Beauty things that men just don't get
Men are probably too simple to understand some notions, trends, and phrases that women use on the daily basis. and sometimes when they see some of your beauty devices or clothes they have no idea how specifically they are called. This article presents a few of such examples so feel free to ask your partner, friend or brother and check if they have the vaguest ideas what's the following terms mean or why women use these particular things.
Balayage
They have no idea that this is the illusion of naturally-caused highlights.
Ombré hair
They see your two color hair but don’t know what it is called.
Ombré lips
He probably doesn’t understand why your ombré your lips!
Fake eyelashes
Let him think they are real…
Body shimmer
He doesn’t know why your legs look se*ier.
BB Cream
They think that this is something connected with breaking bad, not just blemish balm.
Brooch
Some men don’t know that this is a decorative piece of jewelry that you pin to your clothes.
Kitten heels
It’s not connected with animals. They are shoes with a mini heel - from 3.5 centimeters to 4.75 centimeters.
Exfoliators
Maybe he doesn’t know the term because you rarely use exfoliators.
Hair straightener
If he knew what it is, he could use it for the hems of his shirt.
Eyelash curlers
He might think it’s a torture device.
Eyebrow gel
Why put gel on your eyebrows?!
Tons of beauty products
Men are too simple to understand this notion.
Dark lipstick
Why put something gloomy on your lips?
Shellac
He definitely doesn’t know it’s a type of nail varnish.
Braids
Why spend so much time to weave them and then just unravel?
Filling in your eyebrows
Men won't understand why you do it.
Makeup brushes
Are they for painting?!
Halter neck
He probably has no idea that the halter neck is a kind of style using a strap around the back of the neck in order to hold up your dress. Too complicated.
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