To ask if you're wearing makeup today?

Not yet but I’m still in my dressing gown drinking coffee and watching Saturday kitchen. Going to have a shower soon. I might put on a bit of mascara and eyeliner later.

Nope! Make up is for work when I feel haggard. Happy to be home on a Saturday! Saying that I'm not going anywhere so I probably won't be showering til later either.

Only wear make up to go to work and out with friends.

I’m lying in bed with the cat right now - so no makeup. DP’s got a drinks/football thing shortly, and I am meeting my gay best friend for a fabulous lunch and cocktails this afternoon, and I will absolutely be wearing makeup for that!

Yes, it was 'during' Covid that I changed too.

I've always been light-touch but before Covid I'd wear some make up every day if leaving the house - mascara, concealer etc.

During Covid I had nowhere to go and stopped. And when everything started again, I never went back. 5 years ago the thought of going to the office totally bare-faced would have horrified me, now I couldn't care less.

I've never been sure if it was 'because' of Covid or just that I happened to reach a certain, more confident age in the same times timespan (I'm 38 now).

I have a bagful of make up but haven’t worn any for a long time. Got out of the habit during the pandemic. I wouldn’t put any on if I was being waxed anyway.

No, but I rarely wear any unless I'm going out. Never have really, just can't be bothered with it (and a drunk homeless person once told me how refreshing it was to see a young woman with no make up on, and i was beautiful without it, and it stayed with me - 30 years later 😂)

I always think the women on I'm a celebrity look so much better when they're in camp and have no make up on vs in their promo photos/at the coming out party! It was interesting this year to see the contrast with the ones who had permanent make up vs the ones with none.

No. I haven't worn make up for years and don't own any. I do have my nails done though.

I don't generally wear makeup at all because I don't like how it feels. Also I'm a terrible person for habits so will touch my face or rub my eyes or otherwise ruin my makeup anyway. I have piggy eyes which doesn't help.

I might buy a mascara or a new lipstick as a treat sometimes but I rarely use it and it ends up mouldering in the bottom of my drawer.

Nope, never do. Even in my early 20s when I would wear some if I was going out in the evening it wouldn't occur to me to wear it in the day or to go out to the shops.

I haven't bothered with make up for years. I don't think my 20 year old dd has ever seen me wearing it so I'd probably get an eyeroll if she saw me putting it on.

Interesting how some of us, myself included, are far less likely to wear makeup since covid. Yet another shift.

I wear make up around 50% of the time (and I used to work in the beauty industry!!! For over a decade)

please don’t feel like you have to wear make up every day, it’s liberating to be able to be bare faced sometimes and women shouldn’t be judged for it (men aren’t!!)

I had planned a bare faced pyjama day in preparation for hosting from tomorrow.

Then late last night one of the DC announced they had been offered a lift to come back a day early!

So I am counter balancing you OP don’t worry. I had to go out and buy ingredients for “proper dinner” tonight rather than the porridge I had planned. I thought I may as well go all out, so I’m in Christmas jumper and velvet skirt and boots, and “double wear face”

Enjoy your pampering day.

I only wear makeup when I’m going out out. But at 17, I wore makeup every day. Priorities change!

Snap with the last nights make up 😆

No makeup for me today. I’ve just been out to the shops and had a quick browse around town but I’m happy to go makeup-free on days like this. I usually just curl my eyelashes to make me look awake!

No I don't really wear makeup except for work and nights out. I'm getting my hair done today though so currently looking like something that was just dug up while sitting in front of the mirror

I'm still wearing last nights make up (meal out) because I didn't wash my face before bed and I'm not dressed yet - does that count? 😂

After I sort myself out then no, no make up today. Make up on special occasions because I just CBA every day. My attitude nowadays is that my face is my face and you can like it or lump it.

Pre-lockdown and WFH I’d never have left the house without make up. I’d even slap some on if I was expecting the plumber or a parcel.

Not now! I definitely look older and less pulled together without it (and though no one’s actually keeled over in shock I can see by some people’s expressions that they’re quite taken aback by the ‘real’ me because I’ve never been one of those women who look great au naturel), but honestly it’s a relief that I no longer dislike how I look barefaced, and nor do I care what anyone else thinks.

If I was still going into an office I’d make the effort, and I obviously do if I’m going out somewhere, but I will quite happily go out and about day-to-day just as I am. And since today is dog-walking, Christmas cooking and collecting family from the station, it’s definitely a no slap day for me!

Same! I’ve been like this since I was a teenager. I have relaxed with it slightly since having DC but I still feel ‘better’ when I wear it, less tired somehow! I think part of it is just the ritual of applying the make up.

I wear make up everyday, even if I am not leaving the house. I just feel more "ready". I've been off sick with flu this week and I still put my make up on. I did it straight after my c-section too it just makes me feel better about myself and less tired, even if it has no effect really - it just does on my mentally.

I don't own make up. Just slapped some facial oil on after a run and I'll brush my eyebrows and that'll be it.

Yep, but pretty light, barely noticeable. Some cc cream, blush, mascara. I’m at the hairdressers so I don’t want to look like death warmed up staring back at me for an hour or so. Though the light here is very grey, so that’s a hard look to avoid.

Bare faced at the hairdressers