Women Before & After Removing Their Makeup | Cut

[@truth6074]

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

[@madisooonlee]

She’s gorgeous!! I’ve seen her before on these videos

[@idab6864]

For real. Like I'm sure she's naturally gorgeous and they just enhanced her beauty but it's still nice to know about it

[@qcontinuum30]

@@madisooonlee For real! She has the most amazing eyes!

[@mrnobody9268]

he

[@vocaleditz9483]

@@mrnobody9268 that doesn’t even make sense😭

[@mpd9695]

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.

[@yeettherat69420]

the amount that i relaate to this!

[@goodmorning2386]

Right??? Like I don’t wear much makeup but I’m like “I MUST WEAR THAT LITTLE BIT OF EYESHADOW AND CONCEALER OR I WILL LOOK LIKE A HORRIBLE DEFORMED TROLL” But all these women look beautiful, and very similar with and without I feel like it might be because we know our own faces so well, that a small change looks huge to us, but it’s not much to others

[@chloe-ev3qk]

thats what I thought too. my boyfriend had never seen me without makeup as I usually always wear a bit at least but I got pink eye and have to go without, and he didnt even notice and said I looked pretty that day lol. I was so insecure and thought it made the biggest difference but apparently it doesnt

[@dayglodoggy]

Same! Even the people wearing the more theatrical or character type makeup!

[@derekg5563]

@Monica Dollive: If you wear makeup for yourself, it seems to make no sense whatsoever to "perceive there to be a bigger difference than there is." The difference _is_ what you perceive it to be, and a perception can't be different from itself, nor can it be bigger or smaller than itself.

[@rebeccaroten304]

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

[@Red_Foxx]

CAP

[@milesluna1040]

@@jbdbcication1037 💀

[@Zach-yv9vz]

this was an EXTREMELY small sample size.

[@beanerReX]

🤨

[@derekg5563]

@Rebecca Roten: The only question left, then, is whether they looked _more_ stunning with their makeup or without it, and by how large of a margin.

[@riot__grrrrl]

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

[@TheErikjsm]

so like.. the entirety of human life

[@oliya13]

@@TheErikjsm LMAOOO

[@R4ts_]

Gender in general, super super interesting and so diverse

[@MrPaperVader]

except this one dude

[@MavidG]

We’re in a shared experience no matter how much billionaire sociopaths make us think we’re different, and no one can understand us, but ppl just like us. It’s just not true. Love is love, life is life, happy is happy and trauma is trauma, and it’s all the same for us all, despite all the lines that are meant to separate us.

[@apersoncalledsomeone]

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

[@1nd0nazn101]

Agree! I was going into this expecting to see dramatic difference between with and without makeup. However, each of them already looked good with their natural beauty!

[@nicholasm4013]

Let’s not lie here

[@karmellla]

@@1nd0nazn101 same, I thought there’d be a huge difference!

[@1in1000000]

I absolutely had the same impression. And I have no reason to lie.

[@Jay_R_]

MTE ❤

[@Br0th3r7]

ok but the ginger girl is MAGNIFICENT

[@soumyascholastic1669]

frrr she's so pretty with or without

[@dnielxxx]

that ginger girl looks ethereal even like an elf

[@vln_sin]

ion even know why she wear makeup

[@emalinu]

the 16 year old?

[@aw1lt]

shes 16 📸🤨

[@lexig1209]

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

[@raspberryparade]

I agree wow

[@Freya778]

You can definitely see the youngness inside of her.

[@Ashleybmakingvideos]

She reminds me of drew Barrymore

[@TattedNutsack]

She has makeup all over her teeth

[@33nvyy_]

@@TattedNutsack 💀💀💀

[@emmmmmmmad]

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.

[@lennygreen8497]

I agree, I have never worn makeup out side of the house (unless tinted lip balm counts 😂) and I think it's helped me accept myself. Even when I had hormonal acne, I never wore it, and it made me love myself. I didn't want to hide or pretend that that version of me didn't exist. She deserved love and the ability to live just as much as I do now with clear skin, and I felt like makeup would almost betray her. Which sounds so stupid, but I think it makes sense somehow.

[@eva-w]

Soooo true! Tremendously freeing! It feels great to be like: "So what, if somebody thinks my under eye shadows and hyperpigmentation don't look good?! They can look the other way, can't they?" I love not worrying about it anymore and not wasting so much time in front of the mirror anymore trying to conceal everything.

[@xXxbiia14xXx]

I rarely wear makeup especially for work. I wake up 1 hour before leaving and I'm still rushing every morning even without putting on makeup. I don't need THAT anxiety that I would be late because of makeup.

[@Audistin98]

I'm going for no make up for years and I still struggle 😅

[@karlakolumna1207]

For me it's weirdly the opposite, I'd love to wear vibrant/extravagant make-up but don't because of the fear of being judged :D

[@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

[@monejohn9973]

I worked in retail all my life. I'm in my thirties and I never wear a makeup and I still get the same compliments as the girl with a face full of makeUp ..some people are just naturally beautiful😊

[@shaywinston6549]

Yeah it sucks, I notice a difference in different people’s approach to me when I wear make up versus when I’m not (I don’t wear make up often, probably once every 2-3 months). I don’t feel like myself with make up. I feel like I have confidence and I’m on a different level but at the same time I feel like a fraud. And that’s why I choose not to wear it. I want to be confident in my own natural beauty. But it’s a work in progress but I will get there. I also stopped wearing bras for that reason.

[@Snickers4Kawaii]

Omg same!!

