Are makeup and push up bras etc. false advertising?

[honey202]

[MusicMayhem]

To a degree. But any smart man knows to expect woman will have several physical enhancements to try look more beautiful so he'll only put partial value on her looks and only keep interacting with a woman if she can show him she has substance too.

There's a market for these beauty enhancement products because woman allow themselves to be insecure about their looks when really they should focus more on their social skills as doing so would put them in a whole other league compared to other women. They can still look very good looking by dressing well and showing confidence and interest in a guy.

[Ayer93]

I think a little makeup is okay. I don't mind some eyeliner and a little eyeshadow, but everything else is excessive to me. Yes it is false advertising to an extent in my opinion and I'm generally more attracted to those that look attractive without makeup.

[Anonymous]

Oh please. Guys are morons if they think we naturally have glittery eyelids. I don't think it's false advertising if it's obvious. With push up bras, if it makes a girl feel more confident that's all that matters. That would be like us mentioning your bulge in your pants appeared larger than when we actually saw it...

[AskAVic]

While I get your argument, I think a lot of men feel like the woman looked more beautiful with makeup on than without. With that said, you're right, it's obvious that said makeup will come off eventually lol.

[Opinion Owner]

True, I think that goes both ways though. Boyfriends I've had prefer me without makeup but I enjoy wearing makeup. I think in most cases there won't be a drastic difference of what she looks like, but if its questionable maybe don't pursue her?

[AskAVic]

Exactly. You know the sort of type you're after. If she's wearing a "second face" you know what you're getting into. And if that's not your type, don't engage.

[Opinion Owner]

@AskAVic YES! That's how I feel. Like don't blame the girl if you could make a reasonable assumption of how she might look. Not fair to make her feel bad

[Pretty_Sexy_Wild]

I do not wear makeup and have only ever worn a pushup bra a few times in my life. I do think that both are unnecessary and woman are pretty enough as it is. My girlfriend tells me all the time how much she loves me and this is before I have brushed my teeth, showered or even combed my hair.

[ciitruskiwi]

Push up bras maybe but makeup definitely not. You have to be pretty stupid to think a woman has naturally gold eyelids and cherry red lips. It's really obvious when someone is wearing makeup and yes they will look different without it.

[kaylaS91]

... nope. Just weeding out the idiots.
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[natai]

You should think about yourself as an item that you advertise. Do what ever makes you look good. I
personally don't like the look of makeup. But if you do look good in it, it just shows your skill

[AD240pCharlie]

Technically, yes, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing. Sure, a guy might be disappointed when he gets into bed with a girl and three quarters of her boobs magically disappear, but I wouldn't say that it's a bad thing to use whatever tools you have to attract attention from someone you like. That's just a natural instinct we have, we want to seem as perfect as possible to people we're interested in.

[Jayme012092]

Depends how much make-up. If u are afraid to show him ur face without make up, then u put on too much. Too much make up is false advertising, means u r hiding something.

Push up bras are common. Yes false but I guy will be excited to see u naked anyways. Don’t worry about it.

[Isaack]

No. In my opinion, the feminine image is the higher form of art, and those who have the artistry and will to create and present it always deserve praise. The fools who feel that it must only be made by the chaos of genetics should be ignored.

[Williebudz]

To a point yes. The saying less is more Jas some merit. Then again I prefer it when a woman in comfortable in their own skin, and doesn't feel the need to overdo the makeup.

[ScarletAngelic]

Well I guess that's why many artistic women are lesbians ;)

[Josht13]

Yep, I can understand why girls would do it though.

[gbmlevin]

They are, but not for good reason. Guys hate fake, but they do not hate some embellishment. Complete falsehood would be a turn off

[SmoMan71]

That depends on your perspective. Are you a product for sale?

[honey202]

for example I have a skin condition I cover up. its not really bad or anything... but I have a lot of redness on my cheeks.

[SmoMan71]

Doing it to make yourself more comfortable is one thing. Doing it to hide your true appearance from potential romantic partners is a completely different story.

[genericname85]

yes they are in my opinion. it's just as false as a guy picking you up with an expensive car that he just rented for the night... it promises more than you get.

[deraz24]

In a way yea when they're not there its not exactly the real you

[skel47]

Yeah on a basic level its covering up you body to hide blemishes and alter your appearance slightly.

[dishsoapaquarium]

No? They just make the person wearing them feel good.

[ScarletAngelic]

No. It's not advertising unless she's a prostitute...

[CrazyyChick]

The truth is if you are wearing like tons of make up and a push up bra with more pillow than your actual boobs you are a clickbait yes.

[Cylonic25]

Most of them are yes. It is however your personal opinion of what you think is fake and what you find useful

[FrenchyRomain]

I don't know you tell me
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[watisgoingon]

I just think of it as a way for women to present themselves as better looking in front of other women.

[ScarletAngelic]

I don't know. I usually don't find make-up attractive either. Dresses and skirts are cute though.

[apple24]

No because you have to have nice skin for your makeup look good

[winterfox10]

Pushup bras are, but I think men expect women to wear things like that. I know I do.

[MrSincere]

Yes. you want him to see you not a bra and some lipstick
Plus some men are very shallow and might not like you without makeup and a pushup bra they would just be wasting your time

[CuriousMufuxka]

Absolutely! Just as much as admin here changing topics of users to tidy things up..

[Katie1109]

No. You advertise for products.
A woman is not a product.

[LisaLisa89]

No. It's similar to putting icing on a cake.

[archiz]

Men whatever who cares

[Gingerbread-Man]

Contrary to popular belief... Men are not idiots.

[NerdInDenial]

It is but it's good advertising

[dragon9669]

Bras yes, make-up no

[lilaqua]

why bras but not makeup?

[dragon9669]

Bras can disappoint, make-up enhances what you have without deceit

[honey202]

I legit have to use a camouflage makeup now to cover rosacea. this is why I'm asking

[dragon9669]

My brother has it. I understand. You're still beautiful, he's handsome. Lose the push ups though. Guys know al olt of it's padding

[honey202]

thanks hun

[lilaqua]

I feel like bras are much less of a problem though, because having a nice face is so much more important than big tits. But be kind though, it's actually really hard to find bras without some kind of padding, I have to find bralettes or like specific bras that don't.

[dragon9669]

I'm a guy. I like to see hard nipples once in a while so I'm biased. Lol

[zagor]

Not really. Just trying to make a good impression.

[LegateLanius]

No. But plastic surgery is.

[Anonymous]

Push up bras are. All good though.

[JJestrada]

Kind of. It won't if you tell him later

[lisalovesall]

probably

[Chaz269]

Sho nuff!

[forbiddenphantom]

Yes it is

[Anonymous]

I'm interesting to women only sex so not false

[asterking01]

Yes they are

[CT_CD]

False advertising

[Sampan2017]

I like natural one