Photos: Guys Shine Your Eyes: See How These Ladies Are Transformed By Makeup

Gone are the days when walking about with shabbily done makeup was allowed. 

Thanks to various professional makeup artists releasing video tutorials daily on
 basic steps of how to do the proper makeup from the eyebrow to applying foundation
 to wearing your lipsticks perfectly, you can have a perfect facebeat done by yourself
 in the comfort of your home and as we all the know, the advantages of having a properly
 done makeup can never be over emphasized.

A good makeover enhances the beauty and not the other way round. It makes the face
 appear younger, fresher, slimmer; simply more chic.Well applied makeup makes one
 look more beautiful; I will like to think it brings out the more feminine side of a lady,
 making them even more attractive. Not that the natural face is ugly or makes a woman 
socially unacceptable; there are still tons of women who don’t know how to use a makeup
 kit and would rather not. Makeup intensifies the natural beauty of a woman. It helps to cover
 the facial blemishes like pimples, blackheads, injuries, scars and so on. With the right concealer,
 foundation and all, you can even cover up very deep tribal marks. One professional MUA defined
 makeup as the cheaper way of making your face look better without resulting to a plastic surgery,
 it may be temporary but works like “magic”

Although makeup is very good as it has helped some women regain their lost confidence
 caused by some skin problems and accidents, some people especially men are finding the
 transformation caused by the beauty products very deceitful. The comparison between the
 “before” and “after” image of a person who just had her face beat often leave people speechless
 and stunned. They often doubt the beautifully made up girl was the girl with blemishes and
 maybe tribal marks. The complete transformation has made so many people believe makeup
 is indeed a lie and question the “authenticity” of every girl’s beauty.      

Once, in an argument with one of my male friends, he described the use of makeup as a new 
way girls get what they want with what they don’t have (good, rich, handsome boyfriends). 
When I pointed out that many women who use makeup do it for themselves and not for the 
attention, he said maybe it was the truth that they did it to feel awesome about themselves 
but there would be a little part of them that really wants to get noticed and turn heads. 
Not that he saw anything bad in wanting to look good but the constant excessive use of
 makeup is a big turn off for him (and it is for many men) as it may leave him really
 disappointed when she finally decides to show her “real self”.

To some ladies, there is absolutely nothing like “too much makeup”; if it makes them 
feel/look good, they would go for it and some men feel it is cheating. They compare the
 use of makeup with pretending to be someone you’re not, lying to be perfect or hiding the 
real you behind gimmicks. No matter how much people have complained about girls going
 subtle when applying beauty products on their face, the “deceitful makeup” is becoming a 
more acceptable trend in our time. It has become the case of “if you can’t beat them,
 join them” as more pictures of makeup enhanced beautiful faces are everywhere on our
 social media timelines, walls and so on and more girls are found embracing the artificial
 temporary beauty than their permanent God-given one.

However rampant the makeup trend has become, it has called people to ditch using beauty 
as a yardstick to measure a girl’s worth especially for a relationship. Guys are now found
 more interested in the brains and character. After all, if ugliness and blemishes can be hidden
 with the right makeup products, there’s nothing that can mask a shallow brain and a terrible
 character. And what will it profit a girl to get a man’s attention by her makeup beauty and
 lose him due to lack of character and the ability to think deep?

 There’s a beauty that runs deeper than what contouring and
 highlighting can give you, thebeauty that comes from being well mannered,
 thin