How important is personal grooming to you?  How would you like others to be?
463285
Personal grooming is very important.  Your appearance says a lot.  If you don't care enough to keep tidy, take care of yourself, and such, then you probably don't care about many other aspects of your life.
607020
I like a good shaved "one". Thats how I do mine. It makes me feel smooth and sexy! I like my men trimed though. Just enough hair to be manly but not enough to get in my teeth.
708394
Whenever you start to notice any "unwanted" hair and it "bothers" you.  Be sure you are "careful" when you first start to shave, especially around your ankles.  It's very "easy" to cut yourself.\n\nBest of luck to a lifetime job!
1030916
depends on your build,how you present yourself,colors you wear,haircut etc
630120
You need to find out if gratuity was already added in. Most spa salons already add it into their pacakges. If it has I always add a little more depending on the type of service, was it good?, would you go back, was she/he nice so on and so fourth. I am a hairdresser and work in a salon and 20 % is always nice.
594229
I think basic hygiene and cleanliness, attention to wardrobe, and an appealing personality are more important than cover girl physical attractiveness.  I do believe that I, as am employer, would be less likely to hire someone with gaudy tattoos and piercings in outrageous displays on the body.  I would also hesitate to hire someone with an obvious dental problem or hair that appears unkempt.\n\nHaving said that, spikes, dreadlocks, or wild perms can be quite attractive if the person seems to be concerned with other areas of personal cleanliness.  Tattoos and piercings can also be acceptable if they are not offensive or "in your face", as long as the person "has it together" in other ways.\n\nIn the long run, a person who is aware of their appearance and presents as a clean, kind, helpful, and intelligent person has my vote for the job.
915646
Well I hope people notice my hair. I always usually spend time in the morning working on it to make it look good, so if someone compliments me on it it's always worth it.
647801
be yourself... be well groomed.... mind your manners..... have fun.... enjoy life.... :)
1043992
Personal preference, as usual.\nSome women like their men to be hairy, others prefer them to be shaved.\nSo no right or wrong as most of the time..
488573
It depends on how close you are to them. I myself have some unwanted facial hair, and being a female, I had all my best friends suggest waxing, bleaching, whatever. It hurt me the first time said something to me, but only because I thought she was trying to tell me she was ashamed to be seen with me if I had my hair up in a pony tail. Try it out if you want, but don't make it about you. Try saying you only brought it up to save her/him the embarrassment later. Personally, I never did anything about my manly side burns. Mainly because they aren't as bad as some people made it out to be. Although the waxing is still under debate. And the fact that I am so sick of society telling ME what is wrong with ME instead of taking a look in the mirror. Anyways, Good luck, and remember not to let it sound like you are ashamed of this person. =)
184413
Beauty is relative - if you're interested to know how they really look like, there's nothing like personal meeting.  You just can't take their words for it because everybody's standards about physical beauty varies.
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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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It's amazing that you should ask this particular question now, because my hubby just shaved his beard/mustache yesterday. I prefer clean-shaved, because the hair sticks in my mouth when we kiss (or goes up my nose). It's very irritating & it makes me not want to kiss him. To put it bluntly, it's like trying to kiss either a brillo pad (not that I've ever kissed one, but could imagine), or trying to kiss a long-haired animal (no comment). Besides all that, I love being able to see his handsome face & having a beard/mustache just hides too much of it.
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Certainly not recommended at all. What makes us a man we keep the way it is. Better to use a razor, in a shower, and do a couple of swipes to keep straggling hair inline. This is good for hair under arms as well, and chest hairs too.\n\nMost of us guys are kind of proud of what we have and are glad to have all the hair that comes around it.\n\nBesides, if a guy did shave private parts, then they would be scratchy and itch.\n\nSo Hang in there.
551689
A little hair is good.  A lot of hair requires a series of laser hair removal treatments.  If I want to date a gorilla, I'll get a job at the zoo.
13364
First, beauty comes from within; it is enhanced by the way we act, speak, treat others, and treat ourselves.  Remaining healthy is similar to the first; some health issues are out of our control, but we have the power to give it a good shot.  Eat healthy foods, drink lots of water, exercise, get regular checkups from your doctor and stay away from unhealthy places (bars and crowed elevators :).  Now as for being loveable to others well, treat others the way you want to be treated, and you will be surprised at the response.  Now for you last question, I am still working on that one myself, but if you succeed with all of the above how much wealthier do you want or need to be?
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There is no connection whatsoever, no matter what anyone may say. We people simply do whatever is natural anyway, especially when it feels fine. The best thing for us is to take care of the bodies we have, like keeping clean, taking showers regularly for example. As we get older with shaving a guy is regularly washing his face, so you get the point.