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I'm in my 50's and have a full head of luxurious hair, with almost no gray. I don't say this to brag, but rather the opposite, it has never helped me in any way
by strawBarry 6y ago
I'm in my 50's and have a full head of luxurious hair, with almost no gray. I don't say this to brag, but rather the opposite, it has never helped me in any way to attract women. In fact, if I let it grow out it looks terrible because I just look like an old man with young man's hair. Very disconcerting in the mirror. I guess my message is...hair doesn't matter as much as people are led to believe.
Teeth on the other hand...if they can grow me back a set of pearly whites instead of the tea/soda-infused yellow ones I have, I'll give them all my money.
- rabuse 6y agoI have the opposite experience. I have pretty long hair for a guy, and it's extremely wavy and full, and it attracts women all the time when I'm out. They love to braid it, and style it.
- kowlo 6y agoWomen are attracted to you and start braiding and styling your hair whilst you're out? I must be missing something.
- the_only_law 6y agoYeah. I was the guy who generally looked like a dweeb and never got any compliments or anything (besides the nearly backhanded “smart” comments or politeness from old people) Grey my hair out and it turns out I have absolutely beautiful, curly hair. I would go out and nearly every time get complimented about how nice it is. I’m terrified of losing it because it’s about the only good physical quality I have.
- SyzygistSix 6y agoOff subject: yellow is the normal color of teeth. Exceptionally white teeth look really weird, although the artificial, plastic, tv look is apparently embraced by some.
- Koshkin 6y agoIt's acquired taste (as many things are). That said, they would indeed look weird in Boris Johnson's mouth.
- jerrygoyal 6y ago> pearly whites teeth I blame ads like colgate for this, natural teeth have yellowish hue.
- ghego1 6y agoTot best knowledge, you can actually pay to have pearl white teeth. It's a quite basic procedure, costly, but doable.