Yes, I do agree with the opinion that makeup is not essential to add beauty. One can have a beautiful skin, good eyebrows, good personality by following a healthy diet, regular exercise, yoga, and meditation. But, they all take some time.

Unfortunately, God has created some people whose appearance will not be good but only when compared to others. It is this relative factor that forces one to go for some external touch into their face, eyebrows, eyelashes, lipstick, hair creams, and shampoo etc.

If the element of comparison is not there everything is perfect with all human beings. All are beautiful people only.

I think moderate use of make up still makes people more beautiful (no matter how good looking they are without make up). On the other hand if they use to much it is just plain ugly. So using make up is an art by the way even male models use make up.

Don’t know if this is true. But her logic made sense to me. One of my cousins used to say “Make up is not for young women. Their skin is already young and beautiful. Make up is for older women. It helps them look mature and sophisticated.” Of course, if more young women followed my cousin’s beauty tip, the cosmetics industry would lose a lot of money! My first year in high school was a real shocker. I was about 13 years old, in the 9th grade, it was my first day of school and had never been around any Cuban girls my age. I was shocked! They all wore make up! And they were gorgeous! I started rethinking my cousin’s advice. 🙂

You say right Treathyl FOX, for a young woman and man makeup is useless because they young and 3 mg iron is complete in the body that makes everything of the tight. Makeup is for those who have crossed 40 figures.

I think that plastic art destroys skin natural beauty and in youth it must not be used but I do not force anyone not to use but one thing is a fact the it adds charm in beauty.

I used to wear makeup as a teenager only because I saw other girls wearing it. As I got older I decided I no longer needed it. But it was my decision.I sometimes wear it every now and then at my discretion. I do sometimes buy makeup for my teenage daughters. I’m not against them using it. It is supposed to help enhance the beauty they already have. As for men, they shouldn’t be telling women what we should or shouldn’t wear.

makeup becomes an addictive necessity when you start wearing makeup young and when you take it off you start to see imperfections when the chemicals in the makeup is doing damage to your skin, but you feel as if your skin is bad.

Dear Your Seldom (from a half albanian)your reaction is borderlining feminism. I could understand your reaction on the forum but please notice *I think* which is a mere opinion and the rest of my comment is my preference. By the way yes i do wear make up but only on halloween or when i had a huge zit (when i was younger). Also when i stay up a bit to late and have baggy eyes for work.

I am totally in agreement that make-up is not necessary in our everyday life, after all, it is not food which nourishes our bodies, it is not clothes that protects our bodies. YES! it enhances beauty and gives us that glamorous movie-star, almost perfect glow when applied well. However we should think about the health effects wearing make up our whole lives can have on us in later years. First of of all, if we allow ourselves to get addicted to wearing make-up, this is where the damage starts as the addiction shapes our minds ant let us believe that we cannot go a day without it, and our own God-Given beauty is not enough. As a matter of fact, the addiction let us feel like our natural look is nakedness, and has to be clothed with make-up for non-exposure. I do wear make-up from time to time, however I know what is beauty; beauty is God-Given, and we women need to embrace our God-Given beauty and be comfortable in our own skin.

I want to be part of page that pays and has pleasant environment. If online participation ruins my day by trolls and humiliation I don’t need that.

Yes, there are many fake site in the world of internet but they cheat the writers and and deceive the clients and the readers what they get from deceit and I call it a self deceit and nothing else.

Beyond just basic email scams, there are other methods that scammers use to defraud people of their money through the Internet. Today, I would like to examine five additional Internet scams that are very commonplace, but unfortunately not quite as many people are aware of them.

These are scams that trip up the most people every year and lead to a substantial financial loss. Take the time to read through and understand these scams so that you never find yourself a victim of them.

I remember watching a documentary a few years ago that detailed how scammers, usually located in third world countries, set up computer clusters connected to the Internet and send out thousands of Nigerian scam emails every day.

The name of the scam comes from the original form of this scam, which consisted of emails outlining a situation in Nigeria that required a massive transfer of money from that country into the United States for safety. For assisting with the money transfer, the recipient of the email is promised a percentage of the transfer amount, usually totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars to a few million.

The second most common Internet scam is email phishing. Dean mentioned this in his article (fake links in emails to banks or Paypal), and MUO covered SonicWALL, which can detect phishing emails. However, did you know that even if you don’t click on a fake link and you follow the advice to type in your bank or Paypal’s URL directly into the browser, that the site could still be counterfeit?

It’s true. If you visit the wrong website or download the wrong file from an infected email attachment, you could end up with malware on your PC that specifically targets a browser security flaw. Internet Explorer seems to be the most vulnerable to these. The Malware basically re-routes your browser URL query to a different page than the domain that you typed in.

it is bad enough when perfectly capable people lose their job and have to sustain from country help, but to lose your home is terrible. If low rents are alternative i am completely for this solution, but even if home is for free until people find solution it should not be some disgusting hole filled with rats. Sometimes homeless have no blame in losing homes, there was situations in which contractor in failure took flats or apartments and people we re forced to live wherever.