SAHM--hair is a bob...so if I have to go somewhere right after dropoff I dry it right out of the shower and it takes 10 minutes...if I can let it air dry until later in the morning, then it just takes 2 minutes or so with the drier to smooth it and make it look good.

Make up--5 minutes.

Hair, I wash in the morning, throw in some gel, and let air dry. Maybe five minutes total.

Make-up, less than five minutes. That includes lotion with SPF, mascara, gel cheek stain. Cover-up if I have a zit, but I don't wear foundation or anything. I keep lip balm and assorted lipsticks in whatever bag I'm carrying, so apply those as preferred during the day.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hair, I wash the night before. I let it air dry.
In the morning, I throw it in a pony tail.

Makeup. None. I don't wear any.

Same, except for the ponytail.

Same

SAHM: I get ready little by little: wash face, moisturizer, brush teeth when toddler first wakes. Eat breakfast together. Resume getting ready: about 20 minutes for a little makeup and getting dressed for day. I shower and dry hair every other day when toddler is asleep.

15 min makeup ( I don't wear a lot but I spend ALOT time on my eye makeup... Experimenting with different eyeshadow and eyeliner etc). 15 mins to blow dry and curl hair ( long hair). Some days I don't dry my hair and put it back in a bun and I can do my whole routine in 30 mins including shower

One hour on weekdays, shower, makeup, blowdry, and dress. I try hard to do none of this on the weekends.

Anonymous wrote:Hair, I wash the night before. I let it air dry.
In the morning, I throw it in a pony tail.

Makeup. None. I don't wear any.

Same, except for the ponytail.

Not counting shower and lotion.

5 minutes to blowdry and style hair - super short style.

5 minutes for moisturizer, makeup, eyeliner, eye-shadow and lipstick.

I have lived my life without any makeup or cosmetics, but I feel as I have aged, I have faded. My eyes are smaller than before and I look very nice if I put on the warpaint now.

I'm naturally gorgeous so it doesn't take much time.

Make-up: 5 minutes.

Hair: I wash it every 3 days, and it takes maybe 10 minutes to blow it dry. On days when I don't wash it, I just brush it and possibly spray it with a little dry shampoo, so 1 minute.

Each and every day I wash my hair, blow dry, flat iron, put on makeup, and get fully dressed. The whole ordeal takes me exactly 45min from start to finish. If I'm rushed I can do it in 30. Naturally I have loose curls.

15 minutes for make up, including washing my face and applying moisturizer, which I'd do even on my make up free days.

Hair? I just brush it and leave it down most days. That's more flattering than most alternatives. If I'm going to a wedding, I'll curl it which adds another 20-30 minutes to the routine.

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Anonymous wrote:I have crazy thick hair and it takes around 45 minutes to get it mostly dry and then I hit it with a flat iron. But thanks to the Metro wind tunnels, by the time I arrive at my office it looks like I don't own a hairbrush.

+1

This is especially true on days when humidity is high.

I have waist length curly hair and this is why I have given up on straightening. I can have awesome curls done in about 2 minutes or spend an hour and have it ruined by noon. I still straighten it once a month to revel in how long it is.

On work days, two minutes on makeup, no time on hair, don't even brush it.

Hair wash day I add ten minutes for washing and drying total.

Anonymous wrote:I have crazy thick hair and it takes around 45 minutes to get it mostly dry and then I hit it with a flat iron. But thanks to the Metro wind tunnels, by the time I arrive at my office it looks like I don't own a hairbrush.

+1

This is especially true on days when humidity is high.