Beauty

[sunnyfl]

Good skin definitely. Makeup can only cover so much without looking worse. Hair issues are so much easier to fix IMO. Worse scenario--you can always wear a wig.

[HonnyBrown]

Fake hair always looks fake. Always.

[maddiecat]

I am fortunate enough to have both, except for my pesky oily T-zone. But after giving it some thought, I would rather have good hair. It's hard to work with hair that isn't. I can disguise a bad skin day, but it's hard to hide a bad hair day.

Visits to the dermatologist and using quality skincare products and makeup will help with the skin issue.

[Trix]

Definitely good skin -- which gratefully I've been blessed with. I've lived with my awful hair which is fragile and fine in any state be it straightened or natural curl. I long ago threw in the towel and resorted to keeping a wardrobe of wigs on hand.

[erica g]

Definitely good skin....I spend wayyyyy more on skin care than hair care products.

[151949]

BOTH

[Pqfan]

Good skin.I can put a wig on my head but I can't put a wig on my face.

[HappyDaze]

I hope to never have to choose! Both are important.

[MarthaStewardess]

On 12/2/2014 HappyDaze said:

I hope to never have to choose! Both are important.

I agree. I think they are equally as important in both the way they make you feel about yourself and rightly or wrongly, even the way others see you.

[Good4u]

Hands down...good skin.

Nothing is so beautiful as flawless, velvety skin.

So desired by so many who didn't get that gene.

The beauty industry makes gazillions of dollars peddling that they have the cure when it is an illusion at best.

Besides, I already have good hair and that can be accomplished by anyone at any time.

Not so with skin...