[nooni]

Originally Posted by shadha

I have never worn unnatural colored mascara...I think it's a bit too much.

Like, I think this looks strange:



shadha-

yupyup what sugarberry said....

the photo here is very tacky and certainly photoshoped. they want to sell their product and want to make it show on the eyelashes so you wont think you buying something invisible.

but when u really try it on, its just adds a tint of color... not very visible like this picture but just a nice tint to it

also, ive never tried this brand before but theres another one that comes on very nice.. but i forgot the name.. ill try and find it though

[Sugarberry]

I like these colorful ones



I'm not sure how i feel about fake eyelashes


I love these funky colors...but its too "loud" for a wedding. And for being such an up close picture this girl's skin is amazing.



this is a good example of tooo much eye makeup

[shadha]

I don't like fake lashes, but I love the color she's wearing.

Oki, I have a make-up question [again]....what age were you allowed to wear make-up and what age will you begin to allow your daughters to wear make-up?

At 13 I was allowed to act stupid with my make-up but I wasn't allowed to wear what I REALLY was dying to wear, which was kohl. I wasn't allowed till I was 16. Gay.

I would allow my girls to wear make-up if it's age appropriate [ex: young= almost clear colors, glitter, funky nail polish, and flavored lightly tinted chap sticks/lip gloss etc.].


shadha-

[sumiyia]

i started wearing make up at 3 years old... my mom would experiment on my face.. mostly with bright red lipstick..

[iSHi]

Shadha, I wore kohl since I was a baby. make up, make up?! I didn't get into that til 13ish.

[Timbit]

Eh, it wasn't really an issue for me.
'Cause I only started becoming interested in make-up when I became older.

My dad gives me funny looks sometimes though when I put some make-up on in the car or something (me in the passenger seat; him in the driver's). But he doesn't say anything.
He's probably just wondering when I turned into a girl.

And then he asks for some moisturizer.

[heba]

i wasnt allowed until 9th grade (13-14)
in elementary school id go early in the morning to the bathroom and put eyeliner on, and sometimes id forget to wash it off before i got home and id get in so much trouble

anyway, i cant really say when ill let my daughter. mostly because i dont want kids

in other news, i bought 2 MAC eyeshadow brushes off ebay today, lol, damn this thread its gunna make me broke (im bidding on all this crap lol)



oh and i just got a $50 gift certificate to MAC as a gift. shame itll only get me like 2 thinks

[Sha_]

When I was like 18 .

I was interested in playing with makeup when I was 13, but I didnt really get anything (apart from lipgloss), and would feel weird about wearing it coz my older sister whos 4 years older than me never used to wear makeup or anthing. So I never really had any makeup to play with when I wanted to. Then at 14, 15, 16, I wasnt really bothered. Only at 18 I became interested again. Plus I got more paranoid about how much my face sucked, so I had to invest in foundation. And then my sister started borrowing all my stuff and became a girl, after I did.

My neice is 10 and sometimes she wears lipgloss and occasianally light glittery eyeshadow. I dont see a problem with it as long as its really light makeup. I think it's okay to wear more than that maybe at 15. Is that strict ?

[iTz_NoT_Me_iTzZu]

I started wearing kohl when I was like 14..and I think I bought my first lipgloss at 15... I haven't evolved much, I still only wear eyeliner and lipgloss... My tastes have just gotten more expensive

[Laimuun]

I didn't start wearing makeup till I was like.. 18. which explains why I suck at it. heh.

and I don't know what age I'd let my daughters start putting make up on. maybe 16.

[Sugarberry]

Originally Posted by shadha

IOki, I have a make-up question [again]....what age were you allowed to wear make-up and what age will you begin to allow your daughters to wear make-up?

my parents were more focused on what i was wearing to school rather than makeup....man me and my parent would have HUGE fights about me wearing jeans, pants etc....

finally though I got a job and was able to buy my own clothes hahaha

In high school i never wore make up alot....and i still dont..just not my style...and i dont think i want to be the kind of parent that going to tell my daughter no to insignificant things like makeup,clothes, etc...

[heba]

Originally Posted by Sugarberry

my parents were more focused on what i was wearing to school rather than makeup....man me and my parent would have HUGE fights about me wearing jeans, pants etc....

finally though I got a job and was able to buy my own clothes hahaha

In high school i never wore make up alot....and i still dont..just not my style...and i dont think i want to be the kind of parent that going to tell my daughter no to insignificant things like makeup,clothes, etc...

what did your parents want you to wear?

[Sugarberry]

Originally Posted by heba

what did your parents want you to wear?

a skirt or a jilbab...i would love to say it was a phase they were going through...but just over winter break my mom was like...


(me getting ready for a party..had a nice shirt on and black pants)

*mom: why dont you kick it up a notch and wear a skirt?

Me: i dont like wearing skirts in the winter

Mom: at your age you need all the help you can get for boys to notice you....thats why you should wear a skirt

Me: reallly im ok thanks.....if boys dont like me in pants...their not the kind of boys I would like to begin with.


*different incident


(right before jummah)

Dad; your jeans are kinda tight

Me: My shirt is long enough to cover them

Dad: *sighs*

Me: I'll be in the car

[heba]

oooooooooooo gotchya. im sorry, for some reason i thought your parents werent muslim and you were a convert my bad!!

[shadha]

Sugar: (right before jummah)
Dad; your jeans are kinda tight
Me: My shirt is long enough to cover them
Dad: *sighs*
Me: I'll be in the car

Hahaha.

Before getting married, my dad would be on me like white on rice over my clothing. It was ridiculous. Though, now since I'm married, my mom has told him to mind his own business for I have a husband now. It took him awhile to swallow that one. Lol. But now he just has this stupid tune he does when he wants to indirectly tell me that he doesn't approve of my pants, it goes like this...

Dad: SHADHA!
Me: Dad.
Dad: How did you fit yourself in those paaaants, in those paaaants? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
Me: How did you fit yourself through the doooor, through the doooor? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
Dad:
Me: Thought so old man.


shadha-