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17 Year old male becomes ambassador for Cover Girl costmetics.
Hi to all on TGR
This is very interesting
This young fella seems to have been able to break down quite a few gender barriers and when you read through the article, in terms of maybe one day males can wear make up and dress how they like, makes me think of the old saying “Oh, to be young again”.
But if it all helps “our cause”, more power to his mascara wand…
Happy dressing
Caty
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I hope this isn’t a spike, jumping on a band wagon, like, next year boys in make-up will be so. like, last year? You know?
It did bring to mind, when last I was in Myers city store, I noticed the number of young males behind the make-up counters who wore makeup. I did think, ‘how cool.would that be’? -
Hi Claire,
Like, you know, you forgot to add “OMG, I’m SO seriously” to your “like, you know”.
With apologies to the moderator for going off topic….But “I’m like….., you know”…. claiming “ownership” of the post in the first place and its all just a bit of fun.
Caty
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Now Claire.. that is WAAAAAYYYYY off topic and “I’m outa here” before things get worse…
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Hi folks,
Here’s James Charles “done up proper like”… Wig, earrings the works… (wonder if he’s had his ears pierced as well)
Shame its a bit “draggy”, but again its getting the “TG message out there”
Caty
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Well I agree with you whole Heartedly .. It’s so nice to see a few barriers being broken . a special mention should go to the cosmetics brand that were brave enough to embrace this new philosophy “Make up is for all and there is probably a wider audience to canvas if its pitched right”. Strangely enough if I recall my history right, men used to wear foundations and make up in the 16 and 17 centuries .. Maybe being progressive is really going back in time!
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How nice; I’d love to see the similar result using some old, decrepit and wrinkly fart, we may have had a slightly differing response.
