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Old 05-29-2011, 03:45 PM #1
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Default Makeup & MS

So I was going through my makeup drawer in my bathroom today and threw out a bunch of old, used makeup that I wasn't sure how old it was.

I used to wear makeup every day. Whether I was going anywhere or not. I just felt strange if I didn't have it on.

Now, I only wear makeup if I'm going somewhere and then it's not much. Usually just mascara and lip gloss. It just depends on where I'm going. I've gotten to where I wear it less and less often.

Any other ladies here find that it's just not worth the hassle anymore?
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