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seems it's a novel but based on real people? so maybe true stories but exaggerated and not having to be fact checked?It is!
my mother also wore only lipstickThere are different degrees of makeup. I wear a kind of minimal makeup at home for myself, apart from mascara and lipstick. My eyelashes are invisible-blond (my eyebrows are too but not quite as light). My lips are dark. I may have a vid call, I may not but it gets me into a routine. If I forget to wear makeup, that's OK too. My 5 min makeup is very high SPF, light foundation or TM, possibly concealer, possibly brow. Then some kind of one-&done eyeshadow and bronzer and/or blusher. Winter is slightly different.
I think it goes back to Covid. If I didn't wear makeup WFH then all my makeup would go to waste. And of course more work was done online including meetings.
If I go out (I mean not just supermarket or corner shop or park etc) I nearly always wear mascara too - apart from going to the dentist. Sometimes I will carry mascara to the dentist if I'm going out afterwards. Lipstick is the last thing on the list - which was the opposite to my mother. I don't remember my mother leaving the house without lipstick, sometimes her only makeup
I'm in the middle of this book and keep wondering how much of it is true...I know the people are real but the conversations are not.I am ready a book titled “Swans of Fifth Avenue”. There is a scene where Babe Paley and Truman Capote are gossiping in her bedroom and she loses track of time. She freaks out because she hears her husband come home and she had not totally reapplied her makeup before his arrival.
I actually knew a woman - very pretty - who was married to a guy from a very wealthy family. She did just what you said. he cheated on her and eventually they divorced.It depends on whom you're married to. Average Joe, what's the point? Billionaire: probably full makeup before he gets home or wakes up.
I know a few models who married really well, even with all the hard work, they still divorce. Because the rich guys have TOO many options. They just do, every time they go golf, to a business dinner,...etc, there are always other guys introducing them to new models and movie stars. That's just the lifestyle of the rich and famous.I actually knew a woman - very pretty - who was married to a guy from a very wealthy family. She did just what you said. he cheated on her and eventually they divorced.
the husband of the woman I knew was actually out cheating with another woman while she was giving birthI know a few models who married really well, even with all the hard work, they still divorce. Because the rich guys have TOO many options. They just do, every time they go golf, to a business dinner,...etc, there are always other guys introducing them to new models and movie stars. That's just the lifestyle of the rich and famous.
I put on makeup in the middle of the night only when I'm doing Zoom business calls. I don't have a choice with overseas colleagues. It's only business appropriate. I wouldn't consider this "wearing makeup at home".I occasionally wear makeup at home, especially when I feel like taking a selfie or creating TikTok videos. It has become my comfort ritual, so there are times when I find myself applying makeup even in the wee hours of the morning, like 2 am.