What do GIRLS think of a well groomed chinstrap beard or a thin ';full'; type beard? What do you prefer?What do girls think of well groomed facial Hair?
Some like it and others don't but more women seem to dislike it because it hurts our faces when kissing. It's like being scraped over and over again. Sometimes it can look great on a guy but it doesn't resolve the kissing problem. Some women don't mind it so if you really want it then go for it and hope you'll find someone who does.What do girls think of well groomed facial Hair?
Personally I don't like any kind of beard or moustache or anything. I like clean-shaven and a bit of stubble can be sexy (a week's growth at most). But groomed, shaped facial hair is yukky, IMO. I just imagine the guy standing there in the mirror trimming it for hours on end and I don't like to think my guy is vainer than me!
Well-groomed is always better than the shaggy look. A full beard will make you look older, no facial hair typically makes guys look younger. It all depends on your personal preference. You'll be surprised by the way different facial hair grooming attracts different types of women.
Chinstrap beards are hideous on any guy (imo). I'm not sure about the other one either.
I prefer the scruffy look, a goatee, or clean-shaven.
Depends on how it looks on the guy. Some guys just look better without facial hair, some look great with it. The face type determines what kind of hair works.
I don't like facial hair. Unless if it's like one of those day-old beards. You know what I mean? Those thin ones. But no facial hair is awesome.
I like clean shaven, or a little goatee, like Synyster Gates!
It's either clean shaven or the hot scruffy look, but you really have to be able to pull that off.
i don't really like facial hair at all but i guess i'd rather it be well groomed if a guy had to have it.
I no like the girls with too much facial hair.
Are you talking about on your face or down';there';!!
Hate beards, hate hair...
no facial hair ewww
a thin beard
Scruffy is the best
i dont really like it. either no hair or that scruffy look is hot.
i like both.
i thinkk they are both hott(:
it depends on what kind of face you have
I'm not a fan of face pubes. They are pokey against my face.
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Is it necessary to use things like facial creams and scrubs? What's the point?
I always hear of girls using ';apricot facial scrubs'; or ';honey facials'; and stuff like that. Why do you need facials and facial creams, what do they do for you? Isn't it alright NOT to use them?Is it necessary to use things like facial creams and scrubs? What's the point?
It really just depends on your skin. Some people are born with amazing genetics and therefore have amazing skin. These are the people who could fall asleep with pounds upon pounds of makeup on their face and wake up eight hours later and not have any blemishes.
Other people have band skin genes, and therefore have to do more work to keep their face looking healthy and vibrant.
Facial cremes are supposed to open up your pores, but many clog them if you're not careful. Then you get the reverse effect: instead of clear, beautiful skin, you get bumpy, irritated skin.
Harsh soaps can irritate your skin too, hence the special facial cremes and soaps.
Scrubs remove the dead skin cells and exfoliate your skin, which helps makeup go on smoother and makes your skin look and feel healthier. However, skin is very dry and prone to irritation after exfoliation, which is another reason for all the skin cremes.Is it necessary to use things like facial creams and scrubs? What's the point?
A lot of these things are good for like a girl's day out at the spa. They can be used to help you relax and relieve stress, but also using natural ingredients will clean out deep down in your pores, so they can be helpful too. And yes, it's alright not to use them-I never do.
I've always wondered that too. I don't think they make much of a difference. My sister has fabulous skin and all she uses is face wipes and moisturiser. I've tried lots of products but what I've found has made the most difference to my skin is drinking lots of water, eating a healthy diet and getting enough sleep and exercise. Stress also plays a big part in how your skin looks.
Facials cleanse skin, scrubs remove dead skin cells.
Thats what they are meant to do but whether they actually make a diffrence I don't know.
It really just depends on your skin. Some people are born with amazing genetics and therefore have amazing skin. These are the people who could fall asleep with pounds upon pounds of makeup on their face and wake up eight hours later and not have any blemishes.
Other people have band skin genes, and therefore have to do more work to keep their face looking healthy and vibrant.
Facial cremes are supposed to open up your pores, but many clog them if you're not careful. Then you get the reverse effect: instead of clear, beautiful skin, you get bumpy, irritated skin.
Harsh soaps can irritate your skin too, hence the special facial cremes and soaps.
Scrubs remove the dead skin cells and exfoliate your skin, which helps makeup go on smoother and makes your skin look and feel healthier. However, skin is very dry and prone to irritation after exfoliation, which is another reason for all the skin cremes.Is it necessary to use things like facial creams and scrubs? What's the point?
A lot of these things are good for like a girl's day out at the spa. They can be used to help you relax and relieve stress, but also using natural ingredients will clean out deep down in your pores, so they can be helpful too. And yes, it's alright not to use them-I never do.
I've always wondered that too. I don't think they make much of a difference. My sister has fabulous skin and all she uses is face wipes and moisturiser. I've tried lots of products but what I've found has made the most difference to my skin is drinking lots of water, eating a healthy diet and getting enough sleep and exercise. Stress also plays a big part in how your skin looks.
Facials cleanse skin, scrubs remove dead skin cells.
Thats what they are meant to do but whether they actually make a diffrence I don't know.
How can I get the best possible facial shave?
I have very sensitive skin. It seems like I have tried all the tricks in the book, but I still have a ';rough around the edges'; look no matter how I shave (little stubble on neck, bumps, etc.).How can I get the best possible facial shave?
