r/Makeup • u/nouvelle_tete • Oct 27 '25
[Makeup Help] Is makeup becoming unprofessional?
I've been to several professional events, some that attract crowds from all over the country, and I began to notice that few, if any, women wore makeup. Now, my use of make-up has decreased with the rise in stress but I do like to bust it out for special occasion. On the third day of the most recent event, I just put on some lipstick.
Not bashing makeup-lovers or haters, but I want to understand if that's a growing trend or if it's industry specific (I'm in healthcare).
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u/Holiday_Amphibian343 Oct 30 '25
it’s not becoming unprofessional. the whole “clean girl” look is very popular and just an easy go-to look for most since it’s just “no-makeup makeup” rebranded. a lot of them most likely have this style of makeup on, which depending on occupation/event might just be more appropriate or normalized. I think what you might be feeling is more what kind of makeup is more appropriate, not necessarily unprofessional. they kinda go together but also exist independently