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From: mokhtar@ubc-vision.CDN (Farzin Mokhtarian)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: using makeup, thoughts on Judy Ashworth's article
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Date: Mon, 27-Aug-84 14:56:47 EDT
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Posted: Mon Aug 27 14:56:47 1984
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>As for going out on the town ... Of course I wear more make-up. Why? For the 
>same reason I dress differently when I go out than when I'm at work. And I wear
>it WELL. I don't contour my face to hide what nice people call a "distintive"
>(and I call big) nose. I minimize it by accentuating my better features, mostly
>my eyes. No one has ever complained about my eyes tasting bad, the men I date
>(if they get to see me all duded up) are not likely to go around slobbering
>over me in public. And I never were make-up to ... uh ... sleep.

>Judy (ut-ngp!judy)

   First of all, no judging whether make up is good or not. Fair enough?
   I just have a little question I couldn't resist asking:
     
     You say you wear makeup to bring out your good features and minimize 
     your "not-so-good" features. You also say you never wear it to sleep.
     What about when you go to sleep and you are not "alone" ? Doesn't he
     ever get disappointed by the sudden change in appearance? Do you
     keep the makeup on during "whatever you do" before going to sleep?
     If so, doesn't the makeup cause any "problems"?
	
     If this is too personal, sorry, just a curious mind!
	
	 Farzin Mokhtarian                < ubc-vision!mokhtar >