Would colored masks other than white or black—such as pink, purple, or beige—make a bad impression on the male members registered here?
I was surprised when someone told me that pink looks silly, but do many men really feel that way?
I’m wondering whether I should play it safe and wear a white one when we meet for the first time.
I’d appreciate your answers.
I wouldn’t worry about it too much. Conversations can even start with something like, “That’s a cute mask♪” (⑅•ᴗ•⑅)◜..°♡
I think pink masks became popular because they complement your skin tone, so I don’t see a problem with it♪
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Personally, I wouldn’t care about the color at all
(not that anyone asked, haha).
That said, a man who insists that a woman’s hair has to be black, for example, might not like masks in particularly unusual colors.
With that in mind, it might be safest to wear a plain white mask and see what color mask he wears. You could also ask, “I’d like to try a colored mask next time—are there any colors you don’t like?”
Still, for that man to say you looked stupid just because he didn’t like it was going too far.
I’m surprised there are men like that.
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Whether it’s pink or black, I don’t personally have a problem with it.
But the point is that some people do think that way.
On the other hand, there are also politicians who object to the very idea of requiring people to wear masks, aren’t there?
There’s no doubt that a white disposable mask is the safest choice.
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Pink looks stupid
It’s probably best to avoid a papa (a male supporter) who says something like “You look stupid” when meeting you for the first time. He clearly has no tact.
A lightly colored nonwoven mask probably wouldn’t be an issue.
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Earlier today, I thought my wife’s pink mask looked really cute.
> Colored masks (pink, purple, beige, etc.)
They’re all nice colors. Black is fine too—it doesn’t look strange at all. Smaller masks are especially cute.
Oh, although with black masks, men sometimes accidentally put on the wrong one when leaving the hotel…
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It’s not exactly a bad impression.
I’ve never met a woman wearing a pink mask, though, so it might stand out a little.
Still, compared with how shocked I was that someone would call a stranger stupid based solely on the color of her mask, it didn’t seem like a big deal.
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That’s surprising… What kind of mask were you wearing?
I think the color of your mask is entirely up to you. There are all kinds of colors and styles available, so you should use whichever one you like and find comfortable. Personally, I think a blush-toned mask would be better since it makes your complexion look healthier.
If it were me, I wouldn’t want to date someone who said something like that.
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Black might be a bit risky.
If you choose a color that suits you, I don’t think you’ll look foolish. Since a mask covers such a large part of your face, the color-analysis expert I saw was careful to wear a mask in a flattering color.
Just be careful—if you have your personal color analyzed by someone who seems a little shady, they can get it wrong.
Marika
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