Do you mind if a dancer gets creative with her hair color? I usually sport a couple streaks of Crayola colors (in light blond) which I change up every few months.
I've seen girls with all over pastels, bright hues, etc. but at other clubs since our owner prefers a more classic mainstream appearance.
Personally, I don't mind at all. If her hair is super neon or fluorescent colored, it can help guide us thru the dark corridor towards the VIP room. Better than a flashlight!
It's not necessarily a deal breaker, but I strongly prefer everything to be natural. The more you change your body (fake tits, tats, weird hair) the more likely I am to loose interest.
I am generally a classic natural beauty lover, no tattoos, no piercings, hair not too crazy ... but I sometimes FUCKING LOVE colored streaks. Dunno why, it doesn't make any sense that I like it, much less that it can drive me crazy sometimes.
I luv to see creative hair styles and colors! On the other hand, I also luv pubic hair--the more, the better. Pubes give a girl her unique look; and I always like to see its texture, extent, and color.
I'm a "natural is brilliant!" kind of guy but a couple of streaks of Crayola colors in blonde hair is also fine! Ultimately you should be yourself, but I honestly don't see how more permanent modifications like a tattoo improve a beautiful woman!
How do you feel about dachshunds and pet frogs? ;)
Sporting multiple hair colors doesn't necessarily demonstrate creativity. For every stripper I see whose streaks or contrasting hair ends look good, I see at least a dozen who look awful.
To me, it usually appears that they saw something they liked on an actress or singer and thought the same effect would look as good on them. It doesn't always work out that way.
It also comes off as a kind of desperate attention-getting gimmick, like wearing shoes with blinking lights. Not a total deal breaker, but the sort of faddish thing girls do to impress each other more than anything that appeals to a customer.
If it still looks feminine; it does not bother me but I don't necessarily get a hard-on from it either – but if they look like an 80s punk-rocker then I'm less attracted to it.
Funky hair that I may not necessarily find attractive is still not a deal-breaker for me – judging a dancer just b/c of her hair is shallow – I focus on the important attributes like her tits and ass and if those look good to me her hair will not be an issue no matter how it looks.
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How do you feel about dachshunds and pet frogs? ;)
It's one of those "hard to describe, but I know it when I see it" things for me.
Highlights are good. I find them attractive.
I don't like the blue, purple, orange, etc streaks or complete coloring of the hair in those colors. Total turn off to me.
To me, it usually appears that they saw something they liked on an actress or singer and thought the same effect would look as good on them. It doesn't always work out that way.
It also comes off as a kind of desperate attention-getting gimmick, like wearing shoes with blinking lights. Not a total deal breaker, but the sort of faddish thing girls do to impress each other more than anything that appeals to a customer.
Funky hair that I may not necessarily find attractive is still not a deal-breaker for me – judging a dancer just b/c of her hair is shallow – I focus on the important attributes like her tits and ass and if those look good to me her hair will not be an issue no matter how it looks.
but if her tits and ass are good, she's ok with me!!"
That's the only way to judge a dancer!
Lol!!
Funny stuff!
SJG