We know the vast majority of guys are fine with their girl wearing a little makeup ("to enhance her natural features", as the makeup industry has so often hammered into us, so as not to offend anyone, and to do everything they can to encourage more sales), and only some of you like a lot of makeup, or makeup that is very stylized and noticeable.
But people don't talk about hair products much. You'll probably mostly say, "Oh, I like natural." But do you really understand what goes into trying to achieve great hair style? Y'all are getting used to seeing celebrities in movies and in interviews, and all the 'Insta' accounts which are highly, highly styled. It is achievable when you have a team of professionals at your service, and it's also a lot easier to create a temporary image that looks good online (with filters and retouching and 100 snaps to get just the right single image for post), but in real life, these looks don't feel so nice to the touch. (Hairspray, especially - even 'flex hold' tends to be the worst culprit for making it feel rather stiff... crunchy. Or sticky, or greasy, or just somewhat dirty feeling (even though it's not dirty; it's all about the products on it.) Let's say you can't have both. How much does feeling product in her hair bother you?Photo by: Tomasz Zienkiewicz
I prefer beautifully styled, and whatever it takes, product-wise, to achieve that, I'm fine with it.
I prefer natural, very soft hair. I know it's not going to look at all like the professionally styled hair you see in photos, but I'm fine with it. I don't like that feeling of a lot of product in the hair.
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Guys, beautifully styled hair, OR touchably soft hair?
I believe the best style hair a person can have is the ones they are at peace with. I've never been at peace with my hair because that's where it wants to do and the more I try to control it the more it fights back. If I leave it alone and comment only on rare occasions, like a line versing on a heavy piece of machinery and it's raining hydraulic fluid all over me and my knee is cleaning and coming basically I don't mess with the hair for the most part and it don't mess with me and I get compliments for having a rugged good or regularly handsome look. my Uncle Scott gets the same compliments and he doesn't mess with his hair too much so I figure if I don't shave then I go with the grizzly Adams look for a little while until either plays out or it gets too hot to wear it that way anymore plus I can always use my facial hair to scrub pots and pans because it will remove steel shavings if I let go too long but my hair is untreatable uncontrollable and hasn't even bigger attitude than I do so my experiment is spending hundreds of dollars on lotion and fluids and every other product on the market that claim to do things that can't be done failed I was out money in my hair looks worse than ever until I left alone to grow into its own. I'm a strong believer and that's getting the miracles of science and when people who spent their careers inventing new formulas of hair gel and mouses and such tell me that I'm just not using the right product or I should have more faith in the miracles of science I have faith and miracles of science I've helped advanced the miracles of science and metallurgy in my business and I'm telling you that a construct made out of titanium and Cobalt composite materials that reinforced by the most resilient and compression resistant high-tech carbon steels cannot be converted as a means of training my hair, despite their ability to withstand heavy ordinance a nuclear detonation and incendiary armor piercing rounds that can go through anything else my answer to that is the Superman were alive and real than him and I would be going to the same hairstylist in the same razor in grooming supply stores because my hair is probably going to be a little bit tougher than his left too it's own devices, after rendering every device and technology I've thrown at it 100 % effective at pissing it off only.
I don't care for styled hair aesthetically. Although there is nothing wrong with wearing a sculpture on special occasions. It can be fun. But lots product on the hair sort of makes it untouchable.
Having a good style of haircut is something else again. The right haircut/style can be low maintenance and look outstanding without hairspray and products. Curling irons and things like that are fine. Coloring is fine, too, unless it damages the hair.
And then there is basic hair care. High quality shampoo and conditioner is important.
I just had the image of the stereotypical so-mo shot of a woman's hair being blown by a breeze at her front. Free flowing hair is sexy, no matter if it's cut shorter or long.
I love it when a woman has soft, silky, shiny, sweet-smelling hair. It's part of what makes her a woman.
Beautifully styled hair always looks great. I would love it if I lived in a fantasy land where my lady got all dolled up for me, every day. The down side is obviously the time and the money required. There is also that moment when later tonight I grab a handful of her hair to pull her head all the way back over her ass that her hair stabs me and brakes off in my hand. I believe it would go from doggy style to dog house before I knew what the hell happened.
Natural soft touchable hair always. There are things you can do to make such hair still look good though. Jojoba oil will give it more volume and make it stronger. Also, you can curl the ends without gunking it up with products. Try this. Add a little add in conditioner to your towel dried hair. Then put in curlers. Just a little conditioner though. The conditioner will make the hair more touchable than none at all and will help facilitate a curl.
Since I'm a hairlover, I prefer the hair to be easily washable and not full of styling. Because when I'm having fun with the lady, her hair WILL get wet.
I always liked it when my girlfriends just used shampoo and conditioner. I am told I was the only one who likes their hair when it's messy in the morning.
I often give the most compliments to women when they put the least amount of effort into their hair, within reason xD
I love either my taking her hair down or her doing it herself is often the first part of a soon or likely to be soon, undressing completely it transforms women into erotic beings
Styled hair. I’m a woman and I can say for myself that I can identify what catches my eye when appreciating something on another woman. The styled hair adds radiance to the woman and it catches your eye.
I like to be able to touch her soft hair. And I love ponytails. If she has it styled she would tell me not to touch her hair, and she would probably never put it in a ponytail.
I prefer natural, very soft hair. I know it's not going to look at all like the professionally styled hair you see in photos, but I'm fine with it. I don't like that feeling of a lot of product in the hair.
Nah. I'll take my challenging, complicated, sometimes-wanna-tear-your-hair-out men, thank you very much. (And I think their bodies are more fun. Like an amusement park. I asked a q about that once, hee hee.)
That's what a woman's body is, and they don't usually smell bad nor are they as hairy! And not that I would know, but I'm sure they're better kissers !!
Depends on the occasion but generally speaking I prefer natural hair. It gives an aura of nonchalance and confidence. Gotta be clean and soft though, not oily and frizzy.
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