclat on eyelids as I have uneven skin tone there, mascara, lipstick type lip crayon which I touch up during the day. That's it!

If I'm pottering n the garden which I do a lot the only thing I wear if appropriate is either moisturiser or sun block. Only wear makeup as necessary. Light makeup for everyday going out for the day wear and more covering for evening wear. Sometimes though for daywear I am very quick bit of lipstick brigade, not terribly bothered one way or other really. It doesn't seem to do much for me anyway.

Always 'put my face on' even when we are away in our motorhome. Only takes a few minutes to slap on BB cream, I like Gardnier with 'blur'!! mascara a must have and a slick of lipstick. Add some perfume and I'm ready to face anything!

Exactly, Maggie. There's nothing virtuous or superior about not wearing makeup. And actually, foundation (it doesn't have to be heavy) can actually protects skin from environmental damage.

I don't think for one minute that makeup makes you wrinkly. Or that wearing it makes you sad or means that you're in any way indoctrinated. Thank goodness we're all allowed to think for ourselves and don't have to conform to anyone else's prejudices!

Hate make-up, apart from a bit of moisturiser when I remember and an occasional bit of lipstick, although DH always says I look better without. (Probably because I am so bad at applying it.) My skin is far from perfect but when I see women I have know for many years who have always worn loads of makeup they are very wrinkly. I suppose it's a vicious circle. Over many years women have been indoctrinated into thinking that they must wear a 'mask' - how sad. And no wonder the cosmetic industry makes billions.

No foundation, never have don't like the feel of 'stuff' covering my skin, I moisturise with sun screen every day, eye pencil, eyebrows and mascara if I'm going out of the house , a bit heavier with the eye pencil for special occasions and lippy but thats it... but whatever you are comfortable with and can be bothered with is fine.

Nothing apart from facial oil and moisturiser if home alone (or just with DH), but otherwise I have foundation, blusher, mascara, lip pencil and lipstick as a bare minimum. It only takes a couple of minutes. Eye liner if I'm out in an evening and eye shadow only very occasionally these days, because of the contact lenses (my optician warned me off it, even the cream stuff).

Most days I apply some make up, but rather less than I used to when young: always moisturizer, light foundation, bronzer, powder rouge, eyeliner, and lipstick. I have my eyelashes dyed and curled, so no mascara
Actually that sounds like an awful lot, but I apply very lightly and it takes me just a couple of minutes!

I wear a light foundation, lipstick and sometimes eyeshadow but only in the house if someone was visiting. In the way it is you to make yourself up it is not me.

But I do admire people who can make themselves up well.

I have mascara, eyeshadow and Clinique face powder (hideously expensive, but worth every penny!) everyday - I look like a boiled egg without!

Has anyone seen the pics from the TV awards last night ?
Fern Cotton (sp) looks like she's seen a ghost. She's really pale around the eyes. Not a good look As for the dress...........

I do wear a small amount every day, couldn't go without my eye pencil!.
I have to say though that I have never yet seen a woman who didn't look better with some make up on.
There are of course those who think that they look more interesting/professional without it and who think it's superficial. I personally would profer to look nice. ????

Only ever wear it if I'm going out and even then it's hardly anything. Moisturiser, the lightest smear of foundation just to even out the patchy skin tone, eyebrow pencil (my eyebrows are disappearing at an alarming rate ) and a touch of lipstick. I don't ever wear mascara these days as it makes my eyes smart. Shame because it really does make a difference, but I know I'd end up wearing it in rivulets down my cheeks

I agree with you, getting on. The stripped back me is a shocking sight....that includes clothes!

I always have a facefull on. Never without. It's the first thing I do in the morning (after a pee).

I think my worst nightmare is being caught without makeup (shallow, vain creature that I am).

Nothing if staying in. Touch of moisturizer, powder and mascara for day. Full face for evening and special occasions.
I think my eyes disappear without mascara but when I mentioned it to D she said couldn't tell if I had any on or not

I used to wear full make up every day, but when mum was in hospital for the last time I did so much crying that all my make up was gone before lunchtime.
I started wearing a bit less after that, and since I retired I only wear it if I'm going out.
I only ever used enough to look like the 'better' version of myself, I certainly didn't put it on with a trowel!
When DS and DDiL were getting married, bride's mother was having her make up professionally done, so I went along to have a 'test run'. The make up artist made me look like a street walker, honestly, I've never looked tarty in my life before, but she managed it!
So, on the day itself, I did my own make up, I did have semi permanent lash extensions too, they were brilliant!
My grandmother died at the age of 96, and was 'putting her slap on' until three days before she passed!

Never wear makeup. The last time must have been my niece's wedding six years ago. I have very very skin and even makeup with moisturiser irritates my face.

Greyduster, pollyfilla, ???

I expect I would walk straight past you

I quite often don't wear make up these days but am always surprised when someone I know recognises me when I'm out and about sans face . Especially when I'm wearing bag lady type clothing....

Come on grumppa and pompa ????

Tinted moisturiser for me and a bit of blusher.

Rarely anything on my face but hate not having mascara - don't feel dressed

I only wear a little bit of eye shadow if I'm going out or I know friends are coming.I use soap and water on my face once a day and nothing else. Probably just lazy but I am blessed with good skin.