| User | Comment |
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jettles   |
i prefer no makeup but light make up is ok! |
romkey  |
Prefer them for what? Teaching? Dating? Pasta sauce? |
bill  |
I have a strong preference for no makeup. |
| cerealkiller |
Why are teens excluded? Or preteens? Or men? |
| EyesOfCharisma |
i have no preference either way, as long as it looks good... Not the fake black penciled in eye lashes, and black lip liner, with red lipstick |
| Amanda |
Other. Either no make-up or light make-up. I think it should look more on the natural side. |
| kitti723 |
I excluded teens because I think that including teens would have elicited a broader range of response then what I was interested in with particular survey. |
| kitti723 | | (reply to romkey) posted 5-Jun-2007 4:31pm |
prefer the way they look |
| ausfox |
I don't usually prefer women |
Melf   |
Just eyeliner. |
| romkey |
I think that people in general look better however they naturally look... I prefer people to look however they're comfortable looking, though. Too much makeup never looks comfortable. |
| RGirl |
Light make up. Very light. A little gloss/color on the lips, a little mascara- but only good mascara otherwise it is a complete turn off, clumpy lashes ew! Maybe a touch of eyeliner. Note on nails. Hate anything that doesn't look natural as far as shape and length, color light and absolutely nothing bright or dark on toenails. |
| RGirl |
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| chumpsrock |
20 years or more? Well, i had the most fun wearing make-up when I was a teenager. Now, I hardly ever wear it, unless i'm going out on a Saturday night. On other women I prefer the same, no make-up or light make-up. I'll never understand when a pretty girl, with seemingly decent skin puts on cover-up and lots of eye make-up. Why? |
| Galomorro |
I don't care. It's a woman's personality I'd be attracted to, not how much makeup they wear. |
Iseult  |
To me, make up is a must for 95% of female population. We all have uneven tan, blemishes, we ought to hide, and eyelashes/eyebrows we ought to make more prominent, among many things. However, it ought not to be too much and must be appropriate for the occasion. |
| Iseult |
> i have no preference either way, as long as it
> looks good... Not the fake black penciled in eye
> lashes, and black lip liner, with red lipstick
Who wears black lipliner with red lipstick? |
| mrmarm |
It mainly depends on the person's face shape, also how old they are. If there too old and have smoked most of their live it's a 50 / 50, due to the fact most women in that situation look like crap and probably want to cover up their horrid facial features, however they tend to go over board making them look ridiculous. Especially if they do stuff with hair to make it stand on end or whatever that's looks worse. |
| cantilever |
I like wearing a little - not a lot. The women I date, I tend to look for similar or no make-up. |
| Biggles |
I think almost everyone looks better without any make-up at all. |
| EyesOfCharisma | | (reply to Iseult) posted 5-Jun-2007 10:54pm |
Mexican chicks in the area. Of course the white girls trying to look mexican also |
| EyesOfCharisma | | posted 5-Jun-2007 10:57pm |
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| kitti723 |
I agree about the black lip liner like Eminems wife Kim. It looks like you just ate a bag of Oreo's. Gross. |
| docgbrown | | posted 6-Jun-2007 12:11am |
Each woman is different. I like them to look clean, good and content with themselves. |
| Lahdee | | (reply to RGirl) posted 6-Jun-2007 7:20am |
> 
The woman in black has drawn in eyebrows, doesn't she? |
| judgescratch |
Here's something interesting about the people who pencil in. I go to a cosmetic surgeon/laser treatment center regularlly for laser treatments. Two of the nurses in the office are qualified to do this other procedure where they tattoo eyeliner on. They asked me if I would be interested, and I'm like, "uh, no." I don't wear makeup. Anyways, I think it's kinda a weird thing to do, but, whatever, different strokes for different folks. |
| they |
Light to none.
I prefer mine light. There are things I like to cover now that I'm aging. |
| EyesOfCharisma |
Did you know that if you shave your eyebrows, and they never come back... you can just put rogaine in that area, and it should grow back your eye brow.. |
| Lahdee |
When people do stuff like that they make themselves look non human. There is natural, natural looking, made up and lets see how non real I can make myself. I don't like *obvious* drawn on eyebrows. If it looks a bit natural it's ok.
