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Not 100% sure on this, but I think nails count as dead skin or something skin, but in this situation, they don't count.

Having one wouldn't affect the other, so if you select hair, your skin wouldn't suddenly turn to crap or anything and if you've got bad hair/skin anyway, you can still improve it, like you'd be able to in real life with the right products, care, etc.

Which ever one you'd pick, you'd barely have to put much effort into caring for it, as it would always look to your standard e. g. if you pick hair, you have control over where it grows on you, the colour, density, length, shade, style, etc. All you'd have to do is say or think what you want it to look like and it would instantly look like that, so you could go from a shaved head to long locks, just like that and if you were to pick skin, you could remove any imperfections, change the colour, etc and wouldn't even need to wash either and it would still feel, look, smell good and be clean, if that's what you wanted.

I understand that in reality your diet plays a part in what your hair and skin looks like, but in this situation, it plays no part, so what would you pick and why?

How would you utilise it?

What would you change and play around with?

Personally, I'd go with hair, because I wouldn't have to worry about losing it, I'd save some time and effort managing it, instead of it always looking boring. It'd also be interesting for me to try out different styles and colours with very little effort. Plus, I could grow it really long, donate/sell it and then grow it right back straight away.

I have been single for a year now. I had two minor operations. One was a hair transplant (it’s growing in nice and thick now). The other is a threadlift. It’s a non invasive facelift.

I have gotten some compliments after getting this done. I started getting ID’d again at bars and a casino I hit up with my friends. People say I look 5+ years younger. So it doesn’t hurt.

Most people don’t know what I’ve done. Obviously not something I would volunteer. But straight men very slim “vanity thresholds” compared to women. We get accused of being gay, shallow, effeminate, etc. if we worry too much about our looks. However women do this all the time with much less judgment. Think of how a guy looks when he constantly posts shirtless selfies on social media vs a girl who shows herself off.

Thoughts?