Quote by Ronald Reagan

If I had as much make-up on as he did, I'd have looked younger, too.

If I had as much make-up on as he did, I'd have looked young

Summary

This quote reflects a sense of skepticism towards the effect of heavy makeup on appearance, implying that the person's youthful visual impression is primarily a result of excessive cosmetic use. It suggests that the speaker doubts the authenticity of the person's youthful appearance, believing that heavy makeup plays a significant role. The quote implies that the speaker finds the person's aging process less genuine due to their reliance on makeup rather than natural youthfulness.

By Ronald Reagan

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