[@Snickers4Kawaii]

I work at a beauty store and when I do less foundation or no eye makeup people trust me less ??? Idk I do feel I can go incognito tho when I’m out in public without people leave me alone 😷

[@cherry7338]

The last woman has NO buisness wearing it! Omg she's gorgeous! And she looks younger.

[@jaypatton217]

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.

[@R4ts_]

It‘s the misogyny.. ur being raised with the right intentions but it results in the opposite and is oppressing too It‘s the „ur not like the other girls/women, you don‘t need make up to be beautiful, you are beautiful on the inside“ which degrades girls and women and other genders that do wear make up and are super feminine. I struggle with that a lot, also because I‘m non-binary

[@vanilla1353]

Exactly. I like pink NOT because it’s girly, I jsut love the color for some reason, and my fashion style is girly (floral, pastel colors), & some ppl from my school (even my own mom) treats me bad for it

[@meredithw1515]

Thanks dude, that’s actually really nice to hear

[@mississipi1103]

I wish i was american lmao, imagine growing up and not being forced to be feminine... Can't relate. It's either you're a feminine woman or you're a mistake where i live.

[@Xxxfallen_angelxxX]

Thank the feminists

[@_all_around_us]

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

[@swolesazzy]

showing your face without makeup is being vulnerable?

[@apt_get]

@@swolesazzy It can be for a lot of people.

[@cosminvalentinionita5743]

Am I crazy for beliving that they all look better without makeup?

[@rutealmeida3331]

I love makeup but it's sad how addicting it can be

[@nataliaandrews1659]

@@swolesazzy thats my question

[@AmandySue]

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

[@Near897]

You just feel more insecure when you dont wear it and that's why you notice it more easily if people treat you bad

[@Near897]

Pretty privilege exist but it has nothing to do with wearing makeup or not

[@carrie00]

@@Near897it sort of does, though. wearing makeup as a woman when outside is so normalized that whenever you don’t wear it, it appears to others (especially men who generally aren’t as familiar with it) that you’re tired or less energized. and not to mention most people look better with makeup on than not so it shows that when you’re pretty, you get treated completely differently even when you’re the same person

[@Near897]

@@carrie00 Almost every guy say they prefer girl without makeup, sometime we dont even see the difference its the girl who judge each other about that.

[@tatjana7008]

I don't need makeup for pretty priviledge, so people hate me just more

[@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.

[@-simplicity7551]

People's faces change but their eyes stay the same. And she has stunning eyes

[@teanosugar]

I wanted to write the same! All the women in this video are beautiful, but she's something different.

[@islixxn]

@@teanosugar in normal language, all the people in the video are average, but shes beautiful

[@KingstonHawke]

Yeah, it’s crazy when imo the prettiest girl in the video thinks she needs enhancements.

[@MrTrollo2]

​@@KingstonHawke ever thought about how she might be the prettiest because she did get the botox?

[@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! ❤

[@jessicaperez5112]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@canelaaa]

Yessss. if they want you to spend your own money and your TIME for makeup so they can like you, well...they dont really do so.

[@DA-js7xz]

So glad you found your self worth ❤️

[@abiola33]

​@@DA-js7xz Same! 💙

[@uncrustable9923]

well if you shave yo eyebrows and pluck yo eyelashes then yeah... some people need makeup if they look like that

[@haileyscratch3956]

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.

[@VegasIsHome]

My mom raised me telling me from a very young age, “You are too pretty for makeup.” I am 28yo and have never worn make up or felt the need to. Instilling that confidence in girls when they are young is crucial.

[@livc3315]

My mom started putting blush on me as a little girl because she didn't want people to think I was sick because I was pale. She bought me concealer for my dark circles and blemishes in middle school. In highschool she told me to put on makeup so that people would actually want to donate money for a fundraiser I was doing. I feel so insecure without it now. I want to raise my children with the same ideas that your mom had.💙 It's crazy how our parents can project their own insecurities onto their children. I hope to uplift my children and inspire confidence in them, as yours did for you ❤️.

[@itdobelikedattho8112]

Are you black

[@anna84259]

My mother told me the same and I ended up bullied and called ugly in part because I never learned how to do makeup and my mother refused to buy me any makeup products. My life and people's impression of me improved drastically with a little help of some concealer and other handy stuff I learned later on and I honestly wish there was some older feminine figure who could guide me through it instead of straight up refusing to elaborate in any way and giving me empty "oh but you don't need it". Unfortunately I learned a bit too late for my middle school self lol. At least I know what to do as an adult, but I feel like the older you get, the less vicious people around you are about your appearance, and I needed it back then. Like yeah obviously I don't need it, but it could've definitely been better. I think another thing that really made me feel bad as a child is that everyone around me treated makeup as some vain "underhanded tactic" kind of thing only "women who don't have anything to do in their lives" do, but that's just individual and I feel like it isn't really perceived like that anymore.

[@VegasIsHome]

@@anna84259 I wish your mom took further steps to build your confidence. You and I certainly have different relationships with makeup.

[@blw_blw]

But, wouldn't it have been better if she left out the qualifier of 'pretty enough'? If you weren't good looking, you should wear it, then? I realize that's not the message you're sharing, and you're appreciative of her support in your confidence, which truly is the best thing a parent can give, but it has nothing to do with pretty--or shouldn't!

[@rhiannonrecommends]

So I went makeupless in 2020 when I was 31, only ever putting it on for Halloween costumes and weddings(including my own ofc!), and I sit here now a 34 year old woman and I think I look the most beautiful I've ever looked in my entire life. I feel the most beautiful I've ever felt in my entire life.

