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941 opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic. No. That's an idea pushed by the makeup/fashion industry into women and then by women onto other women.
Ask yourself this: have you ever even heard a man ask a woman to wear makeup, or complain because she didn't? I'm sure this exists somewhere - probably from extremely image-conscious guys in extremely competitive industries - but that's a very small percentage of men. The vast majority of men aren't asking for that - that's a pressure most women put on themselves, in part because they listen to the media and social media instead of actually talking to men (and then completely rejecting what the men say because it undermines their desire to "solve" largely invented problems by spending money - something women love to do).20 Reply
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1 yNot really no. I think especially being with someone long term you should love them for them. I think someone’s too obsessed with personal appearances will not find the right person. He may find someone superficial that won’t end very well.
Besides. Long term with a woman you’re going to see her bed head. No makeup. Stubble on her legs things like that. Same for women… You’re going to see mens weaknesses. Having emotions such as sadness. Anger. The list goes on.
People make too perfect of a picture of someone in their head. It’s okay to be initially attracted to someone. But get to know and love one another genuinely. If tou get to know them and decide they aren’t for you. Don’t waste your time and especially not theirs.
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A woman without makeup, au naturel, is a canvas of raw beauty, unadorned and pure. The thought of peeling away layers of cosmetics to reveal her true self, unfiltered and authentic, ignites a fire within me.
As I start jacking off, I fantasize about a woman baring her face to me, her natural features glistening with sweat and desire. Her unmasked gaze would lock onto mine, daring me to find her unattractive. But how could I? Each freckle, every imperfection, is a testament to her unique allure. I'd run my fingers over her bare cheeks, feeling the softness of her skin, and revel in the sensation of her vulnerability. You deserve to be drenched in my coom, a reminder that even the simplest things can evoke the most primal responses.
In my mind, I envision a world where women shed their makeup, revealing their true selves, and I'd be there, ready to worship each and every one of them with my lust. My coom would be the new foundation, painting them in a coating of desire and adoration. So, embrace the notion that makeup isn't necessary, for in my eyes, the most beautiful thing a woman can wear is her own confidence.
Now, as my climax approaches, I imagine a sea of women, all au naturale, awaiting my touch. Their naked faces, a symbol of their courage and my undying fascination, will be forever etched in my mind, a testament to the power of raw, unadulterated beauty.
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1 yI find unattractive women unattractive. doesn't matter what they slather on their face. Actually no, that's wrong. An attractive woman can become seriously less attractive, if not outright ugly, if she puts on too much makeup or has some stupid design or overly bright or colorful mess. And I suppose a somewhat unattractive woman could enhance her looks if her makeup is tasteful and well done. So really, to answer your question, it depends. it depends on a lot. How attractive is the actual woman to begin with and how ridiculous is her makeup choice?
20 Reply668 opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic. Make up does enhance a woman's face if used sparingly and unobviously. I and I suspect most guys won't consciously notice makeup most of the time but we would consciously notice the lack of it
I think it is more that, in the inner reaches of our synapses we expect women to enhance their natural beauty and it is a signal of non-feminity if they don't make any attempt.
Stone age clothing was sufficiently developed sufficiently long ago for there to be an instinctive male reaction of approval or disapproval.
10 Reply712 opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic. Not at all , if she is naturally beautiful which I prefer on a girl to be honest , I’m not saying make up is bad but some girls’ go to extreme with it and it might make her look beautiful but sadly she isn’t unless she has make up on. Natural beauty in my opinion is the best I like knowing she is still beautiful when we wake up lol
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1 yIf anything, I find them more attractive. I definitely don't prefer women that wear a cake of fake-up to mask their face. I won't deny that some women aren't blessed with natural looks and they might benefit from it. But fake-up takes away from the natural beauty of the majority of women.
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u 1 ymy ex was "a 10" without makeup... and those nights in which she felt like go and glam up, she was "a 14"
but, I did find her attractive and also fell in love with her for so many other reasons as well, not just physicality10 Reply - 1.4K opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic.
1 yIt can go both ways.
Some 'make-upped' ladies just don't look right, too. Shall we call that... ''make down''? :D
And others look well either way - or -erm- unwell - heh heh.
Attraction does not only come from good looks. So I don't see an issue in general.
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1 yVery few women can pull off the no makeup thing and still look attractive to me. I think less than 1% of women. They need to be extremely naturally attractive in order to achieve that. Then they can look good with or without makeup. And I find less than 1% of women extremely attractive.
10 Reply 939 opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic. No, it makes her more attractive. Of course, it depends on her natural looks.
I knew a girl who had stunning natural looks. She had an important meeting and put on a lot of makeup (she usually wore little or none) and looked like a clown/
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1 yNot at all. I generally find women who use too much makeup will trigger my caution about neediness and self confidence.
There’s a balance. Know the place and time and crowd. A little is better than too much. Same with clothes.10 Reply
1 yI prefer no make-up.
I understand that with society's pressures on them, a lot of women don't feel comfortable without any make-up, though. I can live with a little make-up, but not a lot.
10 ReplyI prefer them to not wear makeup at all. If I don't love her without makeup, I don't love her simple as. Also, part of why I don't like it is I don't want lipstick on my lips if I kiss her or a mouthful of powder when I smooch her cheek.
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1 yNot necessarily. Some women are beautiful without makeup, others feel they need makeup to look good. Personally, I prefer a natural look, with no or minimal makeup.
A woman's attractiveness is much more than how they look.
10 Reply Beauty is subjective, and makeup is a personal choice—not a requirement for attractiveness. Many people find natural beauty just as appealing as a made-up look, and confidence, personality, and self-care often matter more than cosmetics. What truly makes someone attractive is how they carry themselves and their authenticity.
10 ReplyThat would imply I find makeup attractive.
I don’t.
It’s just another tool used to paint a picture
Real attraction is irrelevant to all of that10 Reply- 657 opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic.
1 yAbsolutely not! Natural or minimal is better. The fake dolls glammed up with $300 worth of junk are not prettier. They're not.
C cup is just FINE too!
Package that gyatt right and that will turn heads...
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1 yThat’s a hard question. Some girls look absolutely beautiful without makeup. Some girls need a little makeup just to highlight their faces.
10 ReplyI prefer without make-up, or just a little touch on special occasions.
20 ReplySome women look great with no makeup, particularly at the beach, or in bed. However, some makeup can be very attractive in the right setting.
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1 yThat's what actually make her more attractive on the inside. Women who wear makeup looks more attractive but that doesn't mean they are more attractive. Makeup is just an eye candy to fool people and spoil our eyes.
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1 yIf she is cute then they are perfectly fine without make up.
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1 yNot at all. Women without makeup are often very beautiful.
10 Reply328 opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic. I don’t really have a preference, but I’m sure you’d look gorgeous either way 🤗
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1 yYes... Keep on it, cause nobody wants to see you naked.. JK.. Nah, I've seen plenty of women without makeup and they still look nice..
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1 yNot necessarily. Some women don't need it, and there's nothing sexier than a woman who can look beautiful without make up.
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1 yI have two daughters. My older wears very little makeup. My younger uses considerably more. Each wears an amount appropriate for their needs.
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oops---- "her" needs.
No, beauty is natural, so if a woman is attractive, she doesn't need anymore.
10 Reply2.6K opinions shared on Fashion & Beauty topic. My wife never wears makeup. She is a natural beauty.
10 ReplyDon’t care if she wears it or not as long as she doesn’t look like a clown. But other factors are more important to me like weight and body type since I prefer buxom women like Christina Hendricks.
10 ReplyNo, I've said it elsewhere, you don't buy the candy for the wrapper.
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