Tips Mar 30, 2021 13:59

I’m the complete opposite of Papuwa-san. Even when I’m wearing a full face of makeup, men often ask me, “You’re not wearing makeup, are you?”

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I use foundation, of course, as well as concealer, eyebrow products, eyeshadow, highlighter, contour, blush, and lipstick! I don’t wear mascara, but even after putting on all that, I still apparently look bare-faced… And I can’t help thinking, “There’s no way an office lady would show up to work without makeup…” Could this be a kind of social nicety from men? Are they indirectly trying to say, “You’re wearing natural-looking makeup,” perhaps!? What level of makeup do men consider to be just right? It feels so unreasonable that they dislike flashy makeup, but won’t even realize I’m wearing makeup unless it’s flashy…
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office here—I'll answer as well. Thanks for your question. I think natural-looking makeup is probably the way to go. > What level of makeup do men generally consider ideal? It varies from person to person, but I get the impression that many men prefer makeup that looks natural.
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I’m Nomura Kamihikōki, a male member. Are there really men who tell women they’re “intense”? Unless it’s quite pronounced, I can’t really tell whether someone is. Usually, I prefer a simple, natural look, though it can be nice to see her looking sharp and striking once in a while…
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I’m also someone who gets told my makeup looks too light, even though I do it properly. I think anything is fine as long as it suits you and looks pretty! It might be a good idea to ask someone of the same gender, too. Marika
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