#il makiage

[dandyads]

Il Makiage, 1978

[bougie-bitch]

[sewgeekmama]

Do Lip Plumping Lip Glosses Really Work?

As a model for Il Makiage’s Uncensored Lip Plumping Gloss, I got to test out all five shades and found out lip plumping lip glosses really work, for a little while at least. There’s also a trick to using them correctly for the best results. *This is not a paid post, and I do not get any commission from sales. You can find the Il Makiage glosses on their website at:…

[millennialskin]

(via Wave Makers: Top 5 Skin Trends You Will Love)

[miserynevermore]

Don't shop IL Makiage guys.

Not only is their moisturizer blocking my pores like its aid to Gaza but their skin matching software was developed by the IOF for targeting Palestinians 🤮

[taegularities]

has anyone ever tried the Il Makiage foundation and can report back 🧐

[imnotgoodatthis]

The things I am not good at list includes makeup and hair style stuff as well as art. So here's some selfies of my exploration of both in my work bathroom. Recipe blog style blah blah blah under cut.

I want to be clear. The stuff written below is meant in a "healing from generational trauma" and NOT AT ALL in a "reclaiming my dark feminine energy by being a trad-wife" way. This blog is not a safe space for TERFS, the alt-right, or whatever the latest re-packaging of mandated gender roles is.

I was raised by a woman who had a lot going on. Her relationships with her parents, religion, men, the hippie movement, cults, mental health, troubled teen industry, etc., etc., etc., all came together in so many ways that obviously left their mark on my sister and I. The mental health genetic lottery didn't help either.

Where my sister got restrictive eating disorders, a yearning for attention that eventually led her to being credited on a Grammy winning track, and hyperfemme tendencies, I got basically the exact opposite. Food is equivalent to comfort, I'd really rather not be perceived too much, and I was so disconnected from all things feminine that when I first tried the (extremely hyped) Il Makiage foundation quiz I ended up with a bottle of foundation that made me look downright pumpkin-y.

I was raised to believe the following, in retrospect, absolutely insane things about what it meant to be a woman and a feminist.

Never enjoy butterflies, unless in a biology/entomology way.

The reason was that, as my mother claimed, only women in abusive relationships actually like butterflies. The symbolism of the cocoon was likened to the work needed to be done to escape an abusive relationship. If I adorned myself with a butterfly printed t-shirt, or perhaps those butterfly shaped hair clips that were so trendy when I was young, I was basically advertising that I was more likely to be susceptible to the manipulations of abusive men. The same basic fear applied to hummingbirds, tank-tops/singlets, dreamcatchers, stained glass windows, and any sort of baking beyond brownies and birthday cakes.

Makeup exists only as a way to market an unrealistic and unattainable beauty ideal to women.

Okay, my mom lowkey popped off with this one. However, it led me into a phase of nausea inducing not-like-other-girls behavior in my teens. Luckily, I was crushed under the weight of mentally pleading with everyone around me to ignore me, so I don’t think I owe any apologies to anyone besides myself.

Doing your hair is a waste of time.

Why should I fawn for male attention? A ponytail is perfectly reasonable and efficient. Why would I need anything beyond that?

Are you getting the picture? I was goblin-core before it was cool. The weird girl that was painting Warhammer 40k miniatures, only knew how to apply goth/raccoon style eyeliner, and was forever wearing cargo shorts and a Darth Maul t-shirt? That was me. I could recite pi to the 38th numeral, but had no idea how to simply say "thank you" when a teacher commended me on my essays. Sure, I had a black belt in both Tae Kwon Do and Kung Fu, but I didn't know how to go bra shopping until I was in my mid-twenties.

I was the shittiest version of the "raised to be strong" girl from so many YA novels (also deemed "stupid" by my mother, by the way).

In a topsy-turvy way, my mother's brand of feminism was insistent on stripping me of my femininity.

My mother told me that blue eyeshadow is for prostitutes. I think it could be for anyone.

[sturnioloshacker]

for your unusual ask thing,

4. do you like your name? why? 16. what are your favorite makeup brand(s)?

love you tia!!!

4. i love my name as i’m named after my late great-grandmother from greece

16. too faced, mecca max, revlon, maybelline, il makiage

love you more sweet girl 💖

send some unusual asks cuties 🥰

[roszabell]

il makiage keeps texting me like an ex. bitch you stole over 200 dollars from my bank account not three months ago. i won’t take you back no matter how many freebies you offer

[bougie-bitch]

[adz]

do you or someone you know use Il Makiage "Woke Up Like This" Foundation in the shade 060? I will mail you a full bottle for the cost of postage

[transmascfrankiero]

i tried that il makiage foundation bc my coworker really liked hers and in more ways than one I Am A Clown

[wordswithkittywitch]

Dear "il Makiage" adverts: please stop saying "literally my skin in a bottle". Words have meanings; I know you're advertising on a horror podcast but if your skin is literally in a bottle that's generally not a good thing.

[taralblove]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: IL MAKIAGE Magic Moisturizing Sun Foam Brush Set Of 2.

[thefiorellagrossi-blog]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Il Makiage Foundation Brush new unused.