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bohemea:

Florence Welch by Tim Walker

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Helena Rubinstein Cosmetics 1946

hoodoothatvoodoo:

Helena Rubinstein Cosmetics
1946

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Anna Sten

retrogirly:

Anna Sten

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Meow! #nailart #nailsdid #nails #nailspiration #fleuryrose

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On the other hand, a lot of anti-makeup sentiment– particularly anything that starts talking about how “frivolous” and “shallow” makeup is– is also misogynistic and femmephobic. Makeup is a form of visual art. If making your face beautiful is shallow, so is making a canvas beautiful or a block of marble or a hunk of plastic. If you understand why someone would feel satisfied and happy when they make a gorgeous print, you understand why someone would feel satisfied and happy when their makeup looks perfect. I do not think it is accidental that the form of visual art almost entirely practiced by women is the one that gets accused of frivolity and where the talent exhibited by many of the artists is ignored or denigrated.
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I have this. It’s very effective for a drug-store purchase.

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