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A December 2023 YouGov poll revealed that most American women wore makeup on special occasions, while 38% wore it multiple times a week. The most popular products were mascara, lipstick, and foundation. To prevent pores from clogging, products labeled oil-free, or non-comedogenic can be used. It is also important to thoroughly cleanse the face and wash makeup applicators and brushes regularly. Sleeping with makeup on can clog pores as well as cause skin to get inflamed, have a dull appearance, or get more wrinkles. Some cosmetics can cause acne cosmetica, which are tiny bumps that appear on the cheeks, chin, or forehead. Makeup should be removed before working out because makeup covers the skin and doesn’t allow pores and sweat glands to cool the skin while exercising. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Is it okay to wear makeup every day?


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Is it okay to wear makeup every day?




By Ponderly
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Fact Box
  • A December 2023 YouGov poll revealed that most
    American women wore makeup on special occasions,
    while 38 wore it multiple times a week. The most
    popular products were mascara, lipstick, and
    foundation.
  • To prevent pores from clogging, products labeled
    oil-free, or non-comedogenic can be used. It is
    also important to thoroughly cleanse the face and
    wash makeup applicators and brushes regularly.
  • Sleeping with makeup on can clog pores as well as
    cause skin to get inflamed, have a dull
    appearance, or get more wrinkles.
  • Some cosmetics can cause acne cosmetica, which
    are tiny bumps that appear on the cheeks, chin,
    or forehead.
  • Makeup should be removed before working out
    because makeup covers the skin and doesnt allow
    pores and sweat glands to cool the skin while
    exercising.

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Bre (No)

Wearing makeup gets us used to seeing ourselves
in the mirror or in photos in an altered or
'enhanced' state that doesn't reflect our natural
beauty. This can ultimately be a disservice to
our mental well-being by undermining (or perhaps
outright damaging) our satisfaction with our
natural appearance. Besides, the more makeup we
use, the more we'll need because cosmetics tax
our natural facial features, worsening the signs
of aging (in some cases creating wrinkles),
clogging pores, which worsen acne, removing
eyelashes, etc. Not to mention, makeup brands
still unnecessarily test on animals, even
sourcing certain ingredients from them.

Makeup use increases the odds of irritation,
allergic reactions, and eye infections. Plus, it
exposes our bodies (and bloodstreams) to a wide
range of chemicals we'd usually never consider
consumingmicroplastics and other potentially
harmful ingredients such as silica, chromium,
arsenic, coal tar, and even formaldehyde, which
are often found in makeup products.

Furthermore, the environmental impact of
cosmetics is a pressing issue. Plastics and other
waste from these products end up polluting our
oceans and landfills, contributing to the global
waste crisis. Before they become waste, these
products take up space in our homes, stain our
belongings, and cost us significant time and
money over the years. We would be better off
redirecting these resources towards more
sustainable and beneficial activities for
ourselves and the planet.

Finally, abstaining from constantly wearing
makeup would make for a more authentic society
that can welcome 'imperfection' rather than
obsessing over presenting false appearances of
ourselves. We're better off in many ways by
simply embracing how we look and presenting
ourselves with confidence from within.




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Elisa (Yes)

Makeup has sometimes had a bad reputation, but
that is because people are unaware of the
infinite amount of makeup products available that
can actually improve skin or protect it through
built-in UV protection. There is makeup that can
clear acne or even hide and minimize wrinkles. In
some cases, it can be beneficial to wear makeup
every daybut only if you find the right
products.

While it's true some makeup can be toxic for your
skin, when one invests in the right products, it
can work wonders. It is important to check the
active ingredients in makeup, and some, such as
niacinamide, SPF, or hyaluronic acid can improve
the look and feel of your skin over time. In
fact, makeup can even protect your skin,
especially from sun damage, pollution, and other
earthly elements.

Regrettably, we live in a world where first
impressions are often based on appearance. Makeup
can level the playing field, especially in
professional settings, by enhancing our features
and boosting our confidence. It's a tool that can
be applied or removed at any time, allowing us to
feel more 'put together' and self-assured. When
we feel good about our appearance, it can
significantly improve our mental health and
uplift us psychologically.

Finally, makeup is fun to wear and put on. It can
be a conversation starter, and it is not
permanent. It can even be used for creative
expression, making going to work, a party, or
even mundane daily tasks, like grocery shopping,
more fun. The possibilities of makeup today are
endless, and there is 'power' to putting it on
daily. Applying a pop of vibrant eye shadow or
covering an unsightly blemish can certainly
improve anyone's day and bolster their
confidence.

Visit ponderly for more details.

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