If women who wear subtle makeup up sin, so also do men who wear contacts. They sin by their vanity.

How about men who shave? Is it not obvious that they do so in order to appear presentable?

How about men who carefully comb their hair?

How about men who tuck their shirts in and wear belts? Are they not flaunting their figures?

Even a child can distinguish between grooming and hygiene on the one hand, and cosmetics on the other.

Well, if I tend to have body funk, then I'm deceiving women by hiding my true natural self from them through the application of an unnatural artifice, the deodorant.  Since a child can understand the difference, perhaps you could actually articulate the principles behind the distinction rather than hurling puerile taunts.

PS -- we know that it's you, Judith.

Both men and women sin by using deodorant also.  So do men who shave their faces.

If you think hygiene and grooming are the same as cosmetics, nobody can help you.
Of course, I know you only pretend to believe that:
Kind of like how tge homos latched onto the civil rights movement, which was strictly a racial movement, and was later expanded to include other classes of “oppressed” or underrepresented persons.
In the analogy, the cosmeticians are like the ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖs, riding the coattails of hygiene disingenuously to benefit from the formers’ liberty.