Re: To the Men: do you notice a woman’s makeup&clothing?
yeah, sure they do
I agree though men notice the overall package, it’s usually the clothes that grab the attention more than the actual makeup. Makeup can hide faults and make you look better so you can say makeup achieves its purpose as long as its not overdone and does not attract attention (like the bride for example who might as well have a sign flashing on top of her head ‘please notice my makeup’). Hair plays an important part in creating the overall look and I sometimes check out hands and feet, ugly feet are such a turn off. And fake eyelashes, I always notice those, they don’t look good at all.
you don’t notice any of the makeup or anything else but you do notice fake eyelashes. how do you know that a woman’s wearing fake ones?
I think 90% of the time , women get dressed up for other women.
I personally check out all women at a party. Infact I only check women out. Men are always some where in corner drinking and laughing anyways.
A man never notices all the tiny tidbits simply because he can never pinpoint exactly what all a women had done to look this good. Where as on the other hand we know exactly what the lady / girl in front of has / has not applied for her to be looking the way she does. Whether she has applies highlighter under her eyebrows, used a blusher or a bronzer etc etc… we can spot even the minute details simply because we deal with these things on a regular basis and our awareness is tremendous
For a man its either she looks good or she doesn’t look good. That’s all he can make out.
ok for the most part, women get ready for other women…not to attract men usually
I don’t think men notice things specifically but notice the overall package (maintained hands/feet/nails, natural makeup etc).
i never really thought about how critical we women are of other women. i think for the most part I only wondered whether the guys noticed or not, I thought the women were just complimenting because they had to and it’s just something you say to another woman to make small talk.