A clear skinned ginger? Someone likes the rare goodiesWadders said:Really not that fussy at all, but red/ginger hair is usually a good thing, as is clear skin. Other than that, I couldn't really say, it just depends on the individual.
A clear skinned ginger? Someone likes the rare goodiesWadders said:Really not that fussy at all, but red/ginger hair is usually a good thing, as is clear skin. Other than that, I couldn't really say, it just depends on the individual.
1. Yes. I understand this and have had several conversations with girls about it. I consider it quite harmful to think you shouldn't be seen until you can edit your appearance.Duck Soup said:I am a girl but I have two questions for those of you who have been replying.
1. Those of you who say you like the natural "no make-up" look, do you really mean no make- up at all? Or do you mean subtle make-up? Most everyday looks I've seen are specifically intended to look like the girl is not wearing make-up when she actually is.
2. Something that hasn't been mentioned yet and I am kind of curious about is scars. How do you feel about a woman that has scars or stretch marks or the like? It may not exactly be a preference for most but I am curious if it is actually a turn off instead.
Duck Soup said:I am a girl but I have two questions for those of you who have been replying.
1. Those of you who say you like the natural "no make-up" look, do you really mean no make- up at all? Or do you mean subtle make-up? Most everyday looks I've seen are specifically intended to look like the girl is not wearing make-up when she actually is.
2. Something that hasn't been mentioned yet and I am kind of curious about is scars. How do you feel about a woman that has scars or stretch marks or the like? It may not exactly be a preference for most but I am curious if it is actually a turn off instead.
And I guess I'll give my opinion since I'm here. I've always liked long, black, straight, Asian hair. Maybe that's because I'm jealous (I have mousy, brown, curly/frizzy hair) but I think it's just gorgeous.
I am very happy to hear you say that. I can't tell you how many times I have heard guys say that women without make-up on are "gross" or "fugly" or some other crap like that. Hearing men say that about women all the time makes it really hard to feel ok about going without make-up. In my head I know that I should be comfortable stepping outside my house without worrying about how I look but I'm not. Most women aren't. But that has a lot to do with much bigger societal issues than what we are discussing on this thread.Palademon said:1. Yes. I understand this and have had several conversations with girls about it. I consider it quite harmful to think you shouldn't be seen until you can edit your appearance.Duck Soup said:I am a girl but I have two questions for those of you who have been replying.
1. Those of you who say you like the natural "no make-up" look, do you really mean no make- up at all? Or do you mean subtle make-up? Most everyday looks I've seen are specifically intended to look like the girl is not wearing make-up when she actually is.
2. Something that hasn't been mentioned yet and I am kind of curious about is scars. How do you feel about a woman that has scars or stretch marks or the like? It may not exactly be a preference for most but I am curious if it is actually a turn off instead.
I don't at all mind make-up, and it's certainly fine to go a little extra if there's a special occaison or something, but generally I'd like someone comfortable without it.
However I might not be the best for this question since it seems like this must be that I find someone automatically more attractive with less make up. I might compared to them with more make up. This isn't always the case, but I encourage using less, and this is often a thought for me.
2. Depends what kind. Stretch marks that just happen to be there by growth, or ones brought out through weight gain or something? I probably wouldn't even care about the latter though if they were already a shape I like. Sometimes stretch marks even look cool. I have some on my back that look like an outline of my ribs.
Same with scars. What? Where? How big?
1. On the topic of makeup as long as it isn't so caked on that running a finger down your face doesn't make a line down your face I don't care.(Obviously there is an exception if it is theatre makeup or halloween makeup or cosplay makeup because those in general tend to be very thick. But I'm more talking the girls who cake it on. It looks disgusting. Tried dating a girl who did that once and the one time I saw her without makeup....*shudders*)I personally don't enjoy wearing makeup unless there is a reason to it and then it's just eyeliner-mascara-eyeshadow but that's just me.Duck Soup said:I am a girl but I have two questions for those of you who have been replying.
1. Those of you who say you like the natural "no make-up" look, do you really mean no make- up at all? Or do you mean subtle make-up? Most everyday looks I've seen are specifically intended to look like the girl is not wearing make-up when she actually is.
2. Something that hasn't been mentioned yet and I am kind of curious about is scars. How do you feel about a woman that has scars or stretch marks or the like? It may not exactly be a preference for most but I am curious if it is actually a turn off instead.
And I guess I'll give my opinion since I'm here. I've always liked long, black, straight, Asian hair. Maybe that's because I'm jealous (I have mousy, brown, curly/frizzy hair) but I think it's just gorgeous.
Seriously?Duck Soup said:I am very happy to hear you say that. I can't tell you how many times I have heard guys say that women without make-up on are "gross" or "fugly" or some other crap like that. Hearing men say that about women all the time makes it really hard to feel ok about going without make-up. In my head I know that I should be comfortable stepping outside my house without worrying about how I look but I'm not. Most women aren't. But that has a lot to do with much bigger societal issues than what we are discussing on this thread.
Duck Soup said:I am a girl but I have two questions for those of you who have been replying.
1. Those of you who say you like the natural "no make-up" look, do you really mean no make- up at all? Or do you mean subtle make-up? Most everyday looks I've seen are specifically intended to look like the girl is not wearing make-up when she actually is.
2. Something that hasn't been mentioned yet and I am kind of curious about is scars. How do you feel about a woman that has scars or stretch marks or the like? It may not exactly be a preference for most but I am curious if it is actually a turn off instead.
And I guess I'll give my opinion since I'm here. I've always liked long, black, straight, Asian hair. Maybe that's because I'm jealous (I have mousy, brown, curly/frizzy hair) but I think it's just gorgeous.