Makeup And Bras

[fruitsalad]

One for the ladies, I dont want to wear makeup or a bra in this heat, anyone else feel the same

[pastafreak]

I started wearing makeup at 15. It was fun, particularly in the late 60s when all sorts of wonderful eye shadow colours started appearing.
Why look dull?

[jim360]

I knew you knew, but I wanted everyone else to know I knew you knew, just in case they thought you thought I thought you didn't know I knew.

[Mamyalynne]

It's whatever suits you really isn't it, my walls never complain I don't look up to scratch - I think also I grew up in an era that seperated clothes into 'at home/playing and out'.

I can't really see to apply make up now, so best to leave my good skin on show than end up like Charlie Cairoli.
:-)

[jim360]

Easy solution if you can't see, mamya:

[Cloverjo]

Lol, jim!

[Mamyalynne]

On second thoughts Charlie Cairoli looks Ok ;-)

[jim360]

Alternative solution, marginally more serious this time:

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/elderly-man-wife-make-up-learn-blind-husband-jean-brian-twitter-viral-a8022696.html

[gness]

Oh yes, Pasta!.....and those painted on eyelashes......we had fun with our eyes.....I still do.... :-)

Jim's getting cocky tonight..... :-)

[Mamyalynne]

Run out of a Husband too Jim, he'd have been great at it - a perfectionist in his car paintwork jobs.

I'd look good in RR Sand and Sable.

[gness]

Oh I don't know, Mamya.....British Racing Green...just to scare the grandchildren?... ;-)

[melv16]

No bra=spaniels ears:-)

[Mamyalynne]

You could get those fixed Melv.

[LadyCG]

I'm still having to wear a bra, due to the fact that they're still big enough to pose a danger to all the small dogs of great Britain.

I never go out without the minimum tinted moisturiser and mascara.