OT Female Olympics skaters without make-up
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2014/02/20/olympic-figure-skaters-without-makeup_n_4823555.html
http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2014/02/20/olympic-figure-skaters-without-makeup_n_4823555.html
Thank you. I am curious about this stuff because normally it very easy for us to point out if a person we meet wears make up or not. Through images and camera, it's harder. Ladies wear obvious make up so there is nothing to debate here. But for men, it's really hard to say. If their make-up is so visible even through camera, that means they must have wear heavy make up. Other than that, it's almost impossible to tell if they wear it subtle or no make up at all.very useful tips (not just for athletes but also for workout too) : http://www.examiner.com/article/the-best-makeup-for-avoiding-a-mid-workout-meltdown
Some of them definitely don't want to get caught wearing make-up no matter how great the products are. Just different preference like everything in life.
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I think top skater might use powder, or lipstick. It's very subtle so we can't see it through camera.In the Johnny Weir documentary, "Pop Star On Ice," his friend Paris said something to the effect of: people made a big deal about Johnny wearing makeup, but all male skaters do for competitions.
No makeup? You mean Evan Lysacek is actually orange in real life?
Agree you can notice eyeliner and lipstick.I think top skater might use powder, or lipstick. It's very subtle so we can't see it through camera.
But mascara and eyeliner like Weir or Sandhu? I think not. Because mascara and eyeliners heavy are so obvious the camera couldn't miss it.
Close up in the top men face like PChan, Ten, Javi or Hanyu show no track of mascara or eyeliners. I am not sure if they use lipstick or not, their lips look pale, though.
Powder? Maybe. But since they are all sweaty it's so difficult to tell.