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Make-up in Japan?
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2009/2/9 12:31
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Can girls wear make-up in japanese high schools? I see a lot of foreign exchange videos but none of the japanese girls seem to wear any make-up. I'm talking just some eyeshadow, mascara and eyeliner. Nothing else. I'm going over there in high school on an exchange program and would like to know.
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by ShioriKai
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It depends on the individual school and its culture/tolerance level, so you will just have to see on the first days there how your classmates look :)
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by AK
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They do use loads of make up
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2009/2/9 15:02
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god, jap high-school girls are looking like painted books with tones of heavy make up. u`ll see your self once u get here. no worries about your make up at all. comparing to native dwellers one u gonna look like without any. btw, it is very common for high school girls to do the make up while being in subway(standing or sitting)! shocking as it may be- welcome to japan!
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by Milenia (guest)
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be polite please
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2009/2/9 15:20
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PLEASE don't use the very INSULTING shortened word J....when referring to Japanese people!.
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by Monkey see (guest)
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Can girls wear make-up in japanese high schools?
I've worked in high schools in Japan and generally girls (and boys) are not allowed to wear make-up at school. Of course it depends on the school, and some are more lenient with their rules than others. Outside of school, however, is a different story. My advice is don't wear any on the first day and see how tolerant your school is.
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by yllwsmrf
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school rules
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2009/2/9 16:26
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People might see "loads" of high school girls with heavy make-up on on the streets, but that's because they put their make-up on behind their teacher's backs after school.
At a lot of schools, in particular private high schools, make-up is forbidden, but AK said it best.
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by Uco (guest)
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