My hubby and I saw a woman 2 days ago that didn't even look like a real person. We both noticed (discussed it later--that woman looked a bit different) Not to make fun, but she stood out. Hard not to notice. She literally looked like a life sized vintage Barbie. Even her hair looked plastic (an old 50's do that was extra poofy and stuck in place very well) and her skin looked painted. Looked like everything about her was surgically enhanced and painted on. Her husband kept staring at me. Maybe I look too human? |
| JessicaWoman99 |
I am a woman and I do wear makeup most all the time some men like it and some women do not wear any
makeup or eye shadow or eye liner and they prefer to wear nothing and just be plain
If my makeup blends in with my face and it does you might not be able to tell if I am wearing any makeup |
| JessicaWoman99 | | (reply to Iseult) posted 6-Jun-2007 9:53am |
> |> i have no preference either way, as long as it
> |> looks good... Not the fake black penciled in eye
> |> lashes, and black lip liner, with red lipstick
>
> Who wears black lipliner with red lipstick?
I do looks so cool |
| Jody |
I don't generally prefer women, but if I did I suspect I would prefer those without makeup. I like to actually SEE who I am dealing with at any given point in time. |
| judgescratch |
Crazy. |
| RGirl | | (reply to Lahdee) posted 6-Jun-2007 5:17pm |
Yeah, that's the joke, she did it with a sharpie. Well, it looks like she did it with a sharpie. |
| Lahdee | | (reply to RGirl) posted 6-Jun-2007 7:15pm |
They look uneven. Maybe a tipsy friend did it. |
| Enheduanna |
I have no preference where women and makeup are concerned. |
| Anderz |
I don't really care what other woman wear. |
| llamamama |
Other. I don't prefer women..but I suppose light or no. It freaks me out when they look like whorish clowns. |
| iamdonte | | posted 6-Jun-2007 10:34pm |
I prefer no make up...but light make up is okay. That's just the type of women I am attracted to. |
| LJD |
Is this to men only? I don't "prefer" women at all. I do, however, like a more natural look, but sometimes some very light blush, or a little eye shadow is nice, pretty lipstick. Lots of makeup takes away a woman's natural beauty. |
| Zang |
Most women look good in make-up. It takes a real looker to look good without it. I went out with a woman once that always wore at least a little bit and the first time I saw her without it I was stunned! She was so gorgeous that she actually looked better without. The thing is; when you know a woman is wearing make-up, you kind of make a mental adjustment like "Yeah, she looks great, but it's the make-up." Not that I actually think that consciously, but it's there. You know? So without it, it's like "Wow! She really looks that good!" I know other women like that too, that never wear make-up and they look fabulous.
So it really depends on the woman.
As a rule, I think the way most women do it is best. Lots for a big night out, less for regular times, none for sporty/camping-type events. |
| Iseult |
Well that's just wrong. |
| Iseult |
Good for you! |
gambler  | | posted 10-Jun-2007 9:30pm |
Ummmm it depends really, I dont dislkie either........ If we were going out somewhere I would kinda expect Mitzie to put on make up , but otherwise it makes no difference to me really |
| cloudhugger | | posted 16-Jun-2007 3:33pm |
Other. Don
t care. I do believe it highlites beauty, and makes homely women look pleasant, but I don't care one way or another.
I did have a ex-friend who was homely like a dog, but she did miracles with her makeup. I might not have wanted to be seen with her in public without it. I don't mean to sound mean, but the first time I saw her without any make up I almost wretched. I found out later she was a horrible person, so her insides were just coming through her skin. |
| cloudhugger |
Yikes, fudging yikes. I clicked on 'show image' and when it came up big as the sun on my screen I clicked it off so fast I made the whole window go away. |
| chikachikaboom | | posted 18-Jun-2007 12:47pm |
It depends on the person and their mood and outfit. |
| Enigma | | posted 24-Jun-2007 11:31pm |
I think it depends. I don't wear makeup myself. |
| cabinfever | | posted 29-Jun-2007 3:15am |
Personally, I think a woman should play up her good points, so light makeup is best IMO. |
| cabinfever |
That picture looks photoshopped... but I have seen women with that kind of makeup on, and with the bad dye job. She looks like a half-human half-Klingon alien who got attacked by paintballs in a training mission. |
| cloudhugger |
Sad for her...................paintballers' got it made tho.  |
