Is the taboo around male make-up disappearing?

[Sharein]

Not sure why women and men shouldn't be equal here either...

And some men simply have a bad skin.

[Video Games]

Because it's a perfectly normal thing for a variety of reasons, ranging from my leg hairs grow patchy/thick and makes me look ugly/stupid to it helps me with my sports. I mainly laugh at people who worry how smooth other mens' legs are.


It's also spelled "laugh".

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Like you can't handle mine? Anyone who unironically uses degeneracy as a descriptor disqualifies themselves from adult conversation.

I'm not ignoring you so i am handling it fine. As for your second part, nobody actually gets to decide that.

[Independent voter]

[StayTuned]

Not sure why women and men shouldn't be equal here either...

And some men simply have a bad skin.

I for one think that makeup on both men and women is bullshit.

Its fed to societies through shitty magazines and online articles that you need this and that kind of makeup to look good. All while the writers of these articles are paid by beauty corporations to promote their shit.

Natural beauty is best beauty. Eat and live healthy and your body will reflect that. And if you are so fucked up that even that doesn't help, makeup won't cover for it anyway.

[Louisa Bannon]

I've been wearing makeup as I see fit since the late 70s. What is this taboo of which you speak?

[lazaros742]

I dont really care for people wearing make up period, men or women... but i do think they should use skin care products and the such.

[Katie N]

Ergo proxy? xD

[zlygork]

I would never use it simply because I didn't learn to properly apply make up when growing up, but boy would I sometimes like using make up on my under eye bags

[Malacrass]

Women will decide if the taboo disappears.

Sure there are men who will refuse it either way, but if make-up is largely accepted by the opposite sex + gives men an edge over those who don't, they will use it.

"It gets me pussy" is the best argument after all.

That said, at least where I live, I don't see it happen in this or the next generation, even though the industry already tries to slowly "educate" men to buy beauty products as well. Mostly moisturizers and cremes to combat eye shadows, with the argument that men need to look fit and able at every hour.

The most hilarious sales pitch I've heard yet was "because she is worth it".

[Jimusmc]

I worry about the future of boys if they continue to go down this path.

Liberals already got em wearing skinny jeans aka women clothes. it's a shame what they've done to the world.

[Granyala]

Give us our topless women and men in dresses, darnit!

I would wear robes IRL in a heartheat.

[whywhatwhowhenhow]

This was the first thing that came to mind.



Question for the ladies: Would you like your man to wear make up?

[luc54]

I would wear robes IRL in a heartheat.

Everyone knows real men and women wear platearmor not this weak stuff for mages and stuff !

[Uselessrouge]

its ok we got makeapp

[3DTyrant]

I personally wouldn't wear make up, but to each their own, I guess.

[Santti]

Never been a big fan of make-up, on anyone.

I'm male.

[Flame6]

I do like how they asked make up companies for their opinion. Of course they're going to say "YES, Great idea!"

[Deleted]

Well I can see covering blemishes (though I think you should never cover acne since you are actually doing further damage that way). But nothing beyond that.

I used a tiny bit of my GFs during college. It wasn't the entire face or an absurd amount like some girls do, basically just to cover the worst bit. Nobody really mentioned anything or noticed it. I don't see how that's so taboo for men.

[hrugner]

Nope, it's alive and well. And will continue to be in a healthy state until men start celebrating clutter, wastefulness, and vanity in a bulk of their own population.

[endersblade]

I worry about the future of boys if they continue to go down this path.

My thoughts exactly.