Is it uncool to go on a date without wearing any make-up. Does it make a woman less stylish?

no, but it kinda gives the first impression that you don't really care about the way you look, sorta like if you were to wear those damn croc shoes on a first date...

Make-up is not a must. No you don't need to wear make-up on your first date. Actually not wearing could run in your favour. At least they would be seeing you and not some one behind a pound of mask.If you don't wear make-up that is fine don't wear it to impress some guy , who would probably just end up being a jerk.

hey, it's fine. wearing alot of make-up like foundation blush etc. can just dry out your skin. just wear a little bit of eye make-up and just be yourself!!!

makeup is not a must guys prefer a girl who showsoff her natural beauty rather than covering it up.at sometimes it's okay to wear makeup and be all made up for your date or boyfriend, but don't over do it.makeup does not make a girl less stylist the less the better...just wear a little mascara and bronzer and vaseline to bring out your natural beauty...style is usually found in the clothes you wear, and the way you carry yourself to be classy yet fun!good luck.

Wearing makeup is a personal choice. If you don't usually wear makeup, and this person asked you out on a date, then they may not even be expecting you to wear it. Of course, it also depends on what kind of 'date' we're talking about here. A casual out-to-dinner and a movie date? Not really required, if you don't want to. If it's a date where you would dress up more, then maybe a bit of makeup would be expected. It does look better if you wear at least some makeup with dressier clothes, more 'finished'. All in all, if you're not comfortable wearing makeup, that's your choice. I see women all the time with no makeup, just as I see them all the time with. And, makeup does not dry out your skin. Makeup is not bad for you, unless you have some skin condition that is aggravated by it.

Not really. Some guys actually prefer more natural-looking girls rather than having a ton of make-up caked on your face. It's always good to put on a little concealer or blush or something that makes your skin more even-looking, though. As long as you pick the right colors, it will look natural.

I'm not a big fan of girls that use tons of make-up. Having said that though - maybe a little bit is good, just because it will make it seem as though you were excited about the date and spent some time getting ready. I once went on a date with this girl, and she showed up wearing a sweatshirt and flip-flops....... Didn't really make a good first-impression.

Well if natural is your style then I would suggest 2 just smack some fruity lip gloss and dab a lil mascara. If make up isn't your thing it is def. un stylish not 2 wear any on a date. Im sure you have a beautiful face. I don't wear allot of make up. I only put on a lil eye shadow, mascara and lp gloss. I don't even use foundation or any of that crap. No mater how much u pay for that **** its gonna eat your face away.

make-up is a must

It makes your skin even in color and you can high light you best features.

I did not go without make-up in front of my husband until after we were married.
He loves it when I wear it, I don't have any skin problems and I could go without it, but it makes me look a lot better with it.

if you don't like to wear makeup, then you shouldn't take the time to put it on to impress some man. and no it doesn't make a look less stylish

hey if u need it wear it

it does not make u uncool it could actually be better becuase there seeing the real u!

wear what you you always wear. let them see you. personally, i like a little make up on any girl but if the guy isnt in to you the way you always present yourself then it most likely won't work out anyway. unless its a fancy date and he is really trying to impress you. then dress to impress which is not always comfortable or what you want to wear.

there is absolutly nothing wrong with going out with the face that you were born with. make-up does not define who you are.