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Stereotypes Of Makeup
The Stereotype that says woman only wear makeup to impress guys has really gown in today's society. As makeup gets more popular and more types of makeup has come out people have started this stereotype. Makeup is for girls it helps us feel more confident in ourselves, it gives us happiness, and it gives us a way to express ourselves. When I do makeup I never think about how a guy is going to react, I think about how my best friends are gonna boost up my confidence when they see my highlight, or they see my contour. When a girl sees herself in makeup she feels more pretty because we can hide our imperfections. Makeup helps us express who we are whether we are in simple day to day makeup or makeup that is more flashy for night time. This helps
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