To professional hair & makeup staffers.  Do the male guests on talk shows typically wear  makeup?
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Yes, almost every talk show has people who are getting interviewed or interviewing have make up on. Even Males!! I have heard on some even the audience wears make up!!
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Ms. Fruitbat does know what you're talking about. There are definitely differences in how males and females communicate, and we women also often think men are nuts because we don't understand their style either. They often seem to me  like there's a whole bunch of nonverbal things going on in the room that show who likes and doesn't like who and all kinds of subtle complex stuff  going on at the same time and it's all going straight over their heads, like if every obvious little thing isn't pointed out to them they just don't have a clue.  \n\nI've heard it all goes back to when men were hunters and communication had to be minimal, direct and simple, (and I assume each males rank had a lot to do with who got to be listened to the most), while females gathered, spread out over a large area without much need for rank, and watching kids too, so they kept up a constant chatter, and as long as they heard everybody carrying on with low key chatter, they could keep track of where everybody was and know that everybody was safe, and what was actually being said wasn't the most important part. Women do say an average of 3 times more words per day than men do.\n\nSo for example even though it seems crystal clear to you, whatever women you're talking about may not realize men mean that harm will come if they don't shut up; they may think that as long as they keep talking, they're keeping negotiations going on that will prevent the next level of force. Also in women-speak, it's considered somewhat rude to bluntly state an opposing opinion, so the way women  participate is to make a neutral comment, or one where their point seems clear to them but is done so subtly that the guys don't even know they're trying to make a point. It is all very interesting, from a distance that is. But close up it's maddening. Ms. Fruitbat wishes you luck.
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no make up looks a lot better  i think some guys can pull of make up ( only eye-liner) like billie joe armstrong but that guy WHOA he nees the natural look LOL
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i think he wears too much makeup...like a baby doll.  I also wonder why everyone cheers for him when he walks on stage.  They're all like "I loved you on 'yes, dear.'"   :-p
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There really isn't any good reason to use cosmetics. Think of all the money made from that product, and the money poured into research and advertising. It's a huge money-maker! And we get convinced by the media that makeup is essential, will change our lives in some magical way, make us look like models...\nI have often heard many men say that they hate too much makeup, and don't see the use of it essential at all. Although I also notice that a little makeup can attract a mans glance. Just a  little in moderation, it provides a polished look. Also serves as a self-confidence booster.
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Hey girl, I'd say the guys aren't looking at your HAT.  I'm a woman that works in a machine shop.  I'm the ONLY woman there on night shift.  I guarantee I look pretty good in that uniform and steel toed shoes. lol  If you've got it "goin on" a hard hat won't take away from your appeal.
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My man has a great patch of hair on his chest, and I love it.Your generation, and mine, grew up knowing this was sexy. Marlboro Man, Tom Selleck,hair bands with members showing off their hairy chests, etc.\nThe newer generations have grown up viewing another look, and this typically did not involve big hair, or hairy chests. \nBecause I found it awesome while growing up, I still do.\nMy man also has, what I call, a huge "Caterpillar" of a mustache. BIG TURN ON for me. \nThe more time goes by, I bet you'll see this again. Whatever celebrities are hot for the moment can bring any look back
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I love that the people in their TV shows look like real people. They have physical flaws, they don't look airbrushed. They look normal. That's sooo cool!\n\nIn America, we expect everyone to look like a movie star at all times, instead of expecting our movie stars to look like us.
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My husband is not one.  He met me with my "natural face" and fell in love with me anyway.  I do not wear make-up, and I do not "shave".  Neither does he.\n\nNeither one of us understands why people would want to smear animal by-products or chemicals on their bodies, or scrape sharp metal blades across their skin.  UGH!
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Its a visual impression we are trained to believe. And it works, not only with glasses but with other things. If you have to choose between two hair dressers, one has horrible hair, messy, uneven, and one has beautiful hair cute cut nice color, which one are you going to choose?\nHere is another visual impression, a bunch of people are called into a board room all after the same job. They wait wait a long time and no one comes in to interview them, so they start to talk and make wise cracks about the place. Then a guy in a tie and suite comes in he is carrying a clip board he sits down in the only seat Left, the room is now silent and every one is looking at him waiting for him to speak. Just then one of the people that was in the room already clears his throat and says "OK now that the last person is here we can start the interview"
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do you know the charactor?\nif you do.. \ndress how you think the charactor would dress.. yes arrive early, hair and make up should all be done by how you picture the charactor when you read the script!
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It has always been the case that your looks and appearance is crucial in attracting potential partners and if everyone is honest looks and appearance are still highly important in what you look for in a potential partner. I think more pressure has been put on guys to look good and it is a sign of modern society that male grooming products such as the Nivea range have become popular. The pressure for a man to look good is still hardly anything compared to the pressure of a women to look good.\n\nI would say celebritries such as David Beckham, Gavin Henson, other sports stars, film stars and rock stars have sparked a trend for men making more effort on thier appearance e.g going to expensive hairdressers for trendy haircuts . Using sun beds/ going to the gym / cosmetic surgery/ spending more time grooming. The constant Media footage of fashionable and successful guys adds pressure for men in general.\n\nSociety has been the greatest factor in guys feeling more pressure.  Peer groups looking better by using grooming products and paying more attention to thier appearance puts more pressure on you looking good also.\n\nIn todays society i believe personality, being a good person, wealth, social status,brilliant abilities in a certain field, are other important factors and even ugly guys can be highly attractive with these factors.\n\nIn Summary, guys, especially single guys do feel  more pressured in terms of looks and appearance. This is due to peer and group pressure , the pressure from the media and celebrities\nand also society as a whole.
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I'm with you! I work at an inbound call center too and I find myself putting a lot of guests on hold when they are being dumb or aren't ready with anything. I always thought that reality TV would make a season of call centers. Just an idea.\n Its like the ppl that go to a restaurant looking to cause problems and are mean and stuff and then yell about the food being gross. Anyone see the movie "Waiting"? Don't mess with ppl that handle your food or your personal information. \n\nPS Not that I would do anything I'd lose my JOB and have a RECORD but the idea is still there!\n\nROCK ON! I Loved this Question!
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Of course we like when women wear makeup, but just don't wear too much. Wear colours that suit you and match your outfits. Not all guys notice that, but I do. No, I am not gay.
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I am going to one in January.  My husband is an Army Recruiter as well but right now he is in the activated reserves.  Anyway, if your husband has to wear his dress blues then you should wear a formal dress.  That is what I am going to wear.  I am going to get my hair and nails done as well.  Just remember, this is the first time your husbands co-workers are going to meet you.  It is always best to over do it than not.  Good luck and have lots of fun.
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ince i work with mark jacobs i get to design a whole lot of celebritys outfits. From hilary duff to Jessica Simpson. But i have met a bunch of celebritys after spending weeks on there outfits! I did go with Mark to the Oprah show 3 weeks ago to set up moniqe, and isabells outfits. But i was backstage the whole time!
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I say that this stuff is for girls/ladies. BUT there is a breed out there today that call themselves METROSEXUALS. These male gender pluck their eyebrows, they do the hair waxing thing, they shave the legs. I don't think it looks manly in the least BUT hey who am I to say what they should or shouldn't do.