[@ealice5633]

Im 16, and your my Inspiration

[@Paloma4461]

I agree it’s amazing what happens to your skin when you let it breathe!

[@glittergoat91]

I love this. I'm 31 and still battling with my love/hate relationship with makeup. Thank you for sharing.

[@glittergoat91]

​@@np6822 I agree with this. Especially when makeup expires or you have to keep replacing it. A waste of money and putting bad bacteria on your face.

[@kietzi]

I am 37 and learning how to wear makeup just now. I just wore make up in under 1% of my life. Now I recognize how people around me start to feel uncomfortable and when I wear makeup I get more accepted 😮 I think I am at this point where the society thinks I should wear make up because I am getting older and you see it. It depresses me to feel like that, but it's kinda fun to experiment with colors in your face .

[@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.

[@hihihihi3806]

Damn

[@robinfontijn8562]

The part where they show all of them shot by shot made me really emotional because I realised how truly beautiful i though all of them are without makeup

[@misfitsky]

these women were so calming to watch. you guys killed this video.

[@Daerb1121]

The women were but there was a trans woman aka a man

[@akumayoxiruma]

@@Daerb1121: There was no man in the video. Only women.

[@Daerb1121]

@@akumayoxiruma well a women is an adult human female so there was a man! If they were all women than what is a woman?

[@aeongies]

@@Daerb1121 by that logic you obviously don’t think the 16 year old girl should’ve been in the video either

[@Daerb1121]

@@aeongies honestly, no she is a minor but at least she is a biological female and almost a woman while the man will never be a women!

[@a.m4009]

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

[@user-pv3cl7cm6o]

Fr

[@jess-vg6je]

Nobody needs makeup, no h8 but you're comment defeats the purpose of the video. Women feel pressured to have makeup on because they need to look what society wants them to look. They're all gorgeous and unique

[@user-pv3cl7cm6o]

@@jess-vg6je your comment* and yeah I agree

[@user-pv3cl7cm6o]

@@jess-vg6je and it’s how society wants them to look like* (srry)

[@jess-vg6je]

@@user-pv3cl7cm6o yeahh what I meant thankss

[@creampuff966]

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.

[@paulogaspar8295]

dudes and other women never see girls without make up and because of that put them on a pedestal because they look way better than normal humans. But this videos clearly proves that without make up they are just like anyone else, if not worst when it comes to looks. It's bad for women that feel that they have to wear make up, but in my opinion it's even worst for dudes that society doesn't accept that they wear make up and have to show their flaws while this women have worst flaws but they constantly hide them.

[@redeem5858]

@@paulogaspar8295People also don’t realize that makeup will damage your skin making you look worse than your initial natural state.

[@riproar11]

They picked the ones that had the least contrast out of all of the women they filmed. You seriously don't believe those are the only women they filmed do you?

[@sydneyruewho13]

⁠@@riproar11most people don’t look that different without makeup. It’s adding shadows and contrast to your face not giving you surgery 😂

[@riproar11]

@@sydneyruewho13 You couldn't be more wrong and what's with this "most people" crap? You mean "most women". Men don't wear make up. Most women look unrecognizable without all of their make up on...and usually are plain looking without it. Make up is a deceitful lie. It's the equivalent of having all day Photoshop and cheat codes for easy mode to play in the difficult game of life, where men don't have cheat codes.

[@Alice-ty8yc]

Almost all of them looked identical in both shots, thought they‘d bring people with unclear skin or other imperfections

[@ughmina]

No fr like I’m happy they did this but everyone practically looks the same

[@emmabunch-benson4795]

Seriously where’s the people with blotchy skin and acne? Then again they realistically probably wouldn’t volunteer to do this

[@harlgg]

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

[@flowerchild-44]

Okay...

[@ohno_wtf]

same but i don't because i can't lol

[@InAHollowTree]

Way to go!❤❤ Im in my 40s and never did it either except on stage, but thats a different thing ( everyone looks dead onstage if they dont). Its silly to me that people just let society tell them that something is wrong with their natural faces. That kind of insecurity is something a person needs to see a therapist about, just like depression, PTSD, and anxiety; instead they act like its just some sort of inevitable, normal part of life.

[@inski666]

Bro hell yea! ily. I'm 17 too (or wait maybe you're 18 now lmao but anyways ily)

[@everIark]

I'm 18 and almost same like I've never worn makeup including at prom, though I'd like to wear makeup at big occasions like my wedding or other things like that

[@newchapterasmr]

I would have never said the 16 year old girl was 16, she looked much older with the makeup. She’s gorgeous and personally I think she looks way better without it, at least, not that heavy

[@islixxn]

bc her makeup skill is terrible

[@Twerpjuice]

I completely agree, in the most respectful way possible she’s doing herself a disservice

[@sachirivera12]

“Make up is an enhancement of the beauty that is already there.” - Lady Krishna 😭💓 She just gave me different perspective of beauty I never thought of before.

[@LuminatX]

Actual copium

[@DA-js7xz]

I love how her name is still the same from the 1960s Krishna cults 😂

[@smollilbean]

And why is her name based on a Hindu god? That's kinda hilarious

[@dazzly6109]

@@smollilbeana lot of people have that name

[@smollilbean]

@@dazzly6109 yes it's a very common name for Hindus in the Indian subcontinent. I have people with that name in my own family too. But the older lady was obviously white and it doesn't mean anything in her culture.

