A school in Devon has banned some of its pupils from wearing make-upwards.
This decision was made afterward some girls were teased for looking orange.
And then, do y'all recollect you should be immune to wear make-upwardly at school?
Mayhap you feel under pressure to wait expert?
Practice you employ imitation tan, pilus dye or anything else to wait good?
Or perhaps y'all agree with the ban and think schoolkids should be careful how much make-up they wear?
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Your comments
I think it should not be banned because most people in my schoolhouse wear it! 
Bethan, 11, Moreton
Wearing make-up at our historic period is pointless and stupid - but that'south no reason to ban information technology. Teachers just want to suck all the fun out of life!
Rachel, xiv, Lincolnshire
I think make-upwardly shouldn't be allowed in school considering brand-upward is supposed to make you look younger and we are already immature looking. Plus brand-up will ruin your pare!
Asia, 12, Randolph
I call back make-up should exist allowed, as long as it not to obvious. A chip of eyeliner and mascara is Ok and doesn't stop anyone from learning, does it?
Robyn, 13
I think make-up should be allowed because there is zero incorrect with information technology, if mums are allowed it, nosotros should likewise!
Katie, 11, Mirfield
I think we should exist immune to wear make-up to school equally long every bit we don't clothing as well much and don't put it on in between classes.
Marion, 9
I think brand-up should be immune at schoolhouse because it gives people that piffling 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 up, they're going to be picked on anyway. Also, if a girl doesn't wear make-up, she might too be teased for that. It makes it off-white if no i wears it at all!
Lizzi, 13, Durham
I think make-upward should exist immune at school because it doesn't harm anyone and equally long equally girls don't put it on during lessons!
Lisa, 11, Aberdeen
I think some make-upwards should exist allowed, every bit long as people don't get over the tiptop with information technology.
Emily, 12, Liverpool
I recollect SOME make-up should exist immune in school like mascara and eyeliner, lip-gloss and a bit of centre shadow. But not existent tarty with loads of eye powder. I just wear eyeliner and mascara for school.
Jessica, thirteen, Hull
In my school make-up isn't allowed but I think it should be because make-upwards makes the nigh ugliest people experience happy about themselves (although I don't grade anyone as ugly that'southward just hateful!). So they shouldn't ban make-upwards in because of BULLYING.
Lizzeh, 11, Lowestoft
If it's actually over the top than it shouldn't be immune but a bit of brand-up should exist allowed in school.
Erica, 11, Poole
I call back it should be allowed. A friend of mine wore glitter gel to schoolhouse and was told to wash information technology off. She was aroused for the balance of the day!
Kirsty, 12, Warrington
I think that girls should exist allowed to wear make-up at school because it makes us feel more confident. All you demand to do is find the correct foundation or pulverisation for your skin tone and yous will look fine, just if your looking orangish then you've got the incorrect color!
Kelly, xiv, Lowestoft
Loads of the girls at my school habiliment make-upwards and the teachers all proceed trying to terminate them. Only I think that all they're actually doing is making more work for themselves - it should be optional.
Sophie, 12, Horsham
Yes, I think brand-up could be worn to school but only if us girls would wear information technology properly and non expect like a Halloween ghost!
Jordan, xi, Limestone
I think make-up should be banned at school but before and after schoolhouse pupils should be allowed to article of clothing it considering it makes some girls prettier merely I would.
Ellisha, xi, London
If you want to look nice you wear a little brand-up. The teachers wear brand-upwards and so why shouldn't we.
Vicky, 11, Weston-Super-Mare
Our school has banned brand-up also and I call up it's silly because nosotros're already forced to wear a uniform and certain shoes so our face and pilus is the only way we can show how we are through fashion. And more people are likely to be teased because they will accept spots and won't exist able to encompass the spots up as concealer is classed equally brand-up.
Holly, 12, Swindon
It doesn't affect your learning so I don't see the problem with make-upward but you know what teachers are similar always making up excuses to become their own way and stop us existence happy!
Tamsyn, xi, Newquay
NO! Information technology should non exist allowed in schoolhouse because girls just think they are then hot!
James, 10, Levittown
I think you SHOULD DEFINATELY be able to wear make-up at school!
Lauren, x, St. Austell
You should exist allowed to wear make-up if you desire to considering it is your body and not the schools!
Shagufta, 12, Huddersfield
I don't think brand-up should be allowed in school considering we are at school to acquire not to look good. We won't become anywhere special and we don't need to where make-up.
Connie, 11, Bradford
I think make-upward should be allowed merely very subtle because inn our schoolhouse we are told to launder it off but they could just say wear less the next day
Beth, 12, Poole
I don't agree with it at all! Make-up makes girls feel more than confident.
Catherine, 13, Chesterfield
A friend of mine goes to a school where all make-upwards is banned. She got in trouble for wearing concealer on her face to assistance hide her bad acne. Now she can't habiliment it and she's got no confidence at all.
Victoria, xiii, Oxford
I remember nosotros shouldn't wearable make-up in schoolhouse as it is unfair if some people can't vesture it.
Lynsey, 14, Glasgow
Every bit I am a boy I would NOT wear make-up myself (!!!) just I think if girls want to wear make-upward they should. Only possibly NOT centre make-up similar goths.
