Some people wear makeup, while some do not.
Some are interested in it, while some care not even an inch. Some are used to
it, while some are uncomfortable with it. Makeup users have always been
attacked with statements that judge their way of putting makeup and that jump
into harsh conclusions about their reason for wearing Makeup.
While those things are annoying for makeup users, another thing that could
stress them out is what they hear about the makeup products they use. These
could be the words they hear from other people, or those they hear from
themselves after finding out something about their makeup products.
Some are interested in it, while some care not even an inch. Some are used to
it, while some are uncomfortable with it. Makeup users have always been
attacked with statements that judge their way of putting makeup and that jump
into harsh conclusions about their reason for wearing Makeup.
While those things are annoying for makeup users, another thing that could
stress them out is what they hear about the makeup products they use. These
could be the words they hear from other people, or those they hear from
themselves after finding out something about their makeup products.
If you are a makeup user, you will surely
relate to this list of 5 things that a person like you hates hearing about your
owned makeup products!
relate to this list of 5 things that a person like you hates hearing about your
owned makeup products!
1 – “IT HAS
PASSED ITS EXPIRATION DATE.”
You let your younger sister get your beloved
glittery eyeshadow set inside your makeup kit. You’re always excited when
you’re about to use it because you’ve used it two to three times only since you
consider it too precious to just use whenever. Unfortunately, when your sister
came to you with it, she sadly says, “Oh
no! This one’s already expired.” Hearing that would be heartbreaking
because you’ve kept it safe and minimally used the whole time, hardly used it,
only to find out it has passed its expiration date. Especially if you bought that makeup for an
expensive price, you will really be disappointed. If you weren’t really aware
of its limited time of useability, there’s no one to blame.
glittery eyeshadow set inside your makeup kit. You’re always excited when
you’re about to use it because you’ve used it two to three times only since you
consider it too precious to just use whenever. Unfortunately, when your sister
came to you with it, she sadly says, “Oh
no! This one’s already expired.” Hearing that would be heartbreaking
because you’ve kept it safe and minimally used the whole time, hardly used it,
only to find out it has passed its expiration date. Especially if you bought that makeup for an
expensive price, you will really be disappointed. If you weren’t really aware
of its limited time of useability, there’s no one to blame.
Makeup users really hate such instances also
if that product is exclusively sold for a particular season only. That means
you, in a way, wasted a rarely available makeup product just because of lack of
information about your makeup. That’s why it is helpful to read the label,
check out the box and the cover of the product before using it. In that way,
you’ll put them to good and better use.
if that product is exclusively sold for a particular season only. That means
you, in a way, wasted a rarely available makeup product just because of lack of
information about your makeup. That’s why it is helpful to read the label,
check out the box and the cover of the product before using it. In that way,
you’ll put them to good and better use.
2 – “IT’S
NOT WORKING.”
How upsetting it definitely is if the
electric hair curlers you bought a month ago suddenly works no more! It’s
totally not working at all just without a reason you know.
electric hair curlers you bought a month ago suddenly works no more! It’s
totally not working at all just without a reason you know.
Your product might be made of poor quality or
is really not created for long term use; that could be a reason why it stops
functioning. Being clueless makes you even more pissed off about the situation.
is really not created for long term use; that could be a reason why it stops
functioning. Being clueless makes you even more pissed off about the situation.
3 – “IT’S
BROKEN.”
Slightly related to the previous point, this
one, nothing also wants. When your lipstick breaks in half, your brushes’
bristles fall off, your eyeshadow palette cracks, the possibility that you’ll
be happy and fine about them does not exist.
one, nothing also wants. When your lipstick breaks in half, your brushes’
bristles fall off, your eyeshadow palette cracks, the possibility that you’ll
be happy and fine about them does not exist.
They might still be a bit useful, but that’s
just “a bit”. When you apply makeup, you should utilize those products which
are in good condition, so that you can ensure that they are effective and are
healthy and safe to use.
just “a bit”. When you apply makeup, you should utilize those products which
are in good condition, so that you can ensure that they are effective and are
healthy and safe to use.
Moreover, you may still use them, but you
might find them inconvenient since they’re no longer in their original state.
