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I'm not sure if I can pick a clear winner, because each decade has their strengths and weaknesses. Today isn't too bad, but I actually think straight hair isn't as attractive as wavier or even slightly curly hair (depending on the women of course), which is why I like the hairstyles of say the 70s, or the early half of the 20th century. I like the classic styles of the 50s. I think the fashion for women in the 50s-60s in general was so classy, and not as obsessed with being 'sexy' like today. So overall I will go with the 1940s-1950s going by fashion icons like movie stars, models, other famous ladies.

Worst have to say would be the 80s. Not a fan of women having haircuts like David Bowie or extreme frizziness with the help of hairspray lol. The clothing. etc was just too far out.

After all, as a straight man, I just use my best razors 🪒 that I buy cheaply (it's a well known brand) and use cheap shaving cream (my fave cheap brand from new Zealand) and hooray I'm clean shaven again. I tend to shave my facial hair at least every few days. So smooth. In Disney's Saving Mr Banks, I like how when the woman author loses it, as brilliantly played by that British actress who did Nanny McPhee, she among other things rants in a rage how "and he was clean shaven, and why did you have to make him so, so cruel and so mean" lol I love her flip-out scene and many other scenes in that 2013 modern iconic classic for Mary Poppins original Aussie true story inspiration. Ahh yes. 🪒 I for one am a fan of being clean shaven, a man, and that rhymes.