[@rascal_rae]

I can confidently say something I love about myself is my ability to confidently leave the house without makeup. It took years to build that confidence, but my relationship with myself and also with makeup has improved 100x

[@thaxycab]

Full support to all of these women. You are beautiful no matter how you choose to present yourselves.

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

If that was true there would be no make up selling companies.

[@Onepieceistheworstfuckinganime]

Stop lying dude, these broads are dinosaur looking without makeup and so is every other female.

[@Onepieceistheworstfuckinganime]

@@PROVOCATEURSK Exactly

[@acrisniadaseals9924]

@@PROVOCATEURSK Well no actually. It’s about how they choose to present themselves. If they want to wear makeup, that’s fine. If they don’t, that’s also fine.

[@iesroo]

@@PROVOCATEURSKQuite a lot of women look "worse" without makeup because they wore makeup too much and it started to wear their face off

[@Quantum2142]

Perfect ending to this video. Props to the editors for keeping sweet & simple

[@hazeloh9281]

I think it’s important to consider the possibility that after not wearing makeup for a bit, you may come to prefer your “bare” face. I experienced this after thinking I couldn’t take my makeup off (especially concealer for my under eyes) for a while, and I feel much freer now. Normalize no makeup-it’s literally normal/natural!

[@smexyNiallHoran]

I had a spurt where I wore makeup around puberty to try it out but stopped caring or got lazy so stopped and haven’t since but now have been reconsidering because of more acne scars. I just don’t want to become dependent on it and feel uncomfortable not wearing makeup in public so that’s why I’ve been hesitant to do it again. I applaud these beautiful ladies for being open and every single one looks just as amazing without makeup

[@ceton1843]

i feel you but i must say if youre afraid of becoming dependant on makeup you shouldnt see it as a means to cover up your flaws bc lets be real.. no foundation in the world can just eliminate the texture of your skin. Makeup isnt perfect itself either and if you want to use it as a means to be perfect youll just never be satisfied. Use it as a way to play around have fun and enhance whats there because makeup isnt gonna make you something youre not but it can help you see parts of yourself in a new way.

[@Jay_R_]

​@ZENJI GAMING Exactly! ❤

[@nopenope9118]

I wish I could feel confident not wearing makeup in public but I know I would feel soo anxious. I’m 33 and still get acne on my chin, so I want to cover it up, but then I need to put foundation on the rest of my face to make it match. And then concealer, powder, mascara, etc. I seriously applaud you for being comfortable going out in public with no makeup, you’re a stronger person than I am. I would love to only put makeup on when I felt like it, or when I want to slay especially hard. As I’ve grown older I hate the way it feels on my face, and I never wear it at home because it’s just so nice to let my skin breathe and to be able to touch my face without needing to check if I messed anything up. Makeup can be like a shield, a defense to make yourself feel comfortable, but it’s also a huge pain in the ass.

[@sophierosey6786]

Obviously everybody has a unique experience with it but… this happened to me. Around age 14 I started wearing makeup every. Single. Day. Home alone? Makeup. Sweating all day in 12 hour dance practice? Makeup. I couldn’t be alone with myself without makeup on. My real face became the face of a stranger. Like, she was a different girl completely and I didn’t think twice about her. I hated her tbh. This lasted for so many years. But during the pandemic I went through a lot of health issues and wearing makeup every day just wasn’t viable. There’s one positive tho: I got so familiar with my face! My REAL face!! And I started to like her! I have textured skin and freckles and acne and dark circles and I have a huge nose and deep inset eyes AND I LOVE IT. I love my stupid face cause it’s mine. I went makeup free for 3 years. I finally started wearing it again, but just to enhance. Like. ACTUALLY to enhance. I gave up on foundation entirely lmao but I do shadow, brows, mascara, etc. and I still only wear it like 3 days/7. I dont know dude makeup is a journey. For some people it’s liberating, for some people it’s… different. And for others it’s just a step in their day! Sorry I went off on such a tangent in your comment. Just be mindful and do whatever makes YOU happy. Most people don’t care/notice if you’re bare faced. Either way have fun!

[@R_t-99]

Same

[@mrplatink]

You did, Cut. You finally did it. You made a grown man cry. This is the epitome of beauty.

[@gabbym333]

Being a grown man shouldn't mean you're devoid of emotion. It would be cool to see a video like this but for men, maybe where they're showing their emotional side. Idk.

[@DA-js7xz]

​@@gabbym333 they have these already. GTFO

[@emredreyyandanovic3258]

@@gabbym333 Women say they want an emotional man and easily be vulnerable to them. But when that does happen, it’s seen as awkward or a turnoff. Just what I’ve experienced and seen, thoughts?

[@cosmicwaves420]

@@emredreyyandanovic3258 I'm a gay dude so I can't speak as a woman, but perhaps it's the way that vulnerability was shared? For sensible topics, the timing can matter so that could potentially create an awkward atmosphere. But I very much prefer someone who is open about themselves rather than bottling it up

[@nastyak4516]

Why?

[@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 :)

[@joannacmakuchi4316]

Agreed!

[@dani09eveline]

@@joannacmakuchi4316but that’s the point. It’s a mask. Modesty is to not show all your cards. Women don’t want to be approachable we want to be protected

[@whatrtheodds]

Yeah same for me, it like you can see the real them. The imperfections with the beauty is so interesting. Makeup is a little bit of a way to hide I think.

[@solla9486]

I'm 20 and I've never worn makeup on the daily, only eyeliner and mascara for fancy occasions. It's just something that I wasn't taught to do and something I don't think about which I'm grateful for 'cause that means my naked face is the regular face that I show to the world. But it's really interesting hearing the experiences of these women and their relationships with it.

