Judging

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Harrell01@aol.com wrote:


> I realized how trivial the make-up
> wearing really was! While I DO believe that IF worn, it should be done in
> moderation and NOT to look like a woman on the street, but it remains my
> person
> preference and conviction that women don't wear it.

To add to this...

Is there anything wrong with a woman wearing flesh colour when her face
is ill-stricken?  I really think not.  I do not mean red and green colouring,
but simply that which renders her flesh-coloured again.

Think carefully, for the reason they make bandaids flesh coloured is 
to cover up that flesh which has lost its appearance!  We might be banning
bandaids soon  ;-)..



-- 
In Christ,
Mike Blume
mfblume@ns.sympatico.ca
http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/mfblume/mblume.htm