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Make-up or No Make-up
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23 Sep 2006 Sat 08:35 pm |
Do turkish men prefer women with make-up (mascara, foundation, lipstick etc....) or without make-up.
My opinion- I have not yet worn make-up with Omer. He loves "natural beauty", or so he claims.
I see Turkish women, and I find them quite beautiful, and wonder what he sees in me without make-up.
Thoughts?
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23 Sep 2006 Sat 08:40 pm |
Yes cris you are right turkish man like to see women wthout make up ..naturel beauty...
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23 Sep 2006 Sat 08:50 pm |
What does it matter what Turkish men prefer???
If you feel better with makeup, wear it - if not then don't!!!
Simple really.......
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23 Sep 2006 Sat 08:55 pm |
Bod i thnk u have to learn a lot of thngs about turkish culture...is nt mean if you make up u r so sexy or beatfl..and if you belive tht u r too sexy and got natural beauty why u try do make up?.. simply rght ?
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23 Sep 2006 Sat 09:44 pm |
My immediate response- it doesn't matter.
I love being free of make-up. ( I have to dress up an wear make-up for my job) But, when free form (make-up free), in Istanbul, I see so many beautiful women, quite made up. I can't help but wonder if I am attractive without make-up.
Omer says yes.... but I still wonder.
We are much more casual in the USA- I often go out in sweat pants and T-shirt. Unheard of Turkey.
Why all of the discussion? I am preparing to live in Turkey. I think I have to adjust my living styles.
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23 Sep 2006 Sat 09:53 pm |
When I was in Turkey it was too hot to wear make-up. It just melted off. I was make-up free all the time and so were most of the other women. Maybe in night clubs people wore some but I didn't see excessive make-up anywhere. Once I was at a pool and my lips, i have large ones, felt dry, so I put on some clear chapstick. There was a group of men next to me that went crazy because I was putting on chapstick. They told me that, that was sexy. Who knows. But I think in general men prefer women to look beautiful naturally. I live in US and many men here prefer minimal to no make-up. I am also from California where natural beauty is praised.
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24 Sep 2006 Sun 12:16 am |
I have no problems with make-up, I am NOT against it if it makes one woman feel better and look prettier.
I come from south america where most women wear quite a lot of make up (I'm from Chile) and I do wear it , not a lot but I do and it makes me feel prettier FOR MYSELF not for others ....what I mean to say is :
- Be yoursel, If you like it DO wear it !!!
-If you prefer to look more "natural" don't but...I WOULD NEVER change it because the man who I am with does not want me to wear it!! if so..I'd tell him to look for a "make-up free" girl then!!
Just try to moderate it because some women wear TOO MUCH and some might look like a w*** you know what I mean.
What do men prefer?? IT'S NOT IMPORTANT ! What counts is what YOU PREFER and how you feel about it...I'd make up the same way in Chile, Turkey , Saudi Arabia or Sudan....
Dilara.
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24 Sep 2006 Sun 01:20 am |
Quoting Rain: Bod i thnk u have to learn a lot of thngs about turkish culture...is nt mean if you make up u r so sexy or beatfl..and if you belive tht u r too sexy and got natural beauty why u try do make up?.. simply rght ? |
I am sure I have lots to learn about Turkish culture.....
But I do not understand why a girl worries about what men think about them with or without makeup - and if they are unsure then why don't they simply ask their boyfriend?????
Makeup is to make the wearer feel happier - not onlookers!!!
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24 Sep 2006 Sun 01:21 am |
Quoting Dilara: I have no problems with make-up, I am NOT against it if it makes one woman feel better and look prettier. |
How sexist.......why should only women feel better for wearing makeup???
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24 Sep 2006 Sun 01:24 am |
Quoting bod: Quoting Dilara: I have no problems with make-up, I am NOT against it if it makes one woman feel better and look prettier. |
How sexist.......why should only women feel better for wearing makeup??? |
Don't get me wrong Bod , it wasn't the point
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