Some men look great in make-up - David Bowie, for example. Eyeliner suits many men!

Absolutely! I still wear eyeliner. Why shouldn't men (or anyone, for that matter) use what's available to make themselves look AND feel better about themselves? I'm all for it.

Why not? If they like it,great for them.

Why not? I enjoy makeup, why should I have a problem with my partner wearing makeup if he wants to?

I think I would. I was a teenager in the 1980s so I'm used to men in makeup.

Absolutely. I have about a million crushes on Kpop stars and they pretty much all wear makeup.
Korean men and boys have been using extensive face care products for a while and now makeup is becoming popular. I don't see it any differently than me wearing makeup when out on the town. (Which, granted, doesn't happen often.)
I have also dated goth guys and metal heads who wore varying degrees of eyeliner to corpse makeup. I like it all! XD
I kinda hope it catches on here in the states. Hell, guys used to get harassed for using hair gel.
I think they could have fun with it. So many guys I know feel too constrained by limited clothing and styling options socially accepted here in the states. Brown shoes or black shoes? Uhg

Men shouldn't be afraid to embrace different methods of grooming.

I have.

What’s good for the goose is good for the gander... right? This guy garnered a gander or two.

It's just make up..

No. Then again I don't wear makeup.

No, I wouldn't.

Two words:Keith Richards

If it's acceptable for guys to dye their hair, beards or mustaches, then what's the big deal with makeup?
Alice Cooper has been wearing it since the 60's.

I wouldn't date a man. Nothing personal guys.

Nail polish is great for long periods in the desert.

I would absolutely date a man who wears makeup (and have in the past).
Willingness to go against societal norms and comfort with creative gender expression require a certain self awareness.
That's sexy.

You know I am not a make up person either way. I feel that make up has been used as a tool to define women so I am not sure I would put that burden on men too. To each his own but I become concerned when it becomes an expectation to define ones value or worth.

You can probably guess what farm boy is going to say about men wearing make up so I won't say it

Sure I'd date him, why not? I'd be interested to know why he's feeling different enough to stand out like that. In fact I used to know a service provided who wore make up and he was lovely. I'm facinated by people that are differnet; as long as it's not in a scary way.

I'm all for self expression, don't usually wear makeup myself but when I do I have fun with it. Why shouldn't a man? Body paint, long hair, short hair, no hair, kilt, lap-lap, lava-lava, bowtie, whatever, just pick a style and own it. The only thing I find off putting is bland.

Definitely no, although my nephew wears makeup on occasions. Apparently it is the in thing. Heaven help us. just a figure of speach guys !

A couple of years ago on a visit to Supercuts, the hair stylist talked me into getting my hair colored to cover up some of my gray. So I surrendered to a little vanity. That night, my head started itching and my face swelled up like a balloon. My vanity led me to the emergency room.

Have you seen my profile picture? That lipgloss is called 'Gash' by Urban Decay.

I wear dresses and heals and jeans and boots. I’m a black belt in Kung-Fu and love Opera and Hello Kitty. Gender is a social construct not a biological one.

An ex. once called me one of the most masculine men she’d ever dated and she dated bodybuilders! I think that is pushing it a bit

I get I’m not every lady’s cup of tea but I seem to attract the adventurous sort so it’s all good with me.