Men are Turned Off Seeing Women With Bright Make-up

A new study reveals that bright lipstick or false eyelashes do not turn-on men, infact they are big turn-offs.

The research showed that men tend to prefer girls who stayed natural.

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One in five men wished his partner would tone down the slap-on while one in ten said he liked women who wear no make-up at all.

The findings showed that men don't like false eyelashes, bright lipstick, Amy Winehouse-style eyeliner 'flicks', dark lip-liner and pencilled-in eyebrows.

Even thick layers of foundation were one of the biggest turn-offs.

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Gloopy mascara and panda eyes caused by leaving make-up on overnight were also hailed as no-no by men.

"For many guys, makeup can act as a barrier between them and their partner, and it seems they simply prefer their women to go natural," the Telegraph quoted a spokesman for skincare experts St Ives, who carried out the research as saying.

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"But it's interesting to see that the majority of men were reluctant to admit this to their partner.

"This seems to be part of a bigger issue between the genders as many women also admitted they weren't happy with their skin condition.

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"So it would appear that women are wearing makeup to hide bad skin, not simply to impress the opposite sex.

"If women felt more confident that their skin was in good condition they wouldn't need to wear so much make-up to cover up," he added.

While 15 per cent admitted they wouldn't dream of walking out of the front door without make-up, 39 per cent claimed they dreaded their husband or boyfriend seeing them before they have applied their make-up.

Make-Up Turn-Offs

1. Lipstick on teeth

2. Too much blusher

3. Thick foundation

4. Panda eyes

5. Clumpy mascara

6. Bright lipstick

7. Foundation tide mark around the jaw-line

8. Bright blue eyeshadow

9. Penciled-in eyebrows

10. Amy Winehouse-style eyeliner flicks

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