By Jemimah Wright2024-02-06T09:00:00
Celebrities are eschewing make-up for bare-faced beauty and causing a media frenzy as a result. Jemimah Wright wonders what the consensus is for Christian women.
As Christian women, should we wear make-up? You may immediately think, don’t be ridiculous, we are not Amish*, of course a bit of make-up is alright….but bare with me.
Is it ok to follow the Kim Kardashian school of contouring (i.e. a lot), or should we be fresh faced and natural, knowing that our beauty comes from, ‘..the unfading beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is of great worth in God’s sight.’ (1Peter 3:4).
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