[@rosymaze]

Me too except I know how to do it but I choose not to

[@victoriajohn4561]

I grew up no allowed to wear makeup for a long time. So putting it on for special occasions feels like to much work.

[@Tieritta]

I find it so interesting how some girls just don’t gravitate towards makeup. My sister who’s 17 is the same as you, she wears mascara and eyeliner only on special occasions and that’s it. Everyone she grew up around wears makeup and that made no difference to how she perceives herself which idk, I love that for her.

[@GIRLZ-ARE-HAWT]

@@ximenadelrio cause we like it

[@KakiKali-zr3xu]

Same, i first weared make up for 2-3 months but now i stopped 😊

[@lenaayoub8588]

While we are on beauty standards, can you do an episode about breast size and how that affects perspective/confidence/etc. That would be very interesting!

[@luluthomehlomakulu3181]

I second this! Please CUT

[@OrganizationXIII]

Who cares what breast size y’all have! That’s like saying do a video about penis size! No one cares

[@heywrandom8924]

That could be interesting. As a guy, I feel women in general over think their body shapes while guys have rather diverse likes in body shape so you can't please everyone. Also generally I don't think guys are that picky. There is a similar issue with muscles for guys but if I was to guess it's more common among women.

[@K_i_t]

Ooo i love this idea

[@LibRoseITM]

I started getting more interested in make-up at about 10 years old. My Mum shared her struggles with not being able to leave the house without it, how addictive it is, and how wearing it makes her feel more ugly without it. She told me that I was beautiful without it, and I'll be beautiful with it, and that she was happy for me to experiment and to wear it for special occasions. She also said that she was not comfortable with me wearing it every day at school etc because she was afraid for me. I am SO glad to this day for that conversation and boundary. I hardly ever wear make-up and feel completely normal without it. On special occasions, I can put some on, or leave it off, it makes no difference to me. I'm so thankful that it was a middle ground, that I wasn't stopped completely but I was given the space to feel comfortable in my skin.

[@seducedbysasquatch]

Went to work today with my pimples and acne scars out on full display, no time for concealer. This video has made me feel better about it :)

[@кинескошифровање]

i bet you looked beautiful :)

[@Amor_y_Alma]

In a society where filtering and edits are the norm and idealized beauty standards place extreme pressure on people of all ages, this is the type of "raw" (real) content we need ❤

[@david_jackson854]

These women look way better without makeups. Like embrace that.

[@ikramzwina2255]

They look beautiful with and without makeup

[@CyPsyGuy]

simp.

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

That would make make up companies go bankrupt but they are making billions. Stop lying.

[@rratt3944]

Cap.

[@dorkknight7225]

🧢🧢

[@dinosaurs_rule]

They are all so beautiful. Well done to each and every one of them for doing this.

[@mimosasseat9860]

would you call them beautiful if they were men

[@DA-js7xz]

​@@mimosasseat9860 stop invading safe spaces with your male bullshit.

[@dinosaurs_rule]

@@mimosasseat9860 Yes? I believe beautiful can be used to describe all genders. Why do you ask?

[@rratt3944]

Cap.

[@mimosasseat9860]

@@dinosaurs_rule I just wanted to make sure

[@carmenalvarez7476]

Since I never learned how to do proper makeup, I feel more insecure wearing make up when I go out (thinking its poorly done, comparing myself, feeling inferior around people who actually ROCKS their makeups...) than when i'm just bareface, with all my natural flaws, acne and scars. Those woman are beautiful with and without makeup! They rock every style :)

[@ragingflorist4540]

I love the confidence. I've struggled with severe hormonal acne to the point where I've been on medication for 3 months and have finally started to see some change. Leaving the house with 0 makeup has been a challenge for awhile

[@guellee]

All of them are so beautiful!! The red head girl really touched me tho, especially bc she’s so young. She looks the exact same without makeup, literally stunning both ways. I hope she eventually finds that confidence to one day go to school without makeup just to step out her confort zone! As for the rest of the ladies, I loved them too. Really good episode.

[@shygirlfromsierraleone]

2:29 “It makes me feel the way I think skinny people feel. Which is confident.” Felt that

[@anabelle_zpt9831]

Well not all skinny people feel “confident”

[@odeer5079]

@@anabelle_zpt9831right. I am NOT confident. Struggling to stay above 90lbs while everyone makes surprisingly rude comments and jokes, does not help me exude confidence… 💀

[@blobbita]

@@anabelle_zpt9831 yeah but thats how you think as a fat person often times. You think skinny means confident and not worried about your body. Its not necessarily based on reality, but more coming from insecurity and from years of comparing yourself with other people.

[@thedrasc1465]

This is interesting to see as someone who genuinely does not like her face without makeup. The difference between their faces with and without makeup is pretty minimal, and to me, very eye opening. Even though i dont do any contouring, and just add blush and concealer, I still felt that with makeup id be considered a catfish once i took it off. Its crazy how your brain will percieve something about yourself, and it only takes seeing someone else to understand that your perception of yourself was wrong

[@boomergames8094]

I bet 90% of men would prefer very minimal or none.

[@ClaraFoutz]

its the fact that theyre all genuinely so beautiful

[@adyaanwesha]

I'm just in awe of how beautiful they look without makeup too!

[@hannavandersluis9648]

I feel so emotional right now. It breaks my heart that most people can''t see their own beauty without changing the way they look. They look all so gorgeous with and without the make-up, it's a shame that most of them can't go out because of the perception of what others think.

