Post: #1

I know some girls wear make up to cover up stuff on their face but I'm getting the impression that a lot of girls who wear make up have bad skin.

Is it the result of wearing make up all these years? I'm not counting the girls that wear makeup to cover up something.

I'm saying this because every girl that I dated that didn't wear make up their skin looked good.

Post: #2

Wolf - It can clog the pores, the makeup, so if they don't use the right cleanser at night and if they don't open up their pores and clear out the epidermis properly, that can be the case. Also, they don't get enough facials.
So if you have a GF with crappy skin, we know that you are not delivering enough popshots to her grill.

Bottom line is, Shame on you.

Post: #3

Not all makeup clogs pores, but the stuff that's easier on the skin is also expensive.

Post: #4

Bad skin is a HUGE turn off for me.

The other day me and a lesbo at work were talking about a new girl that started working with us who she thought was cute. I said her skin was terrible. She replied, "Yeah, I know she has bad skin, but it's not her fault." I said, "Well, it's not ugly peoples fault their ugly either, but that doesn't mean I'm gonna fuck 'em."

Post: #5

I'd be very surprised if this wasn't a vicious cycle. Girl has a few rough spots - covers with makeup - skin gets worse - more make up - skin gets worse

It also sounds like a very Western girl cycle of fixing symptoms not the underlying problem. Kind of like the whole "I'm fat cause I eat, I eat cause I'm sad, I'm sad cause I'm fat" thing.

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Post: #6

Also bad because they tan too much at an early age. One of the biggest culprits of women's rapidly declining looks as they age.

Post: #7

(01-27-2012 02:58 PM)PDX Wrote:  Also bad because they tan too much at an early age. One of the biggest culprits of women's rapidly declining looks as they age.

Beat me to it.

Tanning is a much bigger threat to rapidly age women than makeup is, especially when it comes to white girls (whose skin, by and large, isn't meant to take it all that well-lack of melanin and all that). It literally destroys their skin, and brings wrinkles along years before they should arrive.

If the subject ever comes up, I let girls know that I prefer them to leave their skin and the tanning booth alone. I'd rather they remain pasty and age well than bronze up and shrivel a decade before they ought to.

Post: #8

(01-27-2012 03:16 PM)Athlone McGinnis Wrote:  If the subject ever comes up, I let girls know that I prefer them to leave their skin and the tanning booth alone. I'd rather they remain pasty and age well than bronze up and shrivel a decade before they ought to.

If it's just a girl you're trying to bang who cares? I'd rather her be nice and tan now, cause I won't see her in 10 years. I don't have to deal with that much though cause I rarely bang pale girls.

Post: #9

Not necessarily. A few years ago I'd dated a girl with some of the smoothest baby-smooth skin you can imagine, esp for a woman approaching 30. She still wore makeup if we were going out just to pretty up and make her cheeks look rosy and all that. But there was no flaws she was covering. Some women do try to cover shit up, and you can easily tell when you look close. First they use a LOT and start to have that geisha girl look. If you come across one of those, look out! And even when they do layer it on like that, you can still see the flaws. Makeup can't hide wrinkles or pockmarks.

One great thing about being a dude is that what you see is what you get. I look exactly the same when I wake up at 7am as I do when I'm ready to roll out at 9pm. Only my clothes change. With chics, you never know what you're gonna get when that foundation and mascara is off.

Post: #10

(01-27-2012 03:31 PM)InternationPlayboy Wrote:  

(01-27-2012 03:16 PM)Athlone McGinnis Wrote:  If the subject ever comes up, I let girls know that I prefer them to leave their skin and the tanning booth alone. I'd rather they remain pasty and age well than bronze up and shrivel a decade before they ought to.

If it's just a girl you're trying to bang who cares? I'd rather her be nice and tan now, cause I won't see her in 10 years. I don't have to deal with that much though cause I rarely bang pale girls.

If it were a one night stand then obviously it doesn't matter. Anything beyond that and I take it into account.

Post: #11

When the girls don't remove the make up properly, or put too much foundation on the skin, in a long term the face becames uglier.
That + bad diet, sun, lack of hidratation and exercises make the skin worse.

Post: #12

Yes women often end up with bad skin/hair when they are trying to be thin. They lack protein when they avoid meat and red meat and get thin hair and bad skin and wonder why.

IMO, makeup does make alot of their skin bad, but many of them have bad skin to begin with. Certain people from cold climates are just more likely to get bad greasy skin because in the cold your skin/hair gets dry very easily (especially for people from the warm countries) People in much of the tropical countries use absolutely no lotion and their skin never gets dry because there is humid air.

How do I know this, many girls with bad skin have it all over their bodies and not just limited to their face

Post: #13

Here goes!

http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/archive...4e8600006a

Post: #14

Moma Wrote:Also, they don't get enough facials.

Post: #15

http://www.mnn.com/lifestyle/natural-bea...like-video

A video showing a women getting 365 days worth of makeup. Just thought it was random to actually do that. Had to share!
   

Post: #16

If I ate in one sitting what I eat in 365 days it wouldn't be a pretty sight.

Some girls definitely get a little too adept at covering up their flaws with makeup, and that, combined with laziness in removing said makeup, gets to their skin.

Nothing worse than seeing a girl come back from the bathroom looking like a freakshow though. (shudder)

Post: #17

Girls riding the carousel get bad skin more often methinks. Put on the makeup - go to the club - go home with random dude -sleep with makeup on - fix makeup go to work - maybe remice completely every other day.. cligged pores n plugged holes

Post: #18

Rough living and unhealthy lifestyle contribute to bad skin.