Maybe She’s Born With It…Maybe It’s Mabeline?
For my birthday last month, Sarah’s present to me was a sweet haircut and “chunky” highlights. I love it. It is totally me. It’s the haircut I should’ve always had. Funny, though…that the past two days I’ve gotten so many compliments on my hair. However, the past two days have also been days that I’ve worn lipstick, which I don’t normally wear. This turn in event poses a few questions:
1. Do I normally look like crap?
2. Does lipstick complete my look and therefore makes my hair look great/better?
3. Do I normally look like crap?
4. Does my hair like the warmer weather we’ve been having?
5. Have I been blow-drying my hair differently?
6. Do I normally look like crap??
Maybe I don’t want to know some of those answers. I don’t consider myself overly vain, but I do have this unhealthy fear of looking like a freak. But that probably goes back to my complete lack of style as a youngster and the fear of regression I have now more than anything else.
So…I know I wasn’t born with “it”…but could “IT” actually be THE LIPSTICK???
posted by JP at 5/26/2005 08:47:00 AM
4 Comments:
It took me forever to figure out that yes, it is the lipstick.
This might be strange but cashiers are nicer to me if I have lipstick on.
Lipstick is good.
Mascara is my "lipstick".
oh no - i am such a lip gloss kinda girl... what does this mean?
I usually look like crap. That is why I get so many compliments when I go to church on Sunday. It is the only day of the week (usually) that I wear a completely coordinating outfit AND put on makeup AND do my hair.
I recently discovered the beauties of lipstick myself. But I feel so self-conscious wearing it. Most of those bright colors feel so unnatural when they're on MY lips. My solution: Dr. Pepper Lipsmackers. It has a very slight color to it, a nice shiny sheen and it moisturizes -- all the while smelling like Dr. Pepper. Don't you just love it when you find a product that just WORKS for you?
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