[@sharyageorge]

I love this. I never wore makeup and I have skin blemishes so I always got comments telling me I needed the make up otherwise I wouldn’t be considered pretty. Make up is suppose to enhance you but it doesn’t make who you are. If you wear make up that’s awesome because I have a hard time putting on eyeliner and if you don’t, that’s still awesome. I just hope no one ever feels they need make up because you don’t. Wear because you WANT it but never because you feel you NEED it. You’re perfect in your imperfections. Long story short I’m pro-make up if you want it!

[@reginejones2402]

These ladies are gorgeous with or without the makeup. I really liked this conversation

[@maranathashalom9402]

I am completely in love with Angelie. She's incredible. Those caramel eyes, the way she smiles... Any chance she's making content somewhere? I'd love to see more of her.

[@haileyhudson4157]

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[@piningforfjords]

For me, makeup is just another accessory. Some days I go completely without, when I want to be more casual or blend in more. When I'm in a good/creative mood, I'll do an elaborate eye makeup and put a cute outfit on. Makeup can certainly boost my confidence; but I am grateful to have worked through the phase of my life where I felt like I "needed" it.

[@David-pt3mh]

They all look amazing without makeup.

[@Jadenthegoat1]

Stop lying

[@maryamyusuf7248]

@@Jadenthegoat1 wdym ?? They all look amazing

[@me2917]

@@Jadenthegoat1bro thinks normal people look weird without lipstick

[@Jadenthegoat1]

@@me2917 nah some of them just look worse without makeup

[@jessicaperez5112]

​@@maryamyusuf7248 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@gennydf95]

As someone who has a degree in gender studies & has studied/seen the evolution of the appearance expectations placed on women, we're at a time where it's nearly worse than it's ever been. It's so sad to see a 16yo not imagine presenting to her peers without makeup. Makeup can be an enhancer as that woman said & an artistic expression, but more often than not it's also about patriarchal standards placed on us & capitalism keeping those up to make more money. The change truly does start with every individual person, as hard as it can be 💛

[@crystalsnow9069]

That is so interesting. I would love to get more knowledge about this kind of stuff. Do you have any recommendations like books etc..?

[@edtheman28]

We live in a patriarch because the natural world is ruled by the strongest and men are the strongest 💪. Look at the buildings, infrastructure, inventions of our world today. All done by men mostly. Remember to thank us as you live an easy priveledged life

[@IsomerSoma]

Is it really about "patriarchal structures"? The are many different parts contributing to the culture of make up and most by very far is generated by women not men. Peer pressure, social media pressure and so on mainly comes from other women. Fashion is dominated by women. Most pressure often comes from ones in-group, not just in this situation, and blaming some out-group is also extremely common. You can't solve confidence and self-worth issues when your analysis is wrong.

[@m31vin]

Gender studies? What a joke. These standards are placed by women themselves in particular movie stars. The patriarchy is to blame for everything, you have no role to play - just a bystander. If you are so passive waiting for things on a silver platter you can't choose what is served. Take some responsibility.

[@monejohn9973]

This has not changed girls in the seventies eighties nineties. I've met plenty of white females that refuse to not wear make up.& With their mom's having vanity sets it's just in the European culture.

[@kylabella05]

Every single one of these people looks GORGEOUS without makeup. I don’t personally wear make up on a daily basis so I always tend to find the natural side of people is more beautiful❤

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

Would the majority of the world agree with you?

[@kylabella05]

@@PROVOCATEURSK I don’t know. I am not the majority of the world. Doesn’t change my opinion either way 😊

[@foodjunkiieee]

i feel so seen and heard by these brave women, taking off their makeup and talking about their experiences with feeling beautiful, feminine and seen. i hope one day i gain the confidence to truly be comfortable in my own body, thank you to all women

[@itdobelikedattho8112]

Че бля

[@mten6968]

Aunjoli needs to know that we are all so lost in her gorgeous eyes we have no clue if she is or isn’t wearing makeup. 🤩

[@AndreyUrman]

4:48 what do you mean "more accepting"? I've never met a person who weren't wearing makeup and thought to myself "They should put makeup on". Natural is beautiful.

[@vasilikivasilopoulou8970]

I appreciate this video because I'm a woman who has never worn makeup a day in her life - I literally forget it exists until a friend mentions it, lol. As a result, I really don't understand why people use it. So it was cool to hear these ladies speak about it - well done, Cut!

[@eavannicgabhann]

Curious to know how old you are?

[@vanilla1353]

@@eavannicgabhann No literally

[@vanilla1353]

Not even brow gel, or concealer WHEN you had pimples???

[@____Ann____]

I think you live in Europe? I do and lots of women don't wear makeup. So it is not that exceptional.

[@annaliesekeiser8822]

I wear lipstick/eye makeup when I want to look special, and I've tried highlights a couple times, but never foundation, concealer, any of the stuff that goes all over to cover things up. Nobody ever taught me, so why start now?

[@Kindness-slay]

Tears came out they are all beautiful with or without it literally so stunning. Makeup makes me feel out my body and it’s to much work for me.

[@Eli-uw4zp]

3:46 looks the exact same with and without makeup except the lashes ig

[@xXSonTJXx]

100%

[@damnedifidonut]

She's STUNNING

[@user-pv3cl7cm6o]

Frr she’s so good looking

[@Itspeachyyy]

With makeup up on they all looked beautiful, BUT without makeup.. it’s was like WOW. It was a deeper sense of beauty and they truly do look beautiful

[@siregirl9599]

The lightning definitely dulls the difference, you can't see the skin difference at all

[@buffysummerss]

They're all literally so beautiful with and without makeup. Gorgeous humans.

