Do Guys Like Girls Who Wear Makeup in Middle School?
Just suggestion but don't worry about what the guys find attractive...focus on what you want. If you like wearing make-up then wear it. I'd suggest having your mom take you to MAC or another store that will do a free consultation and teach you how to wear it for your age (light and basic). If it makes you feel pretty then go for it. It's all about you. Plus, if you are confident the guys will find you attractive. And just because I'm a mom, I have to add...the point of school is education so flirt with boys but don't lose site of why you're there. :)
Can you wear makeup at your school?
For those reading this who are not from the United States, here's a briefing on the USA and school dress codes.Public schools don't require students to wear uniforms. Instead, there are general rules for how students should dress: no spaghetti straps, no short shorts, no offensive logos and phrases on clothing, and so on.Private schools tend to have uniforms that all students must wear. I know a local private school that just has a very elevated dress code: no jeans, no sneakers, no sweatshirts, and so on. The students must wear slacks, sweaters, and dress shirts, but they don't have to be the same exact kind. All of the rest of the private schools in my area require specific uniforms.Colleges and universities, public and private alike, do not require uniforms.I've found that private schools usually are the ones with rules about makeup. At my elementary/middle school, we were not allowed to wear nail polish, unnatural hair colors, or heavy makeup (eyeliner and mascara were appropriate). However, at private high schools, they were all allowed (expect possibly the unnatural hair colors).Public schools allow makeup, nail polish, and hair colors of all kinds. I was allowed to wear whatever kind of makeup I wanted to wear at my public high school.My former and current colleges allow makeup of all kinds as well. I've never heard of a higher education institute implementing rules about makeup.
[girls] have you ever put makeup on a guy before?
yes!, on my brother while he was sleeping
(GUYS) Do you like girls who DON'T wear makeup?
I'm 16 and don't wear makeup except for special occasions (parties, holidays, etc.) I get teased by the other girls at school because it's weird I don't wear makeup. I have a reason for not wearing makeup though. I feel so unnatural when wearing makeup. I hate the feeling of it on my face and my eyes. I have a really young looking face. I get mistaken for a 14 year old many times. My mom was the same. She never wore makeup at all when she was young. She got mistaken for an 18 year old when she was 37! She's 56 now and looks like she's in her early 40's. I want to be like that when I'm older and don't want to ruin it with makeup, but it seems like all the guys like girls who wear makeup. Is it weird that I don't wear makeup? :(
Do you wear makeup to school or not?
Yes, I do wear makeup to school, and I've received a plethora of criticism for it. I began wearing makeup to school around 7th grade, but kept it fairly simple until I reached high school. Then, I started to be a little more extreme when it came to enhancing my face and followed the instagram trends (heavy contour, large fake brows, blinding highlight). It took me a very long time to realize the following;A) These trends look good on instagram and instagram only. The reason that this type of makeup became popular was that stars like the Kardashians began wearing them to look camera ready all the time. Makeup that looks good on someone in person, will look extremely different on camera, almost as if they aren’t wearing anything at all.B) Teachers will judge you for wearing more than a minimal amount of makeup. When you’re talking to a scholarly student that’s wearing clown-ish eyebrows it’s difficult to take them seriously. The manner in which you present yourself will change how teachers grade your work, and I had to toil endlessly to dissuade my teachers from seeing me as another ditzy student who didn’t really belong in the difficult classes she had signed up for.Overall, I’ve not changed the way I presented myself for the sake of a teacher, and will continue to wear half-shirts with lipstick because I’ve let my work and discussion in class exhibit my intellectual proficiency. Wearing makeup to school is a personal choice, and if you’re doing well in school, and makeup isn’t distracting from that, then do whatever the hell you want. I’ve even created a small side-business that earns me a pretty penny doing people’s makeup for formal events and have participated backstage during school plays doing makeup (which one actually has to try out for, believe it or not).~Edit~For some comical relief I included a picture of my ridiculous looking brows that I was so proud of.Original caption of this photo had been “Wake me up inside”. I was very insightful. Thank god it’s gotten better……never mind
Why do some girls wear so much makeup?
Most girls in my school have a fascination with flawless skin, to the point that the texture of their skin is just foundation. As for eyeliner, their eye makeup looks good in those weird photos they post on facebook of just their eye or those weird ones where you can just see their nostrils and eyeliner, but from a distance it doesn't look so good. And mascara, I think the rule is the more the better. Not many girls wear lipstick at my school, but they do put foundation on their lips - that makes me literally angry! Well, that was mean. Hope I helped :)
Guys/Girls, does a lot of makeup make a girl look hot, or just trashy?
hello im just wondering what guys/girls think about this the most i ever put on is some face stuff, eyeliner, liquid eyeliner, mascara and sometimes eyeshadow.. it sounds like a lot but i dont really cake it on kinda in the middle do guys like it when you wear more? obvioulsy this can make you look hot, or do you feel like the girl is trying to hard etc. i know some girls who barely wear any and they can pull it off, but others cake it on, and ppl like me are kind of in between thanks!