Have you seen your dating partner’s bare face? I take off all my makeup and colored contacts without worrying when I stay over, but do men ever get turned off when they see a woman without makeup?
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I’m 20 and young, so I don’t think my skin looks aged or anything.
Would it really become impossible to show your bare face once you’re over 25?
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I know someone whose iPhone Face ID doesn’t work when she’s bare-faced. I thought that was hilarious and wanted to see her without makeup, but unfortunately never got the chance.
Is being bare-faced really something people worry about that much? Once you’ve gotten past things like extremely dark intimate areas, unusually large labia, or a really strong odor down there, and you’ve become close anyway, I feel like worrying about someone’s face at that point is a bit beside the point. If it bothers you, just dim the lights. Problem solved. That’s easier to deal with than a smell, isn’t it?
Sorry for being so unromantic… But I think that’s just how men are.
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I’d actually be happy if the person I’m seeing showed me her bare face.
I’m hardly in a position to criticize her for having aged skin while ignoring my own shortcomings.
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Some people say they wouldn’t be put off by seeing you without makeup because they don’t care that much about looks.
There are women who rank as “Platinum” with makeup but only “Standard” without it, but they’re still the same person inside.
That said, since many men do prioritize appearance, I think it’s best not to show your bare face until you’ve been seeing each other for at least a year.
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I’ve seen most, though not all, of my partners without makeup.
The women I see are between 25 and 35, and I don’t have a bad impression of them. I don’t think being over 25 is as big a deal as some women make it out to be.
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When someone’s gorgeous with makeup but not all that without it, I actually get really excited. Makeup beauties are the result of putting in the effort and figuring out how to present themselves well.
In a way, I have more respect for them than for naturally beautiful girls who don’t make any extra effort.
It’s true that your bare face is largely determined by what you’re born with, but I fall for women who show through their actions that you can overcome that reality with effort.
It may sound harsh, but I like girls who aren’t attractive without makeup, and I respect them.
It’s kind of hard to explain—does that make sense? ^^
That’s just me.
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If we’re close enough to stay over, I’ll go makeup-free.
I always make sure to say, “I’ll be without makeup, okay?” beforehand, haha.
I feel like I put quite a lot of effort into my makeup, but apparently it doesn’t look that heavy, so my face doesn’t change dramatically.
That said, I do worry about how sparse my eyebrows are.
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I like bare faces. Even if she’s not conventionally attractive, that contrast actually makes her more appealing to me.
On the other hand, I’m not really interested in faces made beautiful with makeup or artificial beauty.
Ever since joining Univ, my sense of beauty has gotten a little warped.
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A papa (male supporter) once went on a trip to Okinawa with around 50 people connected to Roppongi’s supper clubs, cabarets, and nightclubs. Apparently, one of the cabaret hostesses showed up for breakfast without any makeup.
“She was only 20 and probably got carried away thinking, ‘I look fine even without makeup.’ But I couldn’t help saying, ‘Who the hell are you?!’ Being ugly is a no-go,” he said.
Putting aside his harsh wording, it seems men are put off less by someone’s skin and more by the fact that her face looks completely different.
Let’s be careful. I’m careful too.
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