HOW MAKE-UP VARIES WITH THE NATURE OF WORK
The make-up a woman wears to work is without a doubt dictated by the
type of work that she does. The on-the-job make-up worn by a woman who
works as a restaurant hostess is completely different from the make-up
worn to work by a police woman or a nurse. Women who work in offices
wear natural looking make-up while restaurant hostesses often sport a
more whimsical, fun loving look.
The nurse or police woman wears moisturizer with perhaps a little eye
liner, and lip gloss. The wo man
who chosen a job in the construction industry or installing cable or
telephone lines may choose to wear just moisturizer and nothing else.
Why put on a lot of make-up when you’re only going to get more and more
grimy and sweaty as the workday proceeds. The female firefighter, for
instance is sure to come out of a fiery building covered in soot and
grime. Therefore, her make-up will quite probably be non-existent during
work hours.
On the other hand, if she’s in the administrative office of the
police or fire department, her make-up regimen is the same as any other
woman who works in an office. The police dispatcher, the teacher, the
telephone operator and the corporate executive all follow the same
make-up regimen… clean and natural, looking the very best under those
harsh unnatural fluorescent lights.
Easy and natural is the order of the day for waitresses the world
over. She is in and out of a hot kitchen all day long as she places and
retrieves orders of her hungry customers. She must look great for her
customers, without showing signs of stress or strain. If she wears a
heavy foundation, the steam and heat of the kitchen would show on her
face, so over easy is, with moisturizer, powder, light eye shadow if
any, a little blush, eyeliner and natural lipstick or lip gloss. |