[@Lauren-mc2tf]

I used to be someone who couldn't leave the house without makeup. It got to a kinda toxic point where I wouldn't even take my makeup off at home unless I was in my room by myself. But I'm happy to say when I was about 19 I started going without makeup on some days, even to work or out with friends. Then I went almost a year of only wearing makeup for special occasions. It was soooo good for my mindset on makeup. I feel proud to not have to wear it all the time anymore. Now i just wear it when I wanna feel like a fairy lol. For anyone who is at the point where they feel like they can't leave the house without it, I really think it would be good to try. It's seriously so freeing and good for your self image.

[@moneywiththemillers8373]

I struggled with severe cystic acne starting at age 11 and around 12 is when I started wearing heavy makeup. I never felt confident. I still have breakouts but a few years ago after having my daughter I started not wearing makeup everyday to work. And if I did it was something light. I still wasn’t confident in my appearance but I was tired of trying so hard and making my skin worse. I’m so glad I did! I now very rarely wear makeup, I still breakout but I have never felt more beautiful. I truly believe not seeing myself bare faced in a mirror for so long made me think I was ugly without makeup.

[@ragingflorist4540]

I also have had severe/cystic/hormonal acne for awhile. I've now been medicated for 3 months and i'm seeing improvement. Although it's slow, it's nice to have just a TINY speck of hope and confidence back. acne can be debilitating and it's not talked about enough. Leaving the house without makeup is a struggle sometimes. I've never had makeup worsen my acne, since it's hormonal, but it's still tough to not feel ok in ur bare skin.

[@feyre6389]

It‘s crazy how they all look so effortlessly beautiful without that Make-up on. As if it’s revealing their true beauty.. I love it !!!

[@phoobooh1575]

“i don’t necessarily hate the feminine part of me but i feel like i was made to hate her.” 3:27 that really hit me, related a little too hard hah

[@fraochmataz]

It's disappointing to see the number of people saying, 'especially the 16-year-old! she doesn't need makeup, this is so sad'...focusing on one of the most societally beautiful people in this video purely because she's so naturally beautiful goes against the whole message and sums up the effects of pretty privilege well. There shouldn't be a need to put on makeup, whether you look like her or you're a bit chubbier or have acne, we should all feel comfortable letting our skin breathe. Good words and actions are what make someone beautiful.

[@KimPossebel]

Amazes me every time how beautiful women can be

[@internetcomment4440]

Beautiful comment

[@xxarianahiltonxx5116]

Me too.

[@Desireeanimates]

And then there was that one guy💀

[@Beepboophehe]

@@Desireeanimates oop 💀

[@pookahontas39]

Everyone looks so beautiful. 😢 This video was so wholesome. Ughh, not crying at all ❤😢 This video just proves that we need to be kinder to ourselves.

[@jessicaperez5112]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@morganreigns1984]

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

[@SkydivaWithAltitude]

They all look very beautiful without make-up. But I love how some ladirs really use it to more express their personality. Isn't that how it should be. Either eay: loved this 💛

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

Make up doesn´t expres personality. It is a red flag.

[@SkydivaWithAltitude]

@@PROVOCATEURSK Oh my, are you fu**ing kidding me?! A red flag to what? To keep judgemental people like you away? Good.

[@ember6814]

I hate how people think I'm sick or sth when I go out without makeup. It makes me feels so self-conscious without it. At first I just started doing makeup from time to time cuz I had acne. I don't have any acne now, but still wear makeup all the time cuz I'm so used to it and everyone keeps pointing it out when I go out without it

[@Kgskhslhd]

3:43 she looks like a real life angel without make up

[@corsair1]

As a person who is always too lazy to do any makeup, I can tell you makeup changes how people see you. Like a lot. I wear it when I have issues with paperwork stuff and need to go in person. From my experience, they're more likely to listen, be understanding, explain, help, etc. when I have makeup on than without makeup. And I don't even wear that much. I don't put anything on my skin (pretty skin privilege), just some mascara, and sometimes lipstick. But the way people interact with you changes from night to day. However, can't be bothered on a daily basis lol

[@theoutcastkid7123]

You all look so insanely beautiful with and without makeup. Honestly none of you *need* makeup but with or without, you are all stunning. I know this sounds corny. But its real and true. Yall are freakin goals.

[@Rean_2005]

bro they all look stunning without the makeup aaaaa

[@slinkywhippet]

As a fellow disabled person who looks "different" I totally empathise with the person with the green & black hair 💚🖤

[@maracockproject]

i love how cut is always making me feel more at peace with how i look. and with that said, aunjoli should be prosecuted. looking this beautiful is criminal

[@w.whoisrio]

All these women are so beautiful with and without makeup! I love the older woman's quote about makeup being to enhance the beauty that is already there, because its so true! This video is so important

[@Daerb1121]

One of them is a man

[@w.whoisrio]

@@Daerb1121 I think you read the title wrong, because it very clearly says "*Women* before and after removing their makeup", not "*Women and one man* before and after removing their makeup"!

[@akumayoxiruma]

@@Daerb1121: Stop lying, transphobe.

[@Daerb1121]

@@w.whoisrio there was a trans woman so a biological male so there was a man regardless of the video title

[@w.whoisrio]

@@Daerb1121 "There was a trans woman" So you agree that there isn't a man and that trans women are women!

[@minorperez5998]

People don't get the credit how good they still look without make up. The elf girls natural eyes are stunning

[@Asmo6]

Angelee has always been beautiful in a natural/her own way. Her eyes are absolutely unreal. She needs nothing.

