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What's Your Take on Man Waxing?

BellaSugar — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 12:45:43 -0700

Oh, Ashton Kutcher, such an oversharer. In this video, he complains about how his stunt double has a waxed chest. . . . which means that now Ashton, too, has to have his chest waxed. That seems a little suspect to me; why wouldn't the makeup team just add fake hair to the not-as-famous stunt double? Whatever. Anyway, Ashton films his manscaping adventure, which you can see here:

Doesn't look like Ashton was that fuzzy chested to begin with, but there's something oddly amusing about his yelps of pain. When it comes to the men in your life, do you like a little hair-ripping action? Or do you embrace a hirsute man as he is?

Which of These Gorgeous Guys Covers Up Their Gray?

BellaSugar — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 11:00:59 -0700

I nearly plotzed when I read that some of these adorable leading men color their hair so that their gray doesn't show. Apparently the double standard about aging is starting to crumble. Wouldn't it just be nice if society would let men and women grow old gracefully and naturally already?

Good luck taking this man-candy quiz. I won't give too much away, but there are revealing photos of the gray-haired guys waiting for you at the very end!

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Which Hair Color Do You Find Most Attractive on Men?

BellaSugar — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 06:00:12 -0800

Some women are attracted to eye color, toothy smiles and long hair on guys. Personally, I love a man with dark hair, or salt-and-pepper hair like George Clooney. What about you? Do you have a preference?

Will You Be Watching True Beauty Tonight?

BellaSugar — Mon, 05 Jan 2009 11:01:56 -0800

Mix one part Top Model with another part Punk'd and you get True Beauty, a reality show debuting tonight. Grown from the fertile minds of Ashton Kutcher and Tyra Banks, the show appears to be a typical beauty competition - at least, that's what the contestants think. While they preen and brag about their looks, hidden cameras are recording their every action. Cheryl Tiegs, Nolé Marin, and Vanessa Minnillo then judge the contestants not on their appearance, but on their "inner beauty." Take a look, and let me know if you'll be checking it out tonight.

Attractive People Make More Money, A Study Says

BellaSugar — Mon, 13 Aug 2007 10:08:39 -0700

A new report confirms something that will be unsurprising to most people: Beautiful people earn higher salaries than average-looking and unattractive people. The Daily Mail reports:

Economists James Andreoni and Ragan Petrie wrote: "We find a beauty premium even though beautiful people contribute, on average, no more or less than others. Attractive people make more money than middle attractive people, who in turn make more money than unattractive people."

Why is this, you ask? The assumption is that beautiful people are more cooperative and helpful. They're subconsciously judged on how bosses expect they'll behave, rather than their actual performance. The (good?) news is that when attractive workers start slacking, they're evaluated more harshly than their homely counterparts.

While I've definitely seen attractive people move up the career ladder, I've also seen some of them falter because supervisors assume they're all beauty and no brains. For instance, a good friend of mine is an Ashton Kutcher lookalike-only more handsome-and people are shocked to find out that he's also a brilliant bookworm with a head for business. I'm curious: Do you think that attractiveness helps or hinders you in the workplace?

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