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To those who date women --- do you feel deceived by her makeup?

Jetboogieman said:
I've never seen it as deception or anything.

Only one girl I dated though... Just used waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much, caked it on eh.

She would hug me, leave residue all over my shirt.
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Seen a few ladies like that, I was sure it was spray painted on
 
After I was told that the amount of guyliner was inversly proportional to the amount of musical talent, I cut way back.
 
I tell my wife she should throw out all her make-up and beauty products, but she doesn't listen. I swear.....she's got an entire under-sink cabinet filled AND a wall-mounted thingy to boot.

It's a good thing we split joint expenses but keep our entertainment money separate, because I'd probably blow a few gaskets if I saw how much she spends on that (almost entirely useless) crap.
 
Josie said:
Do you see makeup on women to be a form of deception? I had a friend on FB post that question and ask for opinions. I thought it was an interesting question to ponder. What do you all think? Here are some befores/afters of women with and without makeup.

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I learned early on that women who use a lot of make up are high maintenance. I never cared what she looked like out of it all: the beauty is really there, but they are a little squirley
 
Mr Person said:
I tell my wife she should throw out all her make-up and beauty products, but she doesn't listen. I swear.....she's got an entire under-sink cabinet filled AND a wall-mounted thingy to boot.

It's a good thing we split joint expenses but keep our entertainment money separate, because I'd probably blow a few gaskets if I saw how much she spends on that (almost entirely useless) crap.
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It's not useless --- it brings us joy. :)
 
I wouldn't date a woman with that much makeup on. And yes, it is deceptive.
 
Those pictures are kind of extreme yet the topic is interesting to me.

I wear very light make up --- some mascara - no other eye make up and some bronzer or blush on cheek bones and red lip sticks so it probably makes me look better yet not drastically different.

Yet I admit --- I feel kinda bare without.

I like myself best with natural face and my eye glasses and a little lip stick.

I admire women who go completely bare of cosmetics.
 
Celebrity said:
I'm guessing somewhere on the heirarchy above emojis and below money?
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Speaking for myself, I enjoy makeup a lot. I like how I look in it and I enjoy putting it on. It's like art to me - I enjoy experimenting with different colors of eyeshadows, blushes, eyeliners. I find it therapeutic to take my time doing my makeup. That being said, I also like taking it off and being bare-faced when I'm at home doing nothing or just running out for an errand. Not all makeup-lovers are high-maintenance, snobby, immature, gold-diggers or whatever else you've tagged them as.
 
Mr Person said:
I tell my wife she should throw out all her make-up and beauty products, but she doesn't listen. I swear.....she's got an entire under-sink cabinet filled AND a wall-mounted thingy to boot.

It's a good thing we split joint expenses but keep our entertainment money separate, because I'd probably blow a few gaskets if I saw how much she spends on that (almost entirely useless) crap.
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Just because you don't enjoy that, doesn't mean that they are useless.
 
Your Star said:
Just because you don't enjoy that, doesn't mean that they are useless.
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No it doesn't it, means that we should all sit in a circle and give each other a massage while we talk about naomi campbell and drink a 2008 merlot.
 
Josie said:
Do you see makeup on women to be a form of deception? I had a friend on FB post that question and ask for opinions. I thought it was an interesting question to ponder. What do you all think? Here are some befores/afters of women with and without makeup.
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My girlfriend looks good with, or without makeup, and we are both 52 years old....and having the time of our lives......
 
Celebrity said:
No it doesn't it, means that we should all sit in a circle and give each other a massage while we talk about naomi campbell and drink a 2008 merlot.
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Your mental image of people who enjoy makeup is a stereotype. Some women are like that -- many aren't.
 
Josie said:
Your mental image of people who enjoy makeup is a stereotype. Some women are like that -- many aren't.
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No, I just prefer glamour to gore. There's nothing wrong with imagining nude women with lots of makeup.
 
The question at hand is, 'do you feel deceived' ? Not particularly, though I am aware of deception taking place. Dating women my age, 40 somethings, I find that I may not really want to have a clear picture. The girl can have her secrets.

Nomesayin' ?
 
Girdles and bras are there to deceive and like make up when they come off it is legal in all countries to exit.
 
I don't think they have a right to feel deceived because they can see how much a make up changes a girl
 
The 2nd one, no, the rest yes.

I am fine with no make-up or minimal make-up. I have never been a fan of heavy use of make-up. To me, make-up should enhance and/or be subtle. If it is used to gain a complete change, then yes, it is deceiving.
 
My wife is in her 40's and is an absolute knockout.

Yeah, I fully admit I am out of her league.
But being rich got me in the stadium.
 
With or without makeup is fine. I don't mind make-up and many times it is nice without make-up.
 
Nope, not as long as they are women. Just do not pull a Bruce/Caitlyn Jenner on a guy.
 
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