A school in Devon has banned some of its pupils from wearing brand-upwardly.
This conclusion was made after some girls were teased for looking orangish.
And then, do you lot think you should be allowed to wear make-upwards at school?
Perchance you feel under pressure level to look good?
Do you apply imitation tan, hair dye or anything else to look practiced?
Or perhaps you concord with the ban and think schoolkids should be careful how much brand-upwards they clothing?
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Your comments
I call back it should not be banned because most people in my schoolhouse vesture it! 
Bethan, 11, Moreton
Wearing make-up at our age is pointless and stupid - but that'south no reason to ban it. Teachers just desire to suck all the fun out of life!
Rachel, 14, Lincolnshire
I think brand-up shouldn't be immune in school because make-up is supposed to brand you look younger and we are already young looking. Plus brand-upwardly volition ruin your skin!
Asia, 12, Randolph
I remember brand-upward should exist allowed, as long as it not to obvious. A bit of eyeliner and mascara is Ok and doesn't cease anyone from learning, does it?
Robyn, xiii
I call back make-up should exist allowed because there is nothing wrong with information technology, if mums are allowed it, we should too!
Katie, 11, Mirfield
I think we should be allowed to wearable make-up to school as long as we don't wearable too much and don't put it on in between classes.
Marion, ix
I recollect make-upward should be immune at school considering it gives people that little bit more than confidence.
Dan, 13, Oswestry
I think make-up should be banned. Schoolhouse is for learning, not for showing off. And if girls wear lots of make upward, they're going to be picked on anyhow. Too, if a girl doesn't vesture make-up, she might also be teased for that. It makes information technology fair if no i wears it at all!
Lizzi, xiii, Durham
I remember brand-upwardly should be allowed at school because it doesn't harm anyone and as long as girls don't put it on during lessons!
Lisa, 11, Aberdeen
I call up some make-upwards should be allowed, as long as people don't become over the summit with it.
Emily, 12, Liverpool
I remember SOME make-up should exist immune in school like mascara and eyeliner, lip-gloss and a flake of center shadow. Simply not real tarty with loads of eye powder. I just article of clothing eyeliner and mascara for school.
Jessica, 13, Hull
In my school brand-up isn't immune but I think it should exist because make-up makes the about ugliest people experience happy well-nigh themselves (although I don't course anyone equally ugly that's just mean!). So they shouldn't ban make-up in because of BULLYING.
Lizzeh, 11, Lowestoft
If it's really over the height than it shouldn't exist allowed just a flake of make-upwardly should be immune in schoolhouse.
Erica, 11, Poole
I think it should exist allowed. A friend of mine wore glitter gel to school and was told to wash it off. She was angry for the residue of the day!
Kirsty, 12, Warrington
I think that girls should be allowed to wear brand-up at school because it makes us feel more than confident. All yous need to do is notice the right foundation or powder for your skin tone and you will look fine, but if your looking orange then y'all've got the wrong colour!
Kelly, 14, Lowestoft
Loads of the girls at my school wear make-up and the teachers all continue trying to cease them. Just I think that all they're really doing is making more piece of work for themselves - it should be optional.
Sophie, 12, Horsham
Yes, I recollect make-upward could exist worn to school just but if us girls would wear it properly and not look like a Halloween ghost!
Hashemite kingdom of jordan, 11, Limestone
I think make-upwardly should exist banned at school but before and after school pupils should exist immune to wear it because it makes some girls prettier but I would.
Ellisha, 11, London
If you lot want to wait nice y'all article of clothing a little brand-upward. The teachers wear make-upward and then why shouldn't we.
Vicky, 11, Weston-Super-Mare
Our schoolhouse has banned brand-upward too and I recollect it's lightheaded considering we're already forced to wear a uniform and certain shoes and so our face up and hair is the only way nosotros can show how we are through fashion. And more people are likely to be teased because they volition have spots and won't be able to cover the spots up every bit concealer is classed as make-up.
Holly, 12, Swindon
Information technology doesn't affect your learning so I don't run into the problem with make-upwardly simply y'all know what teachers are like always making up excuses to get their own style and stop us being happy!
Tamsyn, 11, Newquay
NO! It should not be allowed in schoolhouse because girls merely call back they are then hot!
James, x, Levittown
I retrieve you lot SHOULD DEFINATELY be able to wear make-up at schoolhouse!
Lauren, ten, St. Austell
You should be immune to vesture make-upwardly if you desire to because it is your torso and not the schools!
Shagufta, 12, Huddersfield
I don't think make-up should exist immune in school considering we are at schoolhouse to learn non to wait adept. We won't go anywhere special and we don't need to where brand-upward.
Connie, xi, Bradford
I think brand-upwardly should be allowed but very subtle because inn our schoolhouse nosotros are told to wash it off but they could just say clothing less the next day
Beth, 12, Poole
I don't hold with information technology at all! Make-upwards makes girls feel more confident.
Catherine, 13, Chesterfield
A friend of mine goes to a school where all make-up is banned. She got in trouble for wearing concealer on her face up to help hide her bad acne. Now she can't wear it and she'south got no confidence at all.
Victoria, 13, Oxford
I call up we shouldn't wear make-up in school as it is unfair if some people tin can't vesture it.
