Why are beauty influencers now encouraging millennials to buy less make-up?

[Speaker]

Where's the option for IDGAF, couldn't care less if you wear makeup or not. It's your choice, not mine.

[TirielWoW]

How do you feel about this? I think it is a good trend and I support it!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/beauty/ma...buy-less-make/

I follow about 10 beauty vloggers on Youtube and the only person in this article that I've ever heard of - much less watched videos of - is Kimberly Clark. And I don't like her because of the tone of her videos.

Emilynoel83, Tati, KathleenLights, Stephanie Nicole, and Nikki Tutorials are more my style (though I rarely watch the last one because I've disagreed with her so strongly about several items).

[Cosmic Janitor]

Maybe the harlequin is finally out of style. I would welcome it.

GG ten, 10/10 garbage thread again

[Deleted]

I would be lying if I didn't say that I hold women whom I may be romantically involved with to a higher degree of beauty standard than anyone else. Makeup can help with that, I guess it depends on how good they look and if they want to attract other people or not???

[Dyluck]

Isn't the point of the story more of how youtubers are rebranding themselves so they go back to being viewed as members of an internet community and not simply an extended advertiser, rather than whether make up is good or bad ?

[shadowmouse]

Oh, another Tennisace thread with a 'makeup is deceiving' element. It feels like: http://www.mmo-champion.com/threads/...-for-deception was just last month!

[Stelio Kontos]

Dude, are you trying to nanny every aspect of everyone else's life?

If a woman wants to wear makeup, that's her choice.

If a woman doesn't want to wear makeup, that's her choice.

Stop sticking your nose into everyone else's business, you muppet.

[Deleted]

Too much is never good but you wouldn't recognise some women without their make up.

It's like they are a compeltely different person.