Men and makeup

The only time I think that guys should wear make up is if they are actors, or doing the goth thing. Or, if a dude want to be a girl for a day. Someone in highschool did it before. It was funny.

I wore makeup in a theatre performance I was in.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by Leknaat

And for those who mentioned theatre and tv....Maybe you should mention that if natural light were as bright as stage lights, then the make-up would look okay away from the stage, too. That's why stage make-up is so "heavy" looking. When the lights hit a person who is NOT wearing any make-up he or she is totally washed out.

So that's the reason! I forgot why it was needed on stage, but yeah...
I miss that theater performance. It was one of the most fun times of my life..oops! Tangent!

Originally Posted by Arkhangelsk

The concept of manliness is totally a result of the culture. Just because today's "manly man" is supposed to have rough skin and calluses... men were 250% 'faggier' in the 1700s.

He was considered the epitome of maleness in his day (and quite proud of his legs -- hence the heels and tights).
Not that I would want to see a guy dressed like Louis XIV, but some eyeliner or a kilt isn't necessarily girlish.

Looks like I found my halloween costume.
Make weh, for King Jorge!

There's nowhere I can't reach.