[@1.swiftie]

The ginger girl is stunning

[@CrispMonsterHehe]

Ikr im so jealous 😭

[@alexisadams3769]

One of my New Years resolutions was to stop wearing makeup as frequently. I went from almost daily to once a month. I also found that makeup gave me confidence but I’ve started instead to focus on my skincare so that I can feel more comfortable in my own skin literally. I went from seeing myself without makeup as seeing a stranger to the complete opposite. It makes my morning routine easier and now I don’t have to worry about someone asking if I’m sick or tired just because I’m not wearing makeup lol.

[@user43314]

you rock girl!!

[@sunnyside5625]

the red head is stunning

[@lavidabuena-ue2hc]

She's a kid

[@keilaa.h]

everyone in this video is literally beautiful either way. i prefer all of them without makeup, but above all my heart genuinely & seriously breaks for the 16 year old. so young, so innocent & so beautiful!! but yet due to bullying, has changed forever..

[@DA-js7xz]

That's super normal at 16. What is sad is that feeling persisting into adulthood like the rest of these women. So much so that girls like Anjouli get their face pumped with chemicals when they've only just finished developing physiologically.

[@claudiacostella554]

I use makeup, but no fundation or anything of the sort. Basically just eyeliners and eyeshadows. Not because I think I am better off this way, but because I am honestly afraid that once I learn how and see myself with perfect skin I am not gonna be able to go back to 'everyday look' with imperfect skin. It crushes my heart when I hear (specially young) girls saying they can't step out of their houses without a full face on, but I sadly understand how so many fall and get pushed to that point. And all the people in the video look beautiful both before and after

[@allthingsincommon1872]

They ALL looked prettier without any makeup imo

[@theresaandrade8261]

I am the opposite, I can't wear makeup but I admire people that do wear makeup. I envy their talent and wish I knew how to make my appearance better with makeup.

[@eg568]

It doesn't come like this. Majority of those who do makeup well did it quite awful for first 3 years. If you start at school, it's not a problem, nobody can do it well. But it's harder start later.

[@binx414]

“Why do men look pretty without makeup? Because men have never been told they are ugly without it”

[@simaoribeiro4710]

yeah this is not true. Man are told much more than women that they are ugly, women are the ones that with or without make up are allways beautiful in there own way... bullshit

[@ssdhs]

Men have never been told they are beautiful either

[@mickystuart7706]

​@@simaoribeiro4710 you are talking from your own experience and point of view which is totally valid. But in reality, it's not about women or men...its about pretty and ugly. Pretty men and women have it easier, ugly men and women have it harder.

[@mickystuart7706]

​@@ssdhs no, they are told they are handsome 😊 beautiful girls and handsome guys have the so called pretty privelege that's why

[@HansBezemer]

You'd think we care? In the slightest?

[@BowserMilk]

Beautiful individuals with and without makeup. It takes a lot to feel vulnerable to show their bare face to millions of people on the internet.

[@Kattleyah]

Everyone looks so much more natural and super pretty without makeup. I personally never got the hype about makeup and now with 40 I still don't know how to properly apply makeup lol. Never had a problem not wearing any and I think my skin does thank me for it as well. Hope society will change to more natural looks again, without using filters online and thick makeup.

[@Darknienna08]

The 16 year old and the 66 year old both made me feel the most sad for them. the 16 yr old, you could see her self-esteem just drop as soon as the make-up was off, even though she looked nearly identical. And of course the 66 yr old, just that whole 1960s mentality "I can't leave the house without lipstick on!" is so exhausting. This whole video just solidifies my pursuit of a minimal to no make-up life.

[@sarahs.9678]

Something about seeing these people without makeup made me realize how beautiful and bright all their eyes were. Like there was even more of a gleam in their eyes than before. They popped. I could really see them.

[@that_girlbob]

To the 16 year-old girl, you are an absolute gorgeous natural beauty! Don't wait 10 years before you realize how beautiful you are today! High school can be though sometimes, don't let others blur the truth about you. xoxo

[@Kai-ng4km]

I am 24 and have never wore make-up. The amount of times people tell you "you're so pretty but you could be prettier if..." is awful.

[@maxblair3317]

Every single one of these women look absolutely stunning.

[@mystical_pegasus]

I’m a woman but I’m very much gender non conforming. I don’t wear makeup, I don’t shave my legs and I like it. I think society has put so much pressure on women and girls to be and look a certain way by pushing products on to them. We are slowly become more accepting of not caring about makeup and shaving but it’s slow. I really enjoyed this video.

[@Glycaine]

Same, sad to say that's not gender conforming though, it should just be NORMAL, because we're all normal as long as we're not psychopaths

[@worldofroblox429]

Shave your legs tho for your own sake

[@mystical_pegasus]

@@worldofroblox429 my own sake?? Not shaving doesn’t harm me… and I don’t care.

[@ximenadelrio]

I'm 30 years old and I've never wear make up. Sadly a lot of women envy that. I don't look like a model but inside of me I can't evite feel beautiful, like honestly I feel beautiful every single day... so they don't envy my appereance but my confidence, and is an essence-based confidence, a character-based confidence, not an image-based confidence. I have no body hair and I have good bone structure. That "social pressure" is mostly women judging... is just I don't care about what people say...

[@princesspat5239]

4:18 omg this makes so much sense to me now. Anytime I put a bit too much makeup, I tone it down and I never understood why. Even my friends say I don’t look like I’ve put makeup on sometimes so I try to put more but I can’t get myself to go out like that.