Disagreement on Makeup/Decorum

[Sarcelle]

Don’t get me started on Korean skin care.

Have you tried Neogen? It’s available via Amazon. Very good products.

 

[Sarcelle]

Is it the black sugar scrub?

 

[Pup7]

Have you tried Neogen? It’s available via Amazon. Very good products.

I haven’t but I’m thinking I’m about to…man, I miss Korea. I brought back TONS of the mask sheets. They’re so cheap over there.

 

[Sarcelle]

I especially like the Missha Time Revolution sheet masks. I got them at a steep discount at my local Target.

 

[Pup7]

I’ve used Missha a few times. They were a bit pricier in Korea, as was Nature Republic.

Tony Moly was my goto. I loved that place.

 

[DarkLight]

I am also mistaken to be about 7-10 years young than I am,

Sometimes this is why some of us wear makeup. Looking a decade younger than you are is signify less fun when it’s the difference between “kid in high school” and “adult with a degree and a job.”

 

[Pup7]

Looking a decade younger than you are is signify less fun when it’s the difference between “kid in high school” and “adult with a degree and a job.”

I get carded with it and without it, and then I get “you don’t look that old”, which is a dubious compliment at the best of times (so I look young but I’m old? LOL).

I love this, too: “There’s no way you’re 44!” Sure, because I would lie about being over forty.

 

[woolycaterpillar]

Kind of funny that she would think make-up is a sin. You would think that someone much older might hold to that opinion. I think back in the 1800’s only ladies of the evening wore it. Women used to sneak off to pinch their cheeks to make them look rosier. Very few these days seem to censure the use of make-up.