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Subject: Much nicer when you have both

Date: Sat 27/05/06 13:57:10 GMT

Name: WetHoodieLover

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I was into wetlook before wet hair, but now I can't get the full effect without both. There was a time when I used to ooh and aah at lades with long hair in swimsuits, but now swimsuits do nothing for me. When I see an attractive lady swimming in a swimsuit I get the feeling like I am being cheated of what could be. Same goes for ladies who swim with their hair up in "scrunchies," etc. For the wet hair part to do anything for me it's gotta be loose and she's gotta have something more than a swimsuit on. My favorite - hair that's the same color as the clothes, i.e. you can't tell where the hair ends and the clothes start. But it's not a big deal. If it has both elements, it's all good!

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(Poll) Wet clothes or wet hair, or both?

By Telcontar - mrnemesis@ntlworld.com Sat 27/05/06 06:35:59 GMT

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As part of my plan to update and improve the wetlook page on Wikipedia -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wetlook -- I'd like to know how many of you like wet hair, and whether it's in preference to, or in addition to, wet clothes. For me personally I was interested in wet hair long before wet clothes, and I know other people have a thing for wet hair (e.g. Todd, WIR in particular, and the former site Emerging Damsels).

I want something definitive to write on Wikipedia so I ask please for some input. Does the term "wetlook" require wet clothes? Could a person whose only interest is wet hair be counted as a wetlook lover?

Incidentally, does anyone know the link between "true" wetlook, and "wet look" (typically two words) in fashion, e.g. shiny clothes, hair gel etc designed to make you look wet. I mean, people sell clothes and hair gel marketed as "wet look" but why? Is that related to true wetlook? Do people who like using/seeing wet look products go in for regular wetlook?

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