Putting them to use requires you to be strategic on how to make them work just
like they’re supposed to. For sure, it’s better for you to buy a new one than
to keep on using that while you’re having a hard and unproductive time.
might find them inconvenient since they’re no longer in their original state.
Putting them to use requires you to be strategic on how to make them work just
like they’re supposed to. For sure, it’s better for you to buy a new one than
to keep on using that while you’re having a hard and unproductive time.
4 – “IT’S
LOST.”
Losing a makeup tool or product can most
likely happen if you’re lending them to other people and letting them take it
to their homes for a day or more. It’s not your fault because you just trusted
them with your thing. It’s their fault for being irresponsible about it when
it’s not even theirs. Nevertheless, you hate it. No one likes such situations.
likely happen if you’re lending them to other people and letting them take it
to their homes for a day or more. It’s not your fault because you just trusted
them with your thing. It’s their fault for being irresponsible about it when
it’s not even theirs. Nevertheless, you hate it. No one likes such situations.
Especially if that product is your favorite,
a bit pricey or newly bought, your face can definitely turn red because of
annoyance as you hear the words, “It’s
lost.”
a bit pricey or newly bought, your face can definitely turn red because of
annoyance as you hear the words, “It’s
lost.”
That person who borrowed it may just replace
it, but if the original product has no stocks anywhere anymore, you might be
given a product you do not like. It’s just saddening and even maddening when
your material, that’s indispensable and unlike any other, is lost. You may find
something else to fill its place, but it will never be the same again.
it, but if the original product has no stocks anywhere anymore, you might be
given a product you do not like. It’s just saddening and even maddening when
your material, that’s indispensable and unlike any other, is lost. You may find
something else to fill its place, but it will never be the same again.
5 – “IT’S
DONE.”
Even though you are fully aware that you are
making use of your facial cream on a daily basis, you may still feel a bit
surprised when your hand can almost reach the bottom of the container.
making use of your facial cream on a daily basis, you may still feel a bit
surprised when your hand can almost reach the bottom of the container.
You hate it when it’s done because you have to
buy another one of it. You hate it probably because it’s expensive, because
it’s imported, or because it was only put on sale for a limited time.
buy another one of it. You hate it probably because it’s expensive, because
it’s imported, or because it was only put on sale for a limited time.
You don’t like hearing or saying your makeup
product is almost finished to the bottom of its bottle. You don’t really like
it when your eye shadow palette is close to getting emptied. Nonetheless,
there’s nothing much that you can do, but to accept and purchase another one.
product is almost finished to the bottom of its bottle. You don’t really like
it when your eye shadow palette is close to getting emptied. Nonetheless,
there’s nothing much that you can do, but to accept and purchase another one.
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WANT TO HEAR
IT NOT
Your makeup products are dear to you, so when
some mishaps or expected ends happen to them, you don’t like it. You hate it.
Better if you’d care more for them, if you’d have more knowledge in using them,
if you’d be extra careful when letting others use them and if you’d buy the
best quality of products in the first place.
some mishaps or expected ends happen to them, you don’t like it. You hate it.
Better if you’d care more for them, if you’d have more knowledge in using them,
if you’d be extra careful when letting others use them and if you’d buy the
best quality of products in the first place.
AUTHOR
BIO
BIO
Nicole
Ann Pore does research and combines what she gets with her own thoughts
regarding people’s use of makeup and the artistry itself. Along with those, she
writes about good hygiene and the skin’s health as affected by the products
people expose it to. Nicole is a daytime writer for Napoleon Perdis Makeup Academy, Australia’s leading beauty brand
that offers a wide selection of prestige cosmetics suitable for everyone. |
Nicole graduated Cum Laude from De La Salle University Manila, Philippines with
a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication Arts.
Ann Pore does research and combines what she gets with her own thoughts
regarding people’s use of makeup and the artistry itself. Along with those, she
writes about good hygiene and the skin’s health as affected by the products
people expose it to. Nicole is a daytime writer for Napoleon Perdis Makeup Academy, Australia’s leading beauty brand
that offers a wide selection of prestige cosmetics suitable for everyone. |
Nicole graduated Cum Laude from De La Salle University Manila, Philippines with
a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication Arts.