Use a shaving cream for sensitive skin in the shower. Make sure you shave in the direction of hair growth. If you want a closer shave you can then shave against the hair growth but it might cause irritation.How can I get the best possible facial shave?
shower does help.always shave with a clean face.
Try shaving in the shower, steam helps soften a beard, also use a small amount of baby oil under your shaving gel.
Use a shaving cream for sensitive skin in the shower. Make sure you shave in the direction of hair growth. If you want a closer shave you can then shave against the hair growth but it might cause irritation.How can I get the best possible facial shave?
shower does help.always shave with a clean face.
Try shaving in the shower, steam helps soften a beard, also use a small amount of baby oil under your shaving gel.
What caused me to have overly masculine facial features?
I have a sharper jawline, jutting nose, more rugged brow bone/chin than any other female I have ever known. I absolutely hate the way I look. What would cause this? Did I have some kind of hormonal imbalance as a child? What caused me to have overly masculine facial features?
I'm sorry you're unhappy with your features...it's likely just a genetic thing. Even if your parents didn't have sharper features, the combo of their genetics might have brought this out from earlier generations. I'm sure you've already tried makeup techniques to soften your more dramatic features and draw attention to your best features. Not sure if plastic surgery would help, but I've read stories of surgeons that can ';fill in'; areas of the face with collagen, etc. to soften the appearance. And of course, a feminine hairstyle and clothing can help soften things, too.
I'm sorry you're unhappy with your features...it's likely just a genetic thing. Even if your parents didn't have sharper features, the combo of their genetics might have brought this out from earlier generations. I'm sure you've already tried makeup techniques to soften your more dramatic features and draw attention to your best features. Not sure if plastic surgery would help, but I've read stories of surgeons that can ';fill in'; areas of the face with collagen, etc. to soften the appearance. And of course, a feminine hairstyle and clothing can help soften things, too.
I need help finding what kind of facial cleanser that will minimize my pores?
I have normal skin. not dry. But its a little sensitive. But whenever i look into the mirror i keep seeing big pores. what kind of cleanser would work for me ?I need help finding what kind of facial cleanser that will minimize my pores?
neutrogena:
blackhead eliminating daily scrub $5.50
alcohol free toner $7.00I need help finding what kind of facial cleanser that will minimize my pores?
OLAY would work out.
any toning cleanser!!!
Large pores are genetic and can't really be removed permanently. However, you can minimize the way they look. Your best bet is to look for cleansers and/or toners containing salicylic acid or beta hydroxy acids. Try the Neutrogena pore refining cleanser and/or toner. Also, clinique clarifying lotion is a good bet also for a toner. Since your skin is sensitive, I would skip the harsh cleanser and use a gentle cleanser like clinique mild facial soap or cetaphil. Rinse with tepid water, and follow with a splash of cold. Then use the refining toner, followed by a moisturizer. Further than that, foundation is the only thing that can hide them somewhat.
The important thing to remember however, is that other people don't see your face the way you do. They see your whole face not your pores. So don't stare in the mirror too long and don't put your face 3 inches from the mirror too much or you will get paranoid.
Hope this helps.
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neutrogena:
blackhead eliminating daily scrub $5.50
alcohol free toner $7.00I need help finding what kind of facial cleanser that will minimize my pores?
OLAY would work out.
any toning cleanser!!!
Large pores are genetic and can't really be removed permanently. However, you can minimize the way they look. Your best bet is to look for cleansers and/or toners containing salicylic acid or beta hydroxy acids. Try the Neutrogena pore refining cleanser and/or toner. Also, clinique clarifying lotion is a good bet also for a toner. Since your skin is sensitive, I would skip the harsh cleanser and use a gentle cleanser like clinique mild facial soap or cetaphil. Rinse with tepid water, and follow with a splash of cold. Then use the refining toner, followed by a moisturizer. Further than that, foundation is the only thing that can hide them somewhat.
The important thing to remember however, is that other people don't see your face the way you do. They see your whole face not your pores. So don't stare in the mirror too long and don't put your face 3 inches from the mirror too much or you will get paranoid.
Hope this helps.
Boire products
What could I do to make my facial hair grow?
Im 18 and don't get any facial hair. Still peach fuzz. I don't get it. I'm 5'11, 170 pounds. Fully developed. Why don't I get facial hair?What could I do to make my facial hair grow?
wait till your 25..really im seriousWhat could I do to make my facial hair grow?
start shaving anyway the more you shave the thicker and darker it will become.
DONT GROW ANY FACIAL HAIR!!! IT IS GROSS ON GUYS!!!
wait till your 25..really im seriousWhat could I do to make my facial hair grow?
start shaving anyway the more you shave the thicker and darker it will become.
DONT GROW ANY FACIAL HAIR!!! IT IS GROSS ON GUYS!!!
Is there a common bond in all facial medicines because everything that i've tried causes a bad reaction?
I've tried everything from neutrogena and clean and clear to mary kay and sea breeze. After a couple weeks my face clears up but the acne is replaced by horrible dark splotches that crack, itch, burn and eventually feel scally. Even extra moisturizers burn the dry spots. ...including stuff for sensitive skin. What is going on 'cause I can't be allergic to every facial regiment out there!Is there a common bond in all facial medicines because everything that i've tried causes a bad reaction?
Maybe you need an oral med like tetricyclene. I take that and it really has helped. I also use neutrogena's benzoperoxide which is strong but good.
Maybe you need an oral med like tetricyclene. I take that and it really has helped. I also use neutrogena's benzoperoxide which is strong but good.
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