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Have you ever dated someone who wore NO makeup?
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Have you dated a guy who did something more for there appearance and what was it?
I guess I can start from what I know for a fact. When I was eighteen and went on a date with a Hispanic 16 year old. When I got to her house and met her parents I go to see her literally fresh out the shower and just smiled. She went to her room which I follow to put on some clothes. I did turn to give her a little privacy. She was ready to go in ten minutes which has been unheard of for me with any other girl. Her hair was clumpy wet which I like. Her mom suggested she blow dry her own hair. I politely declined that comment and said lets go. Word of wisdom from her father were make sure you have a full tank of gas.
I do not think I have ever met a girl since then that has been out in public with zero make up.
Ladies
Have you dated a guy who did something more for there appearance and what was it?
I guess I can start from what I know for a fact. When I was eighteen and went on a date with a Hispanic 16 year old. When I got to her house and met her parents I go to see her literally fresh out the shower and just smiled. She went to her room which I follow to put on some clothes. I did turn to give her a little privacy. She was ready to go in ten minutes which has been unheard of for me with any other girl. Her hair was clumpy wet which I like. Her mom suggested she blow dry her own hair. I politely declined that comment and said lets go. Word of wisdom from her father were make sure you have a full tank of gas.
I do not think I have ever met a girl since then that has been out in public with zero make up.
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Her parents let you go in her room with her when she was nude? :noway:
And no, I've never dated a guy who did anything "extra" regarding appearance.0 -
So you just met the girls parents and they just let you go into their 16yr old daughters bedroom while she is naked? That's crazy. And I go without makeup all the time. So does my 16yr old daughter.0
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I don't know if its the lack of caffeine but I am very confused by that story0
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Sure.
I've also dated women who were so artful with their make up that it just appears they are not wearing any...0 -
Several. I've also dated women who wear tons of make up. I've dated women who did not own a razor and women who were obsessed with removing every hair below their eyebrows. You know, because people are people.0
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My wife rarely wears makeup. When she does, it is only lip gloss and/or eye liner. When she does put on the gloss and liner she looks even more amazing!!0
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I rarely wear make-up, never was my thing. Maybe on a night out I'll put some on, but very little. Nope no guys doing anything "extra".0
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As to the original question - Making an effort is always appreciated but not always required. I like women who know when and where they have to make the effort. If someone doesn't make an effort because they're lazy, then that's unattractive. If someone chooses to forego makeup because there are more important things to focus on, that's awesome. I dont want to date someone who is obsessed about their looks. I don't want to date someone who doesn't care about their looks. I want to date someone who knows how to balance looks with all the other important things in life.0
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Oh you!0
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I've gone out on dates plenty of times with no make-up....
As for the man doing something extra for his appearance, nope. Nothing out of the ordinary.0 -
I don't wear make-up on weekends unless I have to go to work.
I have dated a few guys that were really into their appearance and would gel their hair, shave every bit of hair on their body, etc. I prefer my men a little more natural. If you want to do your hair, fine, but I feel weird when a guy takes longer than me to get ready.
Also, if I ever find some guy in my teenage daughter's room when she's nude I'm beating the *kitten* out of him. I don't care how old she is. That's just not right.0 -
I'm Latina, and there is no way my parents, or any of my friends' parents would've allowed a boy into our rooms, much less into our rooms while we were changing! Maybe some of the cholas' parents might've, but that's highly doubtful in my experience. I think that's true of most families, regardless of heritage.
That said i rarely wear makeup, even when I was younger...My usual routine is to wash my face, smear on some sunscreen, throw my wet hair into a tucked under ponytail and run out the door.0 -
I don't wear any make-up day to day or for work. I only wear it when I am going for a night out with friends or my partner and special occasions. I never got into the routine of slatheirng it on everyday and never really cared. I know I look better with it on but it is so much effort!
My current boyfriend and previous ones have always complimented me without make-up. However the majority of females I know, family, friends, colleagues would never leave the house without a full face of make-up. So I think it is more common for women to go with it than without.0 -
Some background.
I do not know how close she really was to her parents as in what she tells them. She told me though before we dated the sex was out if there any notion of that. There were valid reasons why she said this. So if she told her parents that then would they really suspect I would try something on first meeting them when they are home.0 -
when I met my Italian ex wife back in 1985, it was the time of large hair, lots of mascara and eye shadow, ALWAYS made up. We had gone out for about a month when I finally told her I could never tell her I loved her until she was comfortable enough to show me herself without all the make up. Took about another week and then she surprised me one night when I went over (and went straight to her room after saying hi to her parents *jokes*). She was beautiful, and I told her so. She never wore much makeup after that and didnt need to, still told her how beautiful she was everyday for the next 23 years.
I personally dont like a girl with a lot of warpaint in everyday life, (but luuuv it when going out)0 -
no make up wearer here the majority of the time
guys that did something more for their appearance i once dated a guy that was obsessed about keeping his nails perfectly manicured which i though was a but weird but we all have our quirks0 -
Just when you think it can't get more creepy....0
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i don't have a daughter but if i did, and she was 16, i'd have shoved your head up your *kitten* before you got half way to the bedroom0
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As to the original question - Making an effort is always appreciated but not always required. I like women who know when and where they have to make the effort. If someone doesn't make an effort because they're lazy, then that's unattractive. If someone chooses to forgo makeup because there are more important things to focus on, that's awesome. I don't want to date someone who is obsessed about their looks. I don't want to date someone who doesn't care about their looks. I want to date someone who knows how to balance looks with all the other important things in life.
Well said. I am luck that my wife is not high maintenance and will often go no makeup and looks great. It's nice when we go out and I can tell she's put some effort into looking nice, but it's also cool that most of the time she can throw on a t-shirt and jeans and be ready to go in 5 minutes.0 -
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Oh you!
i should have just said that. I new this thread wasn't going to disappoint0 -
Some background.
I do not know how close she really was to her parents as in what she tells them. She told me though before we dated the sex was out if there any notion of that. There were valid reasons why she said this. So if she told her parents that then would they really suspect I would try something on first meeting them when they are home.
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they probably could have called the cops lol0
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i don't even understand why you mentioned the details about being in her room when she's changing, it does nothing to add to your question.
you may actually be the most sophisticated troll out there lol0 -
i don't even understand why you mentioned the details about being in her room when she's changing, it does nothing to add to your question.
you may actually be the most sophisticated troll out there lol
I was kind of thinking the same thing.0 -
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Lol, I rarely wear make up and I look fine without. I do wear it on special occasion. Thats just me tho0
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I take about 10 minutes to get ready myself... Hardly ever wear make up... Only eye liner/mascara when I feel like it.
and nothing extra from guys...0 -
Me, I just get shower fresh, iron my clothes, brush my teeth, deodorant, and Chanel Bleu cologne.
I prefer women with little to no makeup0
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