Protective mask or lipstick, the French have chosen!

(Etx Studio) - He is one of the symbols of the style of the Parisian, of French elegance, of this chic effortlessly that the world envy.Does lipstick live its last hours?In the midst of a global health crisis, the French have massively given up this beauty gesture as a precaution for their health and that of others.A survey led by My Little Box reveals that 70% of them put an end to lipstick because of the mask.

When wearing the mask was made compulsory in some places, women all - or almost - asked how they were going to combine protection and makeup.And knowing that the attempt was in vain, they also tried to indulge in this moving beauty gesture.From matt lipstick gloss, nothing has done.It drooled, it sweated, and the protective mask finished red, nude, or pink, depending on the tastes of each.As a result, the French women have given up putting their lips in value.According to a survey carried out by My Little Box, it is even 7 out of 10 French people which now zap the lipstick stage for the benefit of the protective mask.

You should not believe that women have completely given up make-up for their daily outings.Two -thirds of those questioned thus indicate continuing to make up even with the mask.If it is not specified which part of the face now benefits from this morning attention, there is no doubt that the gaze - the only part visible with the mask - is today the object of all attention.

and apparently is malfunctioning too cause i don it know how to use

— Laddie Tue Jul 27 07:41:26 +0000 2021

Confainment has also changed the fashion and beauty habits of the French women.No less than 70% of women let their skin breathe during confinement, favoring the "no make-up".A strong trend that did not last after this period of social distancing, since only 1 out of 10 did not find its essential favorite makeup.

An almost identical observation for wearing the bra, since 50% of French women did not put it during confinement, but only 1 out of 6 plans to give it up definitively.

The survey was carried out online by My Little Box, in June 2020, with a sample of 700 French women aged 18 to 66.