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Adding on that sometimes I find NOT applying makeup to be a chore. I'll get home and ready for bed, wash my face and moisturize, etc. and there's this constant impulse feeling like "there's nothing on your eyelids. this is wrong. go play with your eyeshadow."
I always have to have some sort of lip balm on.
The only time I don't apply too much makeup is when my hair is super greasy and gross (the water mains where I live break down at least 5 times each winter due to freezing)- it's like, why draw attention up here if it's gonna make people notice my head?
You should try investing in a good dry shampoo for days like that and just for lazy days.
As for a chore, no. Even if I am running behind getting ready it doesn't feel like a chore to me. But then again my career is pretty much "getting ready" every single day but different people but I still love being a cosmetologist
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Adding on that sometimes I find NOT applying makeup to be a chore. I'll get home and ready for bed, wash my face and moisturize, etc. and there's this constant impulse feeling like "there's nothing on your eyelids. this is wrong. go play with your eyeshadow."
I always have to have some sort of lip balm on.
The only time I don't apply too much makeup is when my hair is super greasy and gross (the water mains where I live break down at least 5 times each winter due to freezing)- it's like, why draw attention up here if it's gonna make people notice my head?
You should try investing in a good dry shampoo for days like that and just for lazy days.
As for a chore, no. Even if I am running behind getting ready it doesn't feel like a chore to me. But then again my career is pretty much "getting ready" every single day but different people but I still love being a cosmetologist
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