I feel like this can be a difficult topic because most of my life, personally, I've gone through it trying to not put...
I guess, a loud emphasis on what I look like.
I was raised in a way of like, you know, you should be presentable when you leave the home.
You should have a little bit of makeup on your face.
Don't look like you're tired.
Don't look like you're living your life.
I feel like, too, that's like a little bit generational.
Like, I don't think my nan, she's now 90, would ever leave the house without lipstick on.
Lipstick, yes.
Yeah.
disgraceful
yes it's definitely yeah definitely with the older like the the grandmothers of our generation it was always the lipstick and blush maybe a little bit of blush always the hair has to be done like you know so yeah definitely that way and then
interesting how it does change though because like lipstick and then for me personally it's like a wall like i'll throw on some blush or mascara if i don't have mascara on i feel naked
Okay.
Yeah.
And it is...
I feel like it is definitely like a... finding that comfort like you'll have people that are like oh i never wear makeup like i i could never i don't feel like i have to ever wear makeup like why do you feel like you have to wear makeup and then that's a judgment thing because like because we were raised differently or maybe because you were told every day that you're beautiful naturally and you know there's there's different things that that we go through and like even coming on here for me yeah it's my eyebrows like i always fill in my eyebrows otherwise they're kind of transparent or i feel like i look a So I already look more tired when I feel like there's not something drawing an emphasis away from the tired bags under my eyes, right? Like there's just something else.
But yeah, I feel like most of my life I've tried to like not put a big emphasis on how I look like body type wise.
And I don't know if it was just like growing up listening to, like we see these videos now of these nineties pop stars and how they were ripped apart and they're beautiful.
Oh, she gained weight.
Oh, she's too skinny.
Oh, she's this, she's that.
Like she just had a baby and all of a sudden you want her to, to snap back or however they say it, you know? And I just don't believe in that.
I feel like when we were
growing up too, like in the 90s, there was such a heavy presence on... celebrity and trying to capture celebrities like at their worst so that those magazines would sell, those tabloids would sell, right? Like we grew up in a very heavy, like tabloid culture.
I feel like this can be a difficult topic because most of my life, personally, I've gone through it trying to not put...
I guess, a loud emphasis on what I look like.
I was raised in a way of like, you know, you should be presentable when you leave the home.
You should have a little bit of makeup on your face.
Don't look like you're tired.
Don't look like you're living your life.
I feel like, too, that's like a little bit generational.
Like, I don't think my nan, she's now 90, would ever leave the house without lipstick on.
Lipstick, yes.
Yeah.
disgraceful
yes it's definitely yeah definitely with the older like the the grandmothers of our generation it was always the lipstick and blush maybe a little bit of blush always the hair has to be done like you know so yeah definitely that way and then
interesting how it does change though because like lipstick and then for me personally it's like a wall like i'll throw on some blush or mascara if i don't have mascara on i feel naked
Okay.
Yeah.
And it is...
I feel like it is definitely like a... finding that comfort like you'll have people that are like oh i never wear makeup like i i could never i don't feel like i have to ever wear makeup like why do you feel like you have to wear makeup and then that's a judgment thing because like because we were raised differently or maybe because you were told every day that you're beautiful naturally and you know there's there's different things that that we go through and like even coming on here for me yeah it's my eyebrows like i always fill in my eyebrows otherwise they're kind of transparent or i feel like i look a So I already look more tired when I feel like there's not something drawing an emphasis away from the tired bags under my eyes, right? Like there's just something else.
But yeah, I feel like most of my life I've tried to like not put a big emphasis on how I look like body type wise.
And I don't know if it was just like growing up listening to, like we see these videos now of these nineties pop stars and how they were ripped apart and they're beautiful.
Oh, she gained weight.
Oh, she's too skinny.
Oh, she's this, she's that.
Like she just had a baby and all of a sudden you want her to, to snap back or however they say it, you know? And I just don't believe in that.
I feel like when we were
growing up too, like in the 90s, there was such a heavy presence on... celebrity and trying to capture celebrities like at their worst so that those magazines would sell, those tabloids would sell, right? Like we grew up in a very heavy, like tabloid culture.
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