Heavy make-up or little make-up?

Little make-up

Little Make-Up, Heavy Make-Up Makes Me Stand Out Too Much Lol!

I have a similar problem with my two horses. My gelding is extremely lazy and I have to keep my leg on him to keep him moving forward, now my mare is extremely sensitive to cues. All I have to do is shift my weight in the saddle and she will break into a different gait (depending on what I ask of her). I took me awhile to get used to each one and not riding both horses too hard or too soft. What I had to do was practice, practice, practice. Both horses got ridden almost every day. I did that to the point where it just became automatic when I got on each horse. I didn't even have to think about it, I just changed the way I rode. As far as your situation goes, since you are so used to riding Troya heavy handed, try working a little more with Tiara. When you ride her, really focus on how your hands are and just keep at it until it becomes natural when you get on her. Then, I would switch horses back and forth (not all in a day or a week) until when you are riding, it just becomes a habit that you cannot help. It will just turn in to something you do. If this does not make sense, sorry. I am just trying to explain what I did, but for your situation. Hope this helps and good luck.

A little in the day is good and heavy in the night works a treat :0)

i used to wear a lot of eye make-up when i was in my teens.. i was into the whole Goth look. since becoming a mother, i've toned things down a bit. don't have the time anymore.... so now a little goes a long way for me.

there is one mother who waits at the school gates at the same time as me, for her son to come out. she looks like a cross between an oompa loompa and Kim Woodburn (her off 'How clean is your home'). she has bleached blonde hair and paints her face orange. literally - bright orange, no exaggeration ! and it's only applied to her face, not her neck. why do some people think that looks good ? still, each to their own...

Depends on a lot. Some people look good in heavy make up some do not. Some look better in a mask or bag.

i think little make up as heavy make up i think looks a bit over the top

Day to day - use just a little...

Night - marginally more - but mostly for definition - and taking into account lighting etc...

stage production under lights or TV/Movie work- then get out the spack filla and hand me a spatula - the extremely strong lighting makes your face look flat as a pancake without substantial highlights and shading...

Never used much - these days, just a dusting of powder and a dark lipstick.

Can't do eye makeup because I need specs to see what I'm doing and then they're in the way. Tried those flip down things but couldn't focus with one eye.

little make up. heavy is not good at all its overmake uping. solittle is good