Perfect body or perfect face?

[franki]

i was going to be difficult and say it depends how 'unperfect' the other would be.

but i then realised it made no difference whether the 'unperfect' thing was 'average' or 'terrible', and i still can't decide.

 

[ChloeFrancoise]

I'd say a "perfect" face but according to my idea of what a perfect face might look like, not someone elses opinion of what makes one perfect. The body can be worked on.

 

[Blodeuwedd]

I say face, because you can work and define your body to whatever you think is best for you.

It's funny because I came across this article the other day by Blogilates and she figured body is more important than your face, after she talked about it with a few guys.

 

[tigerrouge]

I think if you're beautiful, you're always going to be objectified in some way, but if you had a perfect face, at least people would speak about that in more spiritual terms, of the 'soul' they could see in your gaze, or the timeless grace of your bone structure - whereas having a great body often leads to someone being treated as a piece of meat. I certainly know I'd rather people look into my eyes than stare elsewhere...

And while a less-than-perfect body can be dressed in ways that compensate for the flaws, your face is on show all the time, and even the best haircut can only do so much for your features.

 

[Street_a_Licious]

face, definitely

it's like a friend of mine said, when your face is gorgeous but you're out of shape, at least you can work out to improve your body.

with an ugly face but hot body, your only chance of improvement is either a brown paper bag or plastic surgery.

 

[lifeistiffanyblu]

face definitely. I can always keep working on the body.

 

[MimiV]

I would choose body, assuming that not-perfect doesn't imply hideous.

Non-perfect faces are the most beautiful faces to me, they have character

 

[Luiza]

Body if I had to choose
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