Celene said:
The lighting and low quality camera is what does it, not your actual physical appearance. A camera and lighting can really make or break the subject. :3
Yeah it's a cheap picture from a cheap camera. But really even with an expensive camera, it's just as bad. I don't need to impress anyone here, I got my special someone. Personally, it's not an easy thing for me to put myself out there like that, but oh well.
And yeah, that light coming from my kitchen and it was harsh. The lamp near my desk made the picture all white, except for my hair.
But a lot of woman aren't that spectacular before they put their face on. Any other gals wanna put themselves up without make-up?
But the important thing is it isn't the make-up that defines us, it's us that define the make-up as a tool for expression and creativity.
Besides, a lot of guys think the girls they see with almost "no make-up on" have a lot more on than they think. Even a good "au natural" look can take quite a bit of concealer, foundation, blush, shadow, lipliner, and mascara.
Not to mention the other stuff they don't think about like hair straightners, curlers, eyelash crimpers, and eyebrow plucking.
