it's okay to like what you like. also, you might be being a bit critical. a lot of women use makeup because they've been brought up to believe they should, others truly like the way it looks.

it's okay not to be in to it, though, you are attracted to what you are attracted to, they ain't here to please you and you ain't here to please them.

Not weird at all. You like what you like. Just don't try to get a woman to change into your preference.

I like natural women. The blow up kind are constantly in need of repair, and people stare when you take them out on the town.

I'm apparently in the minority of women here. I shave, trim and pluck where needed - head to toe. I color my hair, get manicures and pedicures, and I wear makeup to work, to family/friend gatherings, and to go "out." No implants, no hair extensions, and a tomboy at heart who rarely wears dresses.

We all like what we like -- in ourselves and in others. No harm, no foul -- and also I can't think of a benefit to being critical of those who don't fit our appearance ideals, can you?

Seems like you'd have no shortage of women like that to choose from?

A lot of women do this i think to "celebrate" themselves. Oh the time & care we used to take getting ready for the club! Crazy eye shadow, heels.... I know my fondness for safety orange lipstick bothered my future husband, I found out. Lucky for us both he didn't let that get in the way of our relationship.

sounds good to me

Also prefer the no makeup "natural" look. Depends on the dress. Some of the newer fashion billowy skirts can go quite well with the natural look, IMO>

Like what YOU like, and try not to concern yourself with other's preferences. There's some for everyone !

Hmmmmmm very different. I enjoy a person who takes pride in their person.

I tend to think it’s weird to be attracted to gobs of make up and fake tits.

No. Just no.

I like a person to be and look healthy, the need for fakeup disappears... that includes mental health... happy people are better looking

Well ... define "plaster it on". I think the clown-like overly made-up look of some older women is pretty out of touch and screams "not self-aware and possibly quite vain and/or in denial" pretty loudly. I personally prefer very understated makeup, or no makeup. But I wouldn't automatically judge moderate makeup, particularly if she actually knows how to apply it tastefully and in an age-appropriate way (not all women do).

As a side benefit, if a woman on average wears less make up, she's less apt to be late getting ready for social occasions or just to go out of the house

My wife is a minimalist in this regard but has been thinking about doing a bit more makeup at least for formal purposes ... so she paid her stylist for a makeup lesson so she was sure she'd do it "right" or at least as well as possible. Also she recognizes she would wear different makeup at her age than she did 20+ years ago and she wanted some input on that.

My wife is no tomboy but she seldom wears a skirt and I have told her I'd like to see her in one once in awhile. She has great legs, after all. However she hates shaving them, which she'd have to do to wear a skirt ... so I don't press her on it. She doesn't exist to constantly gratify every aspect of my tastes in female appearance. She's a person. Also ... I've never been comfortable with the asymmetry between the amount of time a man typically has to spend on grooming vs women, and I'm all for reducing that disparity.

I stopped wearing face makeup in warm weather. Everyone is different.