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  1. #21
    Quote Originally Posted by Sunrise View Post
    You've just been sweating naked for hours with random people sticking their hands up your hoo-hah and probably pooping on the bed while pushing. Is it really the time for vanity? Seems silly to me.
    I have to agree with this! I looked pretty puffy and exhausted. I never thought I was supposed to look "good" during labor.

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    I always look super rough after delivery but never cared too much either.

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    this reminds me off when i was laboring with Ds 2 the nurse and the stupid DH suggested thast i brush my hair!!!i was in alot of pain and it really pissed me off at the time

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    Quote Originally Posted by skrimpy View Post
    Mine were all born at home and well, I think that I looked good - I had just finished giving birth to a new person! But I'm sure I wasn't all dolled up and looking ready for a photo shoot
    I have a pic of me looking at the camera, beaming, after the UC of my third child I LOVE that pic. DS2 and DS3 were born at home. DS1 was born at the hospital, I hadn't slept well the night before, they'd slipped an IV into me with me without me knowing and I was puffy from the fluids...I looked like hell in those pics....but I still like them. I like how raw they are.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sunrise View Post
    You've just been sweating naked for hours with random people sticking their hands up your hoo-hah and probably pooping on the bed while pushing. Is it really the time for vanity? Seems silly to me. (I don't mean "you" in the personal sense, of course).

    I always braid my hair to get it out of my face. But makeup would be a lost cause. Maybe the women that do this are the ones who get the epidural at like 2 cm and sleep through their labors. I'm told such people exist.
    and sooo true!
    Oh guys, all your answers are so great and so real!
    I brought make-up with me to the hospital 1st time, but after unmedicated birth, I just gave up.
    Second time I was wiser and I didn't do anything for my looks
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    For my first DS, I looked horrible and fat in all my pictures. LOL I was mortified. So for DS2's birth, I put on a face full of makeup before I let anybody take my pictures. hahaha!

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    I looked like death warmed over all 3 times!
    We have 9, 7, and 4.

    We swayed for a in January. It's a BOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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    Wow a gown? I am picturing the scene from Carrie with the blood all over the prom dress. Childbirth is a bloodbath! I had a water birth on the second birth, and the only thing I insisted on beforehand is that my DH keep a tank top on me so I wasn't filmed flailing around naked. I think the pics of me right at the birth look nice - the beauty of childbirths. But that next few weeks - whew - nasty bloaty hell.

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    I did put make up on while i was at home, then 12 hours later after my daughter was born i looked horrible in photos, all the make up dissapeared. I watch all the shows on tv where they give birth and still look fresh... i don't get that at all.

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    I looked sweaty, greasy, messy hair, like I hadn't slept in 3 days, fat, haggard and pretty much like I had been dragged through a bush backwards!! But my babies looked beautiful!!
    I have to add I looked like all the above for several weeks after too!!
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