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Not only do we get to learn from these male beauty vloggers, but we can help support and celebrate the men who aren't ashamed to embrace and share what they love. Here are 15 glorious guys. Men, straight and LGBTQ, are wearing makeup. Here's why. Young Yuh's skin care and makeup routine usually takes 35 minutes: cleanser, toner, some type of serum, moisturizer, sunscreen, primer.

Join the movement of embracing individuality with this makeup tutorial for masculine gay men. Explore skincare routines and makeup tips to break stereotypes. Let's make the homophobes uncomfortable!

#makeup #skincare #boysinmakeup #gay #sin #normalise. A recent survey found that 72% of US male consumers between 18 and 34 use some form of makeup. Even though the rate at which guys wear makeup has been increasing, that hasn’t had much of an effect on how society views the “boys in makeup” phenomenon. Do you have to be a girl or gay to wear makeup?

NO. Here is some EASY, simple men's natural makeup tips for beginners to get started and help get rid of those little imperfection we all have. Lopez, a celebrity hairstylist and beauty content creator, has been unlearning and battling stereotypes about men and makeup ever since.

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Beauty content creator Reijour Lobos is also doing his part by uploading makeup tutorials to Instagram and TikTok. Each of these three Latinos grew up with — and eventually out of — erroneous cultural stereotypes about men and makeup. When David Lopez put on his Maybelline concealer to hide the dark circles under his eyes, he felt so hot and confident.

So why would he lie about wearing products that made him feel that way? To keep his positive energy going, Lopez reminds himself of several things. Aside from being obviously queer, I was also a weird kid in general. Chatting with Remezcla from his desk — behind which was a beautiful set up of pop album covers — Lobos shared that he was six when he first applied makeup. They were letting me figure it out.

Though he was comfortable sporting makeup in front of his friends, Lobos avoided doing so at family gatherings. Eventually, though, he threw self-pleasing to the wind. My choices are to educate you or just to protect myself and not deal with it. I loved seeing how that made her feel. At 15, Merino got his first job at a mall kiosk iykyk and made his first gay friend, who happened to do drag.

Merino and his new friend visited MAC, where the former bought his first-ever makeup product. There was this feeling of being home. It felt good. That was wildly unique. It takes you seeing somebody doing something for you to feel like you can also do it. This post is part of Remezcla Pride Identity Edition.