How often do you wear make up?

I wear makeup every day. I look far better with it than without.

Not sure about the "wouldn't even notice" - if people have done fairly glam or full face make-up during the day, I think most people notice - or certainly I would. Not as a bad thing or good thing, just as a thing, (unless it's poorly applied).

If someone had good make-up, I generally think something complimentary.

I love goth make-up so always appreciate people wearing that.

Personally I don't wear make-up very often of laziness and because it feels weird, possibly because I so rarely wear it. Also prone to irritation.

I wear it if I'm going out on a date or special occasion. Or more often put it on and then wipe it off quickly , swearing 😂

Almost never. I have worn make up perhaps 10 times in my life and I’m in my 40s. Don’t bother with anything at all.

To be honest I’m not confident in applying it in the first place. Afraid I would look like a clown. Also worried I will smudge it.

All in all it’s easier not to wear it and because I never do wear it I don’t feel uncomfortable being seen without it. What you see is what you get lol.

Once I've applied a bit of a make-up in the morning, I'm 'done' for the day, and will look presentable if I'm out/on a Teams meeting/answering the door etc. I look like I've been exhumed without it.

Never, I'm gorgeous without it

I'm a blonde and have no eyelash/ eyebrow definition without make up. Personal choice, but I use some brown mascara and eyebrow pencil every day plus powder and tinted lip balm, dab of blusher.

Many Friends with darker hair have this definition and look without make up.

very rarely. And I hate that I feel I have to at times. It’s totally unfair on women.

Pretty much never. I used to for going out when I was a student (not for "everyday") but since I graduated I think maybe the first couple of Xmas parties and then my wedding (8 years a). So fewer than 4 times in the last 16yrs?

When it occasionally comes up in conversations, people act like I must be very confident- it's not that at all. I don't think I'm very attractive, and I don't think make up changes that - so why bother? Lot's of people look amazing with make up on, but they are usually much prettier than me full stop, and much better with their make up technique, so good on them!

I don’t wear make up. Used to though, only on going out.

Have an eye condition (Keratoconus) where if I wear eyeshadow it falls off clumps due to odd contour of eyelids. This falls into my eyes and irritates eyes. I probably not worn make up for 8 years.

I probably need to start to applying it again but unsure of what’s best

Never, I'm 50. I don't even own any. Moisturiser, sunblock in the summer and brush my eyebrows.

I used to wear it every day until I had children. Now just when I'm working outside of the house (not for the school run)

I wear makeup most days, but I have no difficulty understanding why other women don’t.

BB cream practically everyday. Then sometimes mascara, bit of lipstick.

I’m sorry, I’m trying to work out why that’s funny but you’ve lost me!

There are a lot of things I don’t understand but that’s not one of them. Because it’s not a priority?

Greetings OP, at last another woman confident enough to nip out of the house dressed in night attire, to the car...
I've done it to retrieve the wheelie bin, and that's in daylight!
Under the cover of night, I've dared to go further 😱

I rarely wear make up.

Even when I was a teen, I never really got the "hang" of applying it in a way that other girls did... you know the flicks of eyeliner, and just that professional finish I always envied.
Also NEVER foundation, (or tinted moisturiser) coz I felt that young skin didn't really benefit from it, and since I got older, it makes my laughter lines look even deeper.

IF sometimes I actually want to wear some, it'd be some lippy, some cheek colour, and some colour to eyelids.

I used to worry about my eyebrows thinning, but use of black castor oil over a period of about six to twelve months has fixed it... and as a bonus, has also thickened up my lower eyelashes 🤣
Yay!

OP, you do what suits you, and your level of confidence.
As someone famous once said, "best thing you can wear is your smile".
I assume that means with or without cosmetics....

Daily for me too. I don't understand why you wouldn't even put a bit of tinted lip balm and blusher on.

Every day .

I usually wear makeup 1-2times a month,haha😂

Think of myself as very low maintenance, but I wear makeup everyday. (Even if I’m at home, wearing joggers, with my hair in a bun.) Some days I might only have 10/15 minutes, but it’s still a part of my daily routine I really love. It’s spending time with myself, on myself, having fun and being creative. The only time I wouldn’t be wearing makeup are days when I was too ill to wash or get out of bed.

never. For me it’s about not subscribing to the idea that “looking good” is important (to myself or others). I try to look appropriate and presentable, but do my best to avoid getting sucked into the idea of striving for more. I always remind myself that this approach seems to work well for DH and most men of my age when they do it!

Yes, but the fact you were going out to your car still has no bearing on your question. You do you, and let she do she.

Most days, gives me a little confidence boost. Although I have no problem being seen without it....I don't bother when I'm walking the dogs first thing or if I'm working a Nightshift.

5/6 days a week. Typically have one chill day in pjs in the weekend.

I feel happier and more confident wearing it, so often put it on even if not doing anything. Its good for my mental health

Every day unless I'm having some kind of duvet day. I do the full face: eyeshadow, liquid liner, eyebrow pencil, mascara, foundation, blush and lipstick. Make up is my hobby and I look forward to doing it every day. I love experimenting and trying new products or techniques. I look better and feel better. There is often a rhetoric that other, much cooler and lower maintenence women would much rather have an extra half hour in bed than faff around with all of that vain old make-up, when in reality it takes minutes amd makes a big difference to how I feel.