Make-up shaming is present in history, TV, movies and modern-day society. It's rife on social media, too. But why do people make-up shame? We explore the psychology behind it

Make-up shaming: the psychology behind it and why we need to stop

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A misconception is that make-up conceals one’s authentic self

Make-up has been used as a barometer of a woman’s virtue

Our beauty director’s go-to party make-up kit

The Foundation: Huda Beauty #FauxFilter Luminous Matte Liquid Foundation

The Red Lip: Fenty Beauty Icon Velvet Liquid Lipstick in The MVP

The Eyeshadow Palette: Makeup by Mario Master Metallics Palette

The Blusher: Glossier Cloud Paint

The Mascara: Maybelline Mascara Lash Sensation

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"A misconception is that make-up conceals one’s authentic self"

Why are women so harshly judged for wearing heavy make-up?