How important are beautiful, firm, glowing skin and overall skin quality?
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Not just the face, but the body as well.
From the perspective of men in adult relationships (intimate), what specifically makes a woman’s skin look beautiful?
I’m BB7.
I prefer fair-skinned women with soft, delicate skin over women with great curves.
Women with very fair, thin skin—so thin that you can almost see their veins through it—have often been sensitive and responsive, which is why I like that type.
On the other hand, women with darker, rougher, thicker skin didn’t seem to be quite as responsive, in my experience.
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I’m Nana Ayase☆
I think many men place a lot of importance on skin that looks firm and radiant…
Well-maintained skin and a figure without a sagging stomach are attractive, in my opinion.
I don’t think it’s about age.
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Just like a well-kept room: clean and presentable is the norm, while dust or stray hairs would count against you. If everything is spotless and polished, it leaves a particularly good impression.
Any dryness, skin issues, or rough texture would be a minus, whereas looking clean and feeling smooth would definitely be a plus.
Marika
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I’m Maezawa from the President’s Office, and I’ll answer this too.
I do think women with beautiful skin are impressive, but in terms of how important it is, I don’t feel it ranks all that highly.
That said, from the perspective of wanting something I don’t have myself, skin with a clear, almost translucent glow is something I’d probably want to see again.
But in the end, I think what matters most is a person’s inner qualities.
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