caribeandiva
Human being
I found this article on the blog: www.therulesrevisted.com http://www.therulesrevisited.com/2012/03/importance-of-hair.html?m=1
The Importance of Hair
Other than your physical fitness, your hair is the most important controllable aspect of your physical attractiveness. Most women know this. I am not a hair stylist, so others can give you much better advice than I about how to make your hair look its best.
However, it is worth underscoring just how critical good hair is to a woman's appearance. Rather than do this by compounding adjectives or superlatives, I want to recount the moment when I learned this for myself.
I had spent the night at my (now ex-) girlfriend's house and she was getting ready for work in the morning. She went into the bathroom to do whatever it is girls do to get ready. After a while, she came back into the room, looking gorgeous. I distinctly remember being turned on to the point that I wanted to throw her back into bed. Actually, I maybe may well have; I don't remember now. But what I do remember was the epiphany that accompanied the following exchange:
"Did you do your make-up differently this morning?" I asked.
"My make-up?"
"Yeah, your make-up. It looks hot as ****, but something looks different for some reason. It's a more natural look or something. I really like it."
"I'm not wearing any make-up."
"Wait... what?" I asked, confused. "But you look... wait, really? So what were you doing in the bathroom all this time?" I was scrutinizing her while saying all of this, and slowly became convinced that she really wasn't wearing any make-up.
"I was doing my hair." She answered. As soon as she said it I could see that it was her hair that was making her look so radiant. She'd washed it, straightened it, brushed it and pinned it half-up.
No one doubts how much makeup can improve your look. Hair matters more: don't underestimate the importance of grooming.
The Importance of Hair
Other than your physical fitness, your hair is the most important controllable aspect of your physical attractiveness. Most women know this. I am not a hair stylist, so others can give you much better advice than I about how to make your hair look its best.
However, it is worth underscoring just how critical good hair is to a woman's appearance. Rather than do this by compounding adjectives or superlatives, I want to recount the moment when I learned this for myself.
I had spent the night at my (now ex-) girlfriend's house and she was getting ready for work in the morning. She went into the bathroom to do whatever it is girls do to get ready. After a while, she came back into the room, looking gorgeous. I distinctly remember being turned on to the point that I wanted to throw her back into bed. Actually, I maybe may well have; I don't remember now. But what I do remember was the epiphany that accompanied the following exchange:
"Did you do your make-up differently this morning?" I asked.
"My make-up?"
"Yeah, your make-up. It looks hot as ****, but something looks different for some reason. It's a more natural look or something. I really like it."
"I'm not wearing any make-up."
"Wait... what?" I asked, confused. "But you look... wait, really? So what were you doing in the bathroom all this time?" I was scrutinizing her while saying all of this, and slowly became convinced that she really wasn't wearing any make-up.
"I was doing my hair." She answered. As soon as she said it I could see that it was her hair that was making her look so radiant. She'd washed it, straightened it, brushed it and pinned it half-up.
No one doubts how much makeup can improve your look. Hair matters more: don't underestimate the importance of grooming.
my Relaxed hair more; it enhances my facial features and gives me a more refined look by 100%.
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erplexed
I was being honest. I don't meant to hurt feelings lol.
