Is male make-up a feminist issue?

I don't want to go on endlessly about manscara, mantyhose etc - but the arguments still haven't died down. And where there are debates, Dollymix must go. Mark Simpson makes the interesting point that men have been altering their appearance for ages, but have been denying it to maintain the myth that men naturally look that good - while women 'need a bit of help'. I enjoyed this line: "men who prefer women are probably more likely to be interested in makeup than the kind who prefer men - which is why some of them protest so much. They know that if they give in to their urges, they'll look like Louis XIV." But do we like blokes on our turf? And although men who like women might like make-up - do women who like men like them to wear it? Are you still there? Hello?