Are you comfortable with men who wear makeup?

I live with my boyfriend and he is an actor. He has had makeup on only during his shows and or taping. Oh gosh no I would not be comfortable if this were a daily thing. I want no boyfriend of mine to look prettier, than me. Kidding. But seriously though this would make me so uncomfortable especially out in public it would have to be a no, no, no for me.

It's completely unacceptable to me that men wear makeup. I feel disgusted in seeing them wearing makeup, even though they are forced to do it to hide acne scars or something. Fortunately, guys around me don't have such a habit. Most men, I believe, want to look manly and this is also a kind of natural charm that attracts women's attention.

If they can wear it and rock it, and make it look really good, I say that he can wear whatever he wants. I had a friend back at my community college, who could wear make-up well, and who actually looked really good in a dress. My friends and I think that he is awesome, and at Anime Expo, he is our favorite person because people never know that he is a "he" underneath those cosplays he wears. It is so cool. He fools men every single time. There are so many men at the conventions who think that he is so hot, and then the look on their face when that find out that he is a guy is priceless. You can't buy comedy like that.

i agree... it is weird.. but i have seen men like that too... it's awkward to look at them haha.... but i suppose face powders and concealers are reasonable.. i just don't agree with those who use eye liners, eye shadows and mascara... LOL

It doesn't really bother me to see a man who wears makeup. it is more traditional to see a woman in makeup than a man. It can through you off sometimes. i often wonder why a man is wearing makeup. Is he trying to hide a flaw or make some kind of statement about homself?

yes,i m comfortable to make up the man.when it will come professional means we don't care about men or women.whatever the work we have to allocated the workk means we should do it fastly and perfectly.so ervery work we take it to be comfortable for our life

haven't remember having a friend who put some make-up on. i have a guy friend before though (haven't seen him a couple of years now), he used to shave his eyebrow. just like what women do to properly shape it. it so weird but you don't notice it until he tells you or you look closer. it's neat and it's not that bad. it's just weird..

i personally don't like it. i mean i can understand covering up the acne scars. but just for an average guy wearing make up. its a turn off. most guys who do wear make up are not your average guy anyway. all except celebrities. if you know what i mean. but this is just my opinion.

If it's not noticeable then I'm fine with it. I wouldn't mind a guy wearing a good coverup, it would just make it look like he has nice skin, as long as he's not caking it on. I'm accepting of guys who wear makeup, but if you are a straight guy trying to act like a man as you said.. I don't know if I could picture myself dating a guy who wears eyeliner, mascara, etc. Maybe that's because it just wouldn't look good on my boyfriend. But I don't even wear much makeup.

I don't have any problem with men wearing makeup unless it's overdone and looks tacky. But I hate too much makeup on women, too. I don't wear it myself (yes, I'm a woman), but I don't understand why it's become one of those things that's supposed to be "women only." For me, it's a matter of good taste or bad taste. If you know how to use makeup to accentuate your features, and it's attractive, then go to it, guys.

No, I'm not comfortable with men wearing makeup, I think this would only be acceptable with artists and actors who really need makeup when they appear on the television, movies and magazines. But nowadays, men are getting conscious of their skin care too and I think this is quite acceptable if men are also using some skin care products like facial wash, astringents and whitening creams. This is fine with me but never with makeup. :)

For some reason this topic reminds me of a co-worker. I don't work with this person at all anymore, but he would constantly be reapplying his MAC foundation. I don't mind being friends with someone who wore makeup. I think it's their own things, and if it makes them happy, good. They are just expressing themselves just like we are. However, if it was a romantic or personal level, than no. I like if a guy cares about what he looks like, but makeup is going a little to far. You can check out your hair that's fine, but please no makeup that should only be for a woman.

hey you make me feel so much younger with this discussion as when i was a teenager in england we had punk rock, heavy rock and then the 'new romantics'. many men followed their pop heroes like david bowie,soft cell, adam ant, visage, kiss etc . dying hair like the punks was very popular as well as wearing make up for men.

No, no ,no! Make-up is for women. But if one wants to cover a blemish of some sort temporarily I don't see a problem with that. I've done it myself. But like I said, it's temporarily to hide a little problem. Women are beautiful as they are but a little make-up to enhance their natural beauty is fine. But even on women too much make-up is a bit gaudy.

it wouldn't bother me if the guy isn't my boyfriend. lol. but no, as much as possible, i wouldn't encourage my brother or boyfriend to wear makeup even if it's only a concealer to conceal some acne scars.... i like manly men

My boyfriend is a model and at first i found it weird to see him with light make up on but that was when they had their fashion show. I'd say yes, It would be very uncomfortable going out with a guy who wears make up.

Men wears make up too. Particularly rock stars and celebrities. But, dressing up as a woman, that's another story.

i don't like men who wear makeup. friend. i afraid him, but i don't know why i afraid. i don't have a good behavior of this kind of man.

It may be a little weird, but I love a blue-eyed man dressed in black and wearing eyeliner...maybe it's because I grew up in the 80's and was into glam rock lol!

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