Alex, 10, Colchester
I call back that nosotros shouldn't be allowed to wear brand-up because people go too far and look like they've been tangoed!
Stephanie, 13, Horwich
No way should make-up exist banned I mean a little make-up tin't injure tin can it!
Kirsty, 10, Glasgow
No, make up shouldn't be banned. Yous should be able to wear make up at school but not bring it to school.
Kashif, 10, Notts
I don't think information technology matters to exist honest. If they want to rapidly put some on at lunch or break in the toilets, it'southward no biggy.
Erin, xiii, London
Yes, because you might get teased for existence ugly and make-up helps!
Jessica, 9, Birmingham
Yes, because it isn't going to affect our work and girls only want to look good don't they?
Charlotte, ten, Didcot
Sometimes I wear a bit of mascara and brown eye shadow. But information technology doesn't really testify considering my spectacles cover information technology up!
Heather, thirteen, Hoghton
I reckon you should be immune to wearable make-upward. Information technology isn't confronting the law so why are teachers interim like it is. They need to grow upward!
Kimberley, 13, Dover
I recall that make-up shouldn't be immune in school! I call up you tin habiliment it when you exit, but at schoolhouse there is no ane to impress! Is at that place?
Tulsi, 12, Walsall
I do agree with the ban considering you are only a kid once, and you accept the rest of your life to wear it!
Tammie, 12, Oxford
I wish all brand-up would be banned, I become teased for not wearing it!
Laura, 14, Derby
People article of clothing make-upwardly to experience confident and I call back if schoolkids wear it then they will concentrate more than during their lessons instead of thinking "do I look ugly today?"
Tatchiana, 9, Rochford
I don't think we should be allowed to article of clothing brand-upward in school because some people can't beget it.
Rosalyn, 12, Inverness
I think wearing brand-up at school is fine but nosotros should be more than focusing on work and non trying to look like a fashion model.
Carlotta, 12, London
I retrieve some girls demand to article of clothing make-upwardly to feel more confident. A little bit of make-upwards is OK merely heavy brand-up is a chip full on and distracting!
Rochelle, 12, Nottingham
I think nosotros should be allowed to habiliment make-upward because nosotros may want to look pretty and feel skillful inside.
Leah, 11, Birmingham
No style! Make-up is fine as long as strict rules fabricated clear so pupils don't wearing information technology over the acme. In our school we have to keep it looking natural. That means no colours or glitter.
Marina, thirteen, Manchester
I retrieve that students should be allowed to wear make-up every bit long as its non to much!
Suzannah, 13, Wirral
I don't think we should exist wearing make-up to school. Information technology's but putting pressure level on everyone to wait corking. Nosotros become to school to learn, non to exercise brand-overs!
Zahra, 14, London
There is nothing wrong with wanting to await pretty by wearing make-upwards to give yous a boost of confidence. As long every bit you lot don't wear too much of it!
Hannah, 11, Ilford
I call up a little lip gloss is fine, and if you're a teenager you might desire to cover some of your spots and zits with make-upwards.
Nicole, 12, Sutton
I recollect schools are here for us to larn things, not to parade around in brand-up!
Carla, 11, Newcastle
I think heavy make-up shouldn't be immune, but subtle make-up is fine.
Caroline, 13
Brand-up isn't affecting how much work we practise, is it? Information technology only makes people feel pretty and skillful about themselves, so why not? And its non similar a tube of mascara is going to walk in the class and cease the lesson!
Alice, 13, Camborne
I call back the ban is a good idea. It doesn't put pressure on kids to spend money on make-up or pressure them into looking similar everyone else. Also it would brand anybody equal like uniforms exercise. some kids might non be able to afford it and be worried about being teased!
Ellie, thirteen, Leeds
I think students should be allowed to habiliment make-upward only not so much that they look orangish!
Emma, thirteen, Harrogate
I don't concord with the ban. As long as we're doing our work, I don't see the problem!
Leigh, 13, Malmesbury
I call back information technology's okay to wear brand-up at school, equally long as it's merely a footling lip gloss or blush. If the make-up is very distractive to the other students, then it should be banned.
Hailey, 11, U.s.
I agree with the ban. I recall there isn't much signal wearing make- upwardly at school and students shouldn't be worrying about the way they look!
Yasmeen, 11, London
That's unfair! In our schoolhouse, you can get bullied or teased if y'all don't wear make-upwards!
Geo, xiv, Tallington
I think girls should be allowed to feel expert nigh themselves and it'south down to them whether to wear make-upward!
Geo, 14, Tallington
I don't recollect that heavy make-up should be allowed, but a bit of mascara or a French manicure can't practise anyone any harm. Tin can it?
Amelia, 12, Salisbury
Of form I don't hold with the ban! Sometimes nosotros have spots and we put make-up to look squeamish.
Joana, 14, London
I recall it is totally stupid that make-upward isn't aloud. Schools should exist focusing on work rather than what nosotros wear!
Lucy, 14
It really just depends on the age. If they're under x than they shouldn't exist allowed to wear make-up only they're over ten than it's up to them. Brand-upwardly makes girls experience happy and pretty!
Alisha, 12, Luton
I don't concord with the ban. I think at that place is no harm in wearing petty make-upwards just to look prissy and to feel good!
Neila, 11, Hull
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