Lynsey, 14, Glasgow
Equally I am a boy I would NOT wear make-upwards myself (!!!) merely I think if girls desire to wear make-up they should. Just maybe NOT eye brand-up like goths.
Alex, 10, Colchester
I think that we shouldn't be allowed to wear make-up because people get too far and look like they've been tangoed!
Stephanie, 13, Horwich
No mode should make-up be banned I mean a footling brand-up tin can't hurt can it!
Kirsty, x, Glasgow
No, make up shouldn't be banned. You should be able to vesture make up at school but not bring it to school.
Kashif, 10, Notts
I don't call up it matters to exist honest. If they desire to quickly put some on at tiffin or break in the toilets, it'southward no biggy.
Erin, 13, London
Yep, because y'all might get teased for being ugly and make-up helps!
Jessica, 9, Birmingham
Yes, because it isn't going to affect our work and girls simply want to look adept don't they?
Charlotte, 10, Didcot
Sometimes I wear a flake of mascara and brown eye shadow. Just it doesn't actually testify because my glasses cover it upwards!
Heather, thirteen, Hoghton
I reckon you should be immune to habiliment make-up. It isn't against the police force and so why are teachers acting similar it is. They demand to grow upward!
Kimberley, 13, Dover
I call back that brand-up shouldn't exist allowed in schoolhouse! I think you can wear it when you leave, but at school there is no i to impress! Is at that place?
Tulsi, 12, Walsall
I do agree with the ban because yous are only a child once, and you have the rest of your life to wear information technology!
Tammie, 12, Oxford
I wish all make-upwards would exist banned, I get teased for not wearing information technology!
Laura, 14, Derby
People wearable make-up to feel confident and I think if schoolkids wear information technology then they volition concentrate more during their lessons instead of thinking "do I look ugly today?"
Tatchiana, nine, Rochford
I don't think we should be allowed to wear make-upwardly in school because some people tin can't afford it.
Rosalyn, 12, Inverness
I recollect wearing brand-upwards at school is fine only we should be more focusing on work and not trying to expect like a manner model.
Carlotta, 12, London
I remember some girls demand to wear make-upwardly to feel more confident. A little fleck of make-up is OK but heavy make-up is a scrap full on and distracting!
Rochelle, 12, Nottingham
I think we should be allowed to vesture make-up because nosotros may want to look pretty and experience expert within.
Leah, 11, Birmingham
No style! Make-up is fine as long every bit strict rules made clear so pupils don't wearing it over the elevation. In our school we have to keep it looking natural. That ways no colours or glitter.
Marina, 13, Manchester
I think that students should be allowed to wear make-up as long as its non to much!
Suzannah, 13, Wirral
I don't think we should be wearing make-up to school. It's just putting pressure on everyone to look great. We go to school to larn, not to do make-overs!
Zahra, xiv, London
In that location is naught wrong with wanting to await pretty by wearing make-upward to give you a boost of confidence. As long as you don't wear too much of it!
Hannah, 11, Ilford
I think a little lip gloss is fine, and if you're a teenager y'all might want to encompass some of your spots and zits with brand-upward.
Nicole, 12, Sutton
I think schools are here for us to learn things, non to parade effectually in make-up!
Carla, 11, Newcastle
I think heavy make-up shouldn't be allowed, but subtle make-up is fine.
Caroline, xiii
Make-up isn't affecting how much piece of work nosotros do, is information technology? It only makes people experience pretty and good most themselves, and then why not? And its not like a tube of mascara is going to walk in the class and cease the lesson!
Alice, 13, Camborne
I think the ban is a good idea. Information technology doesn't put pressure on kids to spend coin on make-up or pressure level them into looking like everyone else. Also information technology would make everyone equal similar uniforms practise. some kids might not be able to afford it and be worried about beingness teased!
Ellie, thirteen, Leeds
I think students should be allowed to wear make-up but non so much that they look orange!
Emma, 13, Harrogate
I don't agree with the ban. Equally long equally nosotros're doing our work, I don't see the trouble!
Leigh, thirteen, Malmesbury
I think it's okay to wear brand-up at school, every bit long as it'southward only a picayune lip gloss or blush. If the make-upwardly is very distractive to the other students, then it should exist banned.
Hailey, 11, U.s.
I agree with the ban. I call back there isn't much point wearing make- up at school and students shouldn't be worrying virtually the way they look!
Yasmeen, 11, London
That'due south unfair! In our school, you can get bullied or teased if you don't habiliment make-upward!
Geo, 14, Tallington
I think girls should be allowed to experience good virtually themselves and it'south downwardly to them whether to wear make-up!
Geo, fourteen, Tallington
I don't think that heavy make-up should exist allowed, but a bit of mascara or a French manicure can't do anyone any damage. Tin information technology?
Amelia, 12, Salisbury
Of class I don't agree with the ban! Sometimes we have spots and we put make-up to look nice.
Joana, 14, London
I remember information technology is totally stupid that make-up isn't aloud. Schools should be focusing on work rather than what nosotros wear!
Lucy, 14
It really just depends on the age. If they're under ten than they shouldn't be allowed to wearable make-up but they're over x than it's upwardly to them. Brand-up makes girls feel happy and pretty!
Alisha, 12, Luton
I don't concord with the ban. I think at that place is no harm in wearing picayune make-upwardly just to look nice and to feel adept!
Neila, xi, Hull
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