Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I've never worn lipstick seems grandmaish to me. Either lipgloss or Chapstick
b/c Chapstick is hip?
Chapstick doesn't put a bold color on your lips
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I've never worn lipstick seems grandmaish to me. Either lipgloss or Chapstick
b/c Chapstick is hip?
Anonymous wrote:I've never worn lipstick seems grandmaish to me. Either lipgloss or Chapstick
Anonymous wrote:I don't think that wearing lipstick makes your lips less noticeable, as some would believe. I am an African American female, and I have notices that in the past few years it has been fashionable for AA women to wear nude lipstick, or not wear lipstick or lipgloss at all, and I don't think this look is generally flattering on us. Most AA women have non-small lips, so when we do no wear something on them I think we look particularly unpolished. Up until about 4 or 5 years ago many AA women would wear red/berry shades, and I think that was a great look.
No lipstick look
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-3x-czY80wo4/UCDxsOF1ZtI/AAAAAAAAXqs/2-4vAvpPBhc/s1600/P1000629.JPG
Lipstick look
http://www.juicymagonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/D2557443-C298-47FF-BC62-922900718C00-e1311190328477.jpg
Anonymous wrote:When I wear make-up or lipstick to work, it is because I choose to do so, not because some hens think make-up is necessary to make me look "polished."
My husband has a few lines and spots on his face and no one is suggesting HE smooth it out with foundation. He puts on a moisturizer and goes on his way.
This just reeks of sexism, and the worst kind: the kind OTHER women perpetuate. Yuck.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't think that wearing lipstick makes your lips less noticeable, as some would believe. I am an African American female, and I have notices that in the past few years it has been fashionable for AA women to wear nude lipstick, or not wear lipstick or lipgloss at all, and I don't think this look is generally flattering on us. Most AA women have non-small lips, so when we do no wear something on them I think we look particularly unpolished. Up until about 4 or 5 years ago many AA women would wear red/berry shades, and I think that was a great look.
No lipstick look
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-3x-czY80wo4/UCDxsOF1ZtI/AAAAAAAAXqs/2-4vAvpPBhc/s1600/P1000629.JPG
Lipstick look
http://www.juicymagonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/D2557443-C298-47FF-BC62-922900718C00-e1311190328477.jpg
Are you loving Lupita Nyongo's lipsticks? That woman can wear the hell out of makeup.
Her lipstick sometimes look nice, but sometimes she wears lipstick that is too bright or too pale for her complexion. I think she should grow her hair out though.
its generally harder for AA women to grow their hair out
It grows, it just takes more time to manage than the hair of people of non-African descent. You can wear an afro (large or small), braid it, twist it and take the twist out to achieve a particular look, wear dreadlocks, straighten it, etc. One can also wear a weave or a wig. Any style is a lot of work however for most AA women, we don't have wash and wear hair, that is why some cut it short like LN. She is an up and coming movie star, so she can afford to have someone maintain her hair at this point.
AA woman here. My hair is professionally treated and under perfect conditions, usually only gets to a certain length before it starts breaking. Even in braids and other protective styles, my hair reaches a certain length and then it will not grow anymore.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't think that wearing lipstick makes your lips less noticeable, as some would believe. I am an African American female, and I have notices that in the past few years it has been fashionable for AA women to wear nude lipstick, or not wear lipstick or lipgloss at all, and I don't think this look is generally flattering on us. Most AA women have non-small lips, so when we do no wear something on them I think we look particularly unpolished. Up until about 4 or 5 years ago many AA women would wear red/berry shades, and I think that was a great look.
No lipstick look
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-3x-czY80wo4/UCDxsOF1ZtI/AAAAAAAAXqs/2-4vAvpPBhc/s1600/P1000629.JPG
Lipstick look
http://www.juicymagonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/D2557443-C298-47FF-BC62-922900718C00-e1311190328477.jpg
Are you loving Lupita Nyongo's lipsticks? That woman can wear the hell out of makeup.
Her lipstick sometimes look nice, but sometimes she wears lipstick that is too bright or too pale for her complexion. I think she should grow her hair out though.
its generally harder for AA women to grow their hair out