Should girls be allowed to wear makeup to school?

For me and my classmates, some of us are composed, the teacher aims us and insults us. In the classroom, they will take us to the front and let us stop it, this is really embarrassing to destroy our pride. For girls whose skin is not perfect, we make ourself beautiful through make-up (not agglomeration), and when we remove it all, it makes us feel ugly and worthless. Looking at you, I think her skin is bad. Makeup is a way to improve your confidence and make yourself feel better. It is not a beauty contest ... just like we have value, we just want to feel beautiful. When a girl feels ugly and not worth it, it can lead to more serious things such as depression and anorexia nervosa.

As a student still studying, I saw many girls get up at 4 o'clock only to prepare hair and makeup. When I returned to school every day, I did not see the focus of make-up When you return home, please take it off and reapply the next day. To be honest, how many people complain that they do not have money because they just bought new 'fine cosmetics' for those who make up? Or people who spend money on make-up, who are you actually using? Are you your parents or are you yourself? If the students did not make up for the first time, perhaps not even this anxiety. When we were born we had the privilege of having a complex of natural beauty, but to wash away our face with asphyxic chemicals is also for us It was not very good. If you only want to check if temporary eyelashes are still left, how can children focus on the course? Or if their lipsticks are not suffocated somewhere?

In a nutshell, girls need to allow supplements. Schools should not have the right to manage their personal choices. Makeup allows people to see and treat others in different ways. This is not a very simple matter with someone's personal opinion. Through makeup, girls can have confidence in their appearance. If makeup is prohibited at school, girls may feel uncomfortable during the day, which may affect attention in the classroom. As girls feel uneasy about themselves, this can lead to poor performance.

Some schools do not allow girls to use cosmetics. It occurs mainly in Europe, but most American schools do not allow female students to compensate. According to the Himalayan Times, Coombs Head College in Devon, England banned makeup in the film "Willy Wonka" and compared it with "Oompa - Loompas". The school in Huddersfield, England, removed all the mirrors from girls' toilets and prohibited makeup. The teacher can even use the "cleansing tool" unless the female teacher has a "cautious" appearance. This rule applies only to students aged 14 to 16. It is said that younger students than this can never wear cosmetics (Hartmann). If there is even makeup on the student's face even a little, it may be forcibly repatriated (Flynn)

The educational system has been debated for many years ago: should students be allowed to supplement at school? Because I am in the 21st century, I say that I am not a student, but a student. Frankly, the gender that a boy or someone else can agree can also be composed. Since education and personal composition are irrelevant, the argument itself is totally absurd. However, it is easy to think that whether you are making makeup or not may cause other problems, such as knocking education that affects individuals after bullying.