It is unfair on girls, and it causes no harm to anyone so i dont see why we aren’t allowed especially if it is just mascara and lipliner.
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Kimari Kenema
1 month ago
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It's important to me because makeup is a form of self expression. Me wearing makeup doesn't take away from my learning or take away anything about my personality.
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Niya Fanguo
1 month ago
Because we need makeup (duh)
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Vaniya Prasad
1 month ago
The rule does not correlate with today’s morden fashion and standards, makeup is used as a form of expression, self confidence and for some, therapeutic so limiting students to makeup is just causing problems. Overall it’s just stupid and a useless rule that just confines students from expressing their true identity.
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Emilie Rock-Naraghi
1 month ago
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This is such an important ongoing issue to address within International School, mainly ISS at the moment. Students of all genders, mainly girls, should have the right to express themselves freely through any form of self care that does not harm anyone. Makeup is a way of yourself, boosting confidence, and in the process, no teachers or other students are harmed. Enforcing rules and threatening suspension for something that has nothing to do with the teachers is not okay.
Because I'm a girl and I wear makeup :)
It is unfair on girls, and it causes no harm to anyone so i dont see why we aren’t allowed especially if it is just mascara and lipliner.
It's important to me because makeup is a form of self expression. Me wearing makeup doesn't take away from my learning or take away anything about my personality.
Because we need makeup (duh)
The rule does not correlate with today’s morden fashion and standards, makeup is used as a form of expression, self confidence and for some, therapeutic so limiting students to makeup is just causing problems. Overall it’s just stupid and a useless rule that just confines students from expressing their true identity.
This is such an important ongoing issue to address within International School, mainly ISS at the moment. Students of all genders, mainly girls, should have the right to express themselves freely through any form of self care that does not harm anyone. Makeup is a way of yourself, boosting confidence, and in the process, no teachers or other students are harmed. Enforcing rules and threatening suspension for something that has nothing to do with the teachers is not okay.