Marc Jacobs sent his models down the runway - WITHOUT MAKE-UP.

SO everyone seems to be in a flap about the Marc Jacobs show where all the models went barefaced. As in, no make-up no make-up. Not even a sniff of BB cream was used.Grazia and HEAT have both declared the no make-up look is the new look with photos of multiple celebrities with no make-up on.

Correct me if I sound a little, well, bored of it.

I don't wear make-up on my days off. This business of the no face paint face is not an issue for me. I go to college with nothing on my skin - not even mascara. I work in an industry where I wear a lot of make-up for work and I would never turn up to work with nothing on.

However, I need to let my skin breathe on my days off. I also need time to recover and I don't have time in the mornings before uni to get my face on. Besides, I research in the politics department - who there cares about how well my foundation is blended to my face? No one.

In fact, the relaxed atmosphere of the college means that once I have splashed my face with water as I walk in and am quite disgusting after a 45 minute sprint (I am 6ft tall and I walk like a mad woman) and I sit at my desk and actually add a light moisturiser to my face so my skin heals while I work - sad but true!

Wearing no make-up for me, is not even a thing. It's just something I do. The only time I might add something is a little concealer if I have a spot that is really bad. I do it to make myself feel better and not because I care that someone else sees it.

I would welcome the chance to see others in less make-up. I think we all need to take a step back from the full coverage bullet proof make-up once in a while. I often see girls on a Wednesday morning in random places in a full face of really well executed (sometimes not) make-up and think, who has that kind of time for a Wednesday?? I also feel the same about false eyelashes which are an everyday staple item for most girls in Nottingham. I couldn't care less about them.  I wear them occasionally for a night out - nothing more.

So yeah, Marc Jacobs might actually start something but us basic bitches are thrilled. I can now say with feeling that my no make-up not bothered is actually on trend!