Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Subtle well done lash extensions can look nice.
I have a neighbor who had to dress up “full glam” and go to concerts, charity events, and awards dinners for her job 2-3 nights a week. She has lash extensions but they are not gaudy or obnoxious looking.
The people I know who always have manicured nails with almond shaped extensions, lash extensions, laminated and dyed brows, blow out perfect hair, etc. are people whose profession depends on their appearance to some extent. When I see a mom at the PTA meeting or soccer practice in sweats with no makeup - but lashes and nails - I assume she also has a glam job and I think “better her than me!”
I’m genuinely curious what are these jobs in DC that require a glam look. Sales, news anchor, real housewife, and hairstylist come to mind. Even that is a stretch that acrylics and laminated brows are “required”. What else?
Non-profit fundraising - people with titles like “VP of Development” or “Donor Relations”. The people employed by non-profits to wine and dine the big money donors, plan and host the charity events, and generally go to a lot of parties and be photographed with very rich socialites.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They look ridiculous and you aren’t fooling anyone. I am not deliberately trying to be mean but if you want the truth, that is it.
And I do put on makeup, color my hair, all that prepping stuff, so I’m not against beauty products. Just not those ridiculous lashes.
I agree.
You don't get out much. I spend $400 a month on my lashes. You can't tell. It's a commitment though.
Then why spend $400 on lashes if no one can tell?
By the way, what an enormous waste of money. What is so wrong with your real lashes? $4,800 a year on eyelashes is really sad.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They look ridiculous and you aren’t fooling anyone. I am not deliberately trying to be mean but if you want the truth, that is it.
And I do put on makeup, color my hair, all that prepping stuff, so I’m not against beauty products. Just not those ridiculous lashes.
I agree.
You don't get out much. I spend $400 a month on my lashes. You can't tell. It's a commitment though.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Subtle well done lash extensions can look nice.
I have a neighbor who had to dress up “full glam” and go to concerts, charity events, and awards dinners for her job 2-3 nights a week. She has lash extensions but they are not gaudy or obnoxious looking.
The people I know who always have manicured nails with almond shaped extensions, lash extensions, laminated and dyed brows, blow out perfect hair, etc. are people whose profession depends on their appearance to some extent. When I see a mom at the PTA meeting or soccer practice in sweats with no makeup - but lashes and nails - I assume she also has a glam job and I think “better her than me!”
I’m genuinely curious what are these jobs in DC that require a glam look. Sales, news anchor, real housewife, and hairstylist come to mind. Even that is a stretch that acrylics and laminated brows are “required”. What else?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Subtle well done lash extensions can look nice.
I have a neighbor who had to dress up “full glam” and go to concerts, charity events, and awards dinners for her job 2-3 nights a week. She has lash extensions but they are not gaudy or obnoxious looking.
The people I know who always have manicured nails with almond shaped extensions, lash extensions, laminated and dyed brows, blow out perfect hair, etc. are people whose profession depends on their appearance to some extent. When I see a mom at the PTA meeting or soccer practice in sweats with no makeup - but lashes and nails - I assume she also has a glam job and I think “better her than me!”
Laminated brows, faux lashes, blown out hair, acrylics is a trend that is valued in some circles, but it comes across as Kardashian-esque in others.