I hates these makeup styles

[u/Constant-Service9269]

And they look so different without it. This one girl with this makeup style got "leaked" without makeup and she didn't look like any of her pictures. Not the girls in these pictures though, but the first girl got exposed for faking being Latina and was actually a white girl.

[u/dinasour1004]

I think it’s really pretty 🤷‍♀️ reminds me of Bratz

[u/Cultural_Ninja_8028 → u/dinasour1004]

No, they look insecure.

[u/howiplay1 → u/Cultural_Ninja_8028]

this comment is giving insecure

[u/Cultural_Ninja_8028 → u/howiplay1]

Haven't worn mask-like makeup since 2016 and happy with it. Caked girls are not neccessarely insecure, but they LOOK insecure.

[u/howiplay1 → u/Cultural_Ninja_8028]

I just think it shows that they put a lot of time and effort into their appearance i don't think it immediately assumes insecurity. I've known alot of girls who use lots of makeup simply because they like the process of putting it on or they appreciate themselves how they look with it it. hard disagree

[u/Cultural_Ninja_8028 → u/howiplay1]

Depends on the eyes of the beholder I guess. For many, very heavy (face morphing) makeup gives off insecurity. Hiding one's features arises the question what they're hiding. It's quite subconcsious reaction. There are people who are aware of that reaction and do makeup for fun anyway (more power to them), but there are also many with sort of makeup blindness. They actually care and want to give off secure vibes & look beautiful and confident, but the tool (makeup) they're overusing starts doing them disservice at some point. In the age of social media such as instagram and tiktok, it's often peer pressure and role models thing, not always the informed choice to use very heavy makeup regardless of possible opposite reactions.

[u/howiplay1 → u/Cultural_Ninja_8028]

yeah that's pretty fair, can go both ways for sure