so then Samantha Brick ..(and why not everyone else has written something).Woman's hours got my brain twitching with a discussion about wether we (that's women or men)focus too much on the way we look.Charlotte Raven who wrote a Thought Provoking Piece about the art of not looking good, took the view that yes,we,do,while Liz Jones drew up her battle lies on the opposite site of her argument.
Charlotte is content to be out and about without the make up ( although i'd argue that not wearing make up is'not the same thing as looking good).It was suggested by Liz that its arrogant and disrespectful not to shun glooming and cosmetics.it is?,where did that come from? is'nt it the variations on the of-qouted Good Wife's Guide from 1950's, which advises prior to your husband's return from the office:prepare yourself...touch uo your make-up, put a ribbon in your hair and be fresh looking .
In other words care for your appearance-nothing wrong with that,But we might ask ourself who we are doing ot for?
I would rather enjoy hiding in the make up of invisibility,when i choose to .In my views thats the only reason to make up or not because i'm afraid of what others might think because i choose to.
