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The Use of Makeup

 

            


Essays Related to The Use of Makeup

1. The Miracle of Makeup

If this is what makeup did for her, imagine what makeup can do for you. ... The answer to this is simple, makeup. ... These products as you may know won't stop it immediately or when you stop using them acne will come back. ... CC Cream or Complexion Corrector is typically use when you don't sleep well to reduces the dark spots under your eyes. ... So it's preferred to use makeup products such as the ones above to prevent and cover dark spots at the same time. ...

  • Word Count: 788
  • Approx Pages: 3
  • Grade Level: High School

2. Should Women Wear Makeup?

For starters, buying makeup can be very costly, especially if the objective is getting quality makeup. ... " The money could be used for more necessary things, like education, charity, or feeding the homeless. ... For instance, there are harmful chemicals that may ruin the skin, especially with excessive use. ... " Basically, makeup has harmful chemicals used in unimaginable places, and which are sitting on the skin of many individuals. ... Many corporation use animals to test their products to see how living things react to them, even though there are non-animal alternatives. ...

  • Word Count: 685
  • Approx Pages: 3
  • Has Bibliography
  • Grade Level: Undergraduate

3. Advertising Tactics - Covergirl Makeup

The advertisement by Covergirl is promoting their new mascara and is urging the audience to buy and use their makeup. ... The idea that Covergirls makeup is used by celebrities gets consumers attention and motivates them to use the same products as their favorite actress. ... Covergirl employs popular celebrities such as Queen Latifah to promote their products so that the audience will want to use the same makeup as celebrities they may admire. ... By using Queen Latifah to show off their makeup, Covergirl illustrates that their products can be used by all women, no matter what skin type or ...

  • Word Count: 813
  • Approx Pages: 3
  • Grade Level: Undergraduate

4. Wearing Makeup - Not a Bad Habit

Why not try makeup? Wearing makeup is the application of cosmetics. ... It means that there is a big market for makeup consumers or in other words a lot of people use make-up. ... Like Gothic people use dark shades of makeup to express themselves or office workers use makeup that gives them a glow to be presentable to their clients. ... So don't be afraid to try wearing makeup, you'll never regret even thinking of using it....

  • Word Count: 861
  • Approx Pages: 3
  • Grade Level: High School

5. Glamorous Makeup of the 1920s

This quote written in an ad for Winx mascara only starts to describe the makeup look of the 1920's. ... Before the 20th century, "nice girls" did not wear makeup which was usually called paint. Improvement in the quality of makeup in the 1920s made it easier for women to try new looks. ... Kohl Pencil was also used for eye-shadow and cream shadow was available later. ... By the end of the decade use of makeup was now not only accepted, but also welcomed as a form of to express your femininity....

  • Word Count: 560
  • Approx Pages: 2
  • Has Bibliography
  • Grade Level: High School

6. Makeup and the Self-Esteem of Young Girls

Should a child be allowed to wear makeup? What is the appropriated age to start wearing makeup? ... All done with makeup and tools used to design a picture-perfect image. ... They should feel confident in their own beauty before the use of makeup and should know that alone they are beautiful. Makeup is just an enchantment of their natural beauty. ...

  • Word Count: 1429
  • Approx Pages: 6
  • Has Bibliography
  • Grade Level: High School

7. Personal Appearance in Medieval Times

Cosmetics were widely used in the medieval world by many cultures. ... In most cultures, makeup was expensive, and therefore was only available to royalty. ... Ancient Greece and Rome both used makeup quite heavily in their everyday, but this concept was actually adopted from one of the ancient Egyptian cultures. However, for a long time in Europe, church leaders believed makeup was sinful and immoral. ... But this look did not come easy, for the royal families hired personal slaves to create the makeup and hairstyles for them. ...

  • Word Count: 591
  • Approx Pages: 2
  • Has Bibliography
  • Grade Level: High School

8. Fundamentals of a Play

Imaginative prop by movement using hands or just by the actions of the actor and actress, helped justify the mood and feelings. ... Stage makeup serves a totally different purpose than regular every day makeup. Regardless of your feelings about women using makeup and other cosmetics, stage makeup is a necessity anytime when on a stage. ... In Les Miserables, makeup on women characterizes them as a prostitute. Also, the makeup on the teeth and face are used to show a person of age or class. ...

  • Word Count: 1064
  • Approx Pages: 4

9. Being My Unnatural Self

Now, there's nothing wrong with her having a personal preference and being "natural" certainly has its benefits in a society that seems to equate the use of makeup or ,of any other body modification, as a sign of either self-hatred or narcissism, but her advice made me wonder 'What part of me exactly makes you think that I wanted to look "natural"". And as I looked at my reflection in my phone just after the conversation, with my hair dyed purple, my eyebrows tweezed, and my acne kept at bay with years-worth of product---nothing about me was "natural...

  • Word Count: 512
  • Approx Pages: 2
  • Grade Level: Undergraduate