Narcissists hate it when you look good. Their jealousy oozes out whenever you put effort into yourself because they despise the fact that they cannot match your beauty, confidence, and standards.
At first, they might ridicule your makeup, telling you that you look good naturally and don’t need anything extra. They may also accuse you of cheating, claiming you’re dressing up to impress someone at work.
Because of their controlling behavior, you slowly start to underdress, stop wearing makeup, and—eventually—stop even looking in the mirror. But when you finally break free, your makeup becomes a powerful statement of reclaiming yourself.
How so? Let’s explore 10 weird makeup habits that survivors of narcissistic abuse develop—often without even realizing it.
1. Bold Eyebrows: Reclaiming Strength
One of the first things survivors do after breaking free is go for bold, thick, or sharply defined eyebrows.
This isn’t just a beauty trend—it’s a psychological shift.
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