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Mothers Around The World Are Applying Makeup Just Before Giving Birth
They want to remain presentable to guests.
Giving birth is sincerely painful, and indeed messy, but not until now that women across the world are keying into the ongoing trend of applying make-up before entering the delivery room.
Beauty blogger Alexis Jayda in California recorded a makeup tutorial while waiting to give birth to her child
Beauty influencer, Dana Chavez checked to make sure her contouring and eyebrows were on fleek
This is not about a touch of Mascara, Faint Powder or an under-eye cover up to smooth the face, mothers are going into a full face beat and are media sharing ready.
Although it might seem weird for some mothers to prepare and face the camera during labor, a record from the Cosmetics has disclosed that about 64% of women between the ages of 18-31 get beauty treatments before heading into labor.
Lee Ann Jarrell took her childbirth glam so seriously that she ‘refused’ to give birth until her makeup was all done
These beauty treatments, Cosmetify explained it include Manicure – 57%, Hair Removal -65%, Spray Tan – 37%, Styling or Blow dry cut – 32%, and Pedicure -43%.
This mom in California play around in some makeup
While giving birth is actually not a new thing, women actually have different reason as to why they want to get beauty treatments before labor.
New York makeup artist, Alaha Karimi, went viral for the three makeup prep photos she shared back in 2016
The imagination of giving birth has been stigmatized for years and a lot of women seek for a whole new reality of childbirth. The equation is finally solved and some individuals are keying into the trend.
This British mother-to-be beautify herself with some ‘labor lashes’
When questioned about why mothers are now so concerned about their appearance after giving birth, the same record revealed that mothers want to remain good in pictures, presentable for guests, avoid looking drained and exhausted, and avoid looking ill.
Another study disclosed that an average woman going into labor applies makeup on their face within two-and-a-half hours.
Makeup artist Tegan Woodford, from Queensland’s Gold Coast, was called in to do a makeover for her sister-in-law
Most makeup products, such as powders, foundations, mascaras, eyeliners, etc. are safe to use during pregnancy,
The trend has however got a mixed reaction:
These Individuals were against:
