Women Before & After Removing Their Makeup | Cut

April 26 celebrates national no-makeup day. Watch women, ages 16-66, remove their makeup. Celebrate with us and take your makeup off, or don’t! Beauty is about being comfortable anyways!

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Women Before & After Removing Makeup | Cut

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[truth]

Props to that lady for being honest about Fillers and Botox.

[mpd]

I was genuinely surprised by how similar they looked with and without makeup. I think I've put too much pressure on myself, thinking that I look SO different and SO much better with makeup that I perceive there to be a bigger difference than there is. This video gave me a confidence boost, and reminded me that I look fine without it. <3

[rebeccaroten]

Geez. I was expecting a major transformation, but all these ladies were stunning both with and without their makeup

[lexig]

the 66 year old woman’s voice sounds likes she’s a teenager, she’s aged so well and is absolutely beautiful!

[riot__grrrrl]

I love how womanhood can be such a shared experience but filled with individuality at the same time

[AmandySue]

I see the difference in the way people treat me when I have makeup on or not. Pretty privilege definitely is a thing.

[juste.une.mouche]

I was always someone who wore makeup only for fun, until I had my first job in retail where I noticed that customers were SIGNIFICALLY nicer to me, trusted me more and took me more seriously when I had makeup on. It really made me rethink the relationship I had with it.

I have learned to use it as a tool professionally. I love to wear makeup but it breaks my heart when i feel like I'm doing it for this reason

[apersoncalledsomeone]

There is not a single woman in this videos where I would say she becomes less pretty without makeup. Everyone is beautiful.

[emmasamsonyoga]

As someone that hasn't been wearing makeup for years, hearing people talk about how they won't leave the house without it or else they feel anxious/naked/judged, breaks my heart. Choosing to go without makeup has been HUGE in my self-acceptance journey and is utterly freeing. I hope more people can experience life without makeup because it also gives you back a lot of time, mental energy, and money.

[a.m]

3:03 she is so f*cking beautiful, sis you do not need makeup. Wow

[harlgg]

I'm 17 and I never have worn makeup and i never plan to. Not even for prom or my wedding

[jaypatton]

Hearing a woman say she feels like she “was made to hate her feminine side” is genuinely heart breaking. Like my heart hurts for her..and I’m a dude.

[_all_around_us]

Really brave on their part to do this on camera. I applaud this level of vulnerability.

[WhoCaresAlisha]

I didn't really wear makeup much as a teen. I got bullied a lot for my looks, so it kinda hindered my confidence. One day my friends did my makeup for fun during a free period. I got bullied even more for "trying to make myself pretty" because I was "so ugly". It was pretty heartbreaking.

[haileyscratch]

As someone who has struggled with confidence and acne most of my life, finally wearing 0 makeup in public has been one of the biggest confidence boosts. I used to never leave the house without concealer or whatever else i thought i needed and now i only do it for myself and on days where i feel like it. Makeup and societal beauty standards felt like a prison cell until i learned to accept myself.

[chloevealforreal]

I once dated a guy that told me to my bare face that I needed to wear makeup. It hit my confidence hard and I wore makeup all the time for awhile even in my next relationships. One day I was literally like this is my face and if they don't like it fine! I'm happy that I got over that and I wear my bare face more often than not now and with someone who loves it. Makeup or not we must love ourselves and treat ourselves kindly. You are beautiful!!! I want to thank the ladies in this video for their vulnerability! ❤

[AlphaMachina]

The woman that said she needs filler, and made the "yuck" face when she said she was 31 (29-31 is tough because it's that first major hill you gotta get over into getting "old") is one of the most beautiful women I've ever seen. I hope she lets her face age more gracefully, because nothing looks worse than an older person with a bunch of filler. She'll be beautiful no matter what age she gets. But no one can tell her that and have her believe it. She has to figure it out on her own.

[Rafamation]

Im gonna be honest, and maby its just me, but I think they all looked even more pretty without makeup. They just seemed so much more approachable and human, like you can see their soul and who they are better, which just made me far more drawn to the right side (non-makeup side) than the left by miles. Awesome video, really interesting to think about why people wear makeup, athough I'd definitely say they all shine without it :)

[morganreigns]

I find it extremely easy to go out with no make up i dont care ..but they are all beautiful

[creampuff]

I'm shocked by how little the difference is with vs without makeup! We feel that makeup changes us so much because we hyperfocus on our own flaws, but the reality is that literally no one sees those flaws except you. Every single one of these ladies looked gorgeous without makeup and I barely noticed a difference.