War paint? Or Not?

I am likely older (than dirt, LOL) than the average hobbyist and have often wondered if my preferences for a provider to wear little or no make up during a session is a reasonable request.

I would like to hear from both sides here!

I don't think it's a unreasonable request.

Why would it be unreasonable?

Cheers,

bcg (that was a rhetorical question; nobody need answer it...)

No not unreasonable...If a guy has a special need or request,please tell us beforehand!

No not unreasonable...If a guy has a special need or request,please tell us beforehand! Originally Posted by DallasRain

but Dallas there are so many special requests to ask you lol

I dissagree with most on this one.....If a provider has a paticular look and style of her own, why in the world would u have her CHANGE THAT ? if a guy looks at a picture of her and she has on make-up and bla bla ....business is business and I would not go to a massage parlor and ask someone to take their make-up off ....I am sure they would be offended and hurt their feelings....by the way, I like women also and just wouldn't do that to her...if it gets on me that just an excuse to take a shower with her sexy ass..lol

Quote; (I am likely older (than dirt, LOL) than the average hobbyist). That makes two of us. LOL. I do not like for a provider to wear perfume. I do not want to explain why I smell so nice.

I am VERY OFFF.....{old fat fart friendly}...lol!!

I luv yall guys!!!!

No not unreasonable...If a guy has a special need or request,please tell us beforehand! Originally Posted by DallasRain

I agree with Dallas here and conversely disagree with fd150 (shocking, isn't it----lol).....If you have a special request, then communicate that to the provider beforehand and that way she'll be able to inform you whether she can accommodate your request, or if she will have to decline it (and therefore not accept the appointment with you).....I fail to see how a simple request for no makeup, or no perfume could be offensive to anyone (hell, your gentleman caller may just be allergic to a lot of the brands out there, or there may be an occasion where he's NOT going to have time to take a shower after the session and just doesn't want to try explaining to a wife or SO where the makup and/or perfume came from).....

Anyway, the simple solution to your problem is communications to the potential provider and if she has some issue with your suggestion, and feels offended by your request, then she's probably not someone that you would have enjoyed spending time with anyway.....

i completely agree with BIG C! in fact, i usually wear no makeup to barely minimal (mascara and chapstick or clear lipgloss) during the daytime. i would not want to send my gentlemen back to work or home smelling like strange lol! i do not use self tanning lotions or oils because they are known to stain people or materials. i am freshly showered
which to me, is the biggest turn on dealing with women.
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Oh good lord you would NOT want to see me with no make-up. I could go little make-up, but I don't think I could meet a guy 100% aus naturel.

I was going by the first question brought up...he said is it ok to request LITTLE or no make up....he didn't specify WHY....but if u married then "HELL NO " to a bunch of make up and perfume on ya ass...if u single then u might want lipstick on the dipstick...lol...so I CHANGE MY FUCKING VOTE TO WHAT SHE SAID....and I LIKE A SMART ASS BIg C... someone else other than me needs to be FIESTY...
help me wash the damn war paint off my face....now I WILL shut the fuck up cause my mouth is full....LMAO

I was going by the first question brought up...he said is it ok to request LITTLE or no make up....he didn't specify WHY.... Originally Posted by fd150

Why does it matter WHY???.....If someone has a special request and they ask you about it upfront, then you either inform him that you can accommodate, or you can't.....If you can, then great.....If you can't, then great.....At least he knows and no session will be booked and then have him disappointed (or whatever).....Either way no one should be offended because a potential client made a special request upfront.....In another thread on this board I made a comment about how surprising it is that many people in the customer service industries have absolutely no idea about the concept of customer service.....Any provider that would take offense at a guy inquring about no makeup and/or perfume is an example of someone not knowing how to provide customer service and build good client relations.....

Quote; (I am likely older (than dirt, LOL) than the average hobbyist). That makes two of us. LOL. Originally Posted by Bigal103

You're not old unless you babysat dirt.

I do not like for a provider to wear perfume. I do not want to explain why I smell so nice. Originally Posted by Bigal103

Most providers of my acquaintance understand the need for discretion (the ones that don't, don't last long in the business), and that's not an issue for any of them.

Cheers,

bcg

Big C is so wise!!!!

Bliss I have seen you without makeup and you still look HOT{freckles are so cute}!!!!!


whew, MJ you are in a "vulgar" mood today????!!!!!{lol}...this is for you........{lol}