to put my make up on on the tube?!

[WineAndPizza]

I would rather have 5 minutes extra in bed than almost anything - if I could shower on the way to work I would do. I almost always leave the house make up free and put it all on while I'm on the way to work.

My friend stayed over the other night and travelled in with me - she was totally unimpressed with this and thought it was really weird. I do sometimes get some odd looks from commuters too. I don't see the problem. Anyone else?

Although I did see the error of my ways this morning when I bumped into my neighbour on the bus and had to chat away with him while trying to avoid looking at him. Difficult. So AIBU and a lazy slattern? Or is there no problem with this?

[Piggles]

As long as you didn't manage to powder/mascara me in the process then I really wouldn't care that you were sat on public transport putting your face on - I probably wouldn't even notice actually as I am rarely at my most observant first thing in the morning.

Personally, I don't leave the house without at least some make up on though, as my un-made up face has the potential to terrify small children

[WineAndPizza]

garlicnutty, I love that that man thanked you! Oh the feminine mystique...

NotaDude - liquid liner - indeed I do

But I think LaBag has it right...make up on the tube?! Heavens above! Have people no shame? Will NOBODY think of the children???

I do find it a bit weird that scottishmummy you think applying make up on the tube results in it being so much less effective in causing any difference in appearance than putting it on in the house would...perhaps it's the new key to the natural look.

[garlicnutty]

Dude and Wine Somebody should tell Dave that cosmetic commuters are the source of all our problems.