Commission for paradoxJH . I wonder how long do furries spend combing their hair. As in ALL of their hair.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fanart
Species Wolf
Gender Female
Size 649 x 1280px
Forget that, how much shampoo and conditioner must she use? Oh, the clogged drains they must need to snake!
Those are the important issues we didn't see in Beastars.
Priorities, people!
Priorities, people!
And now I'm imagining Cosmo as..."Cosmo" from Oddparents
"So! Much! Clogging!" XD
"So! Much! Clogging!" XD
If you think brushing your dog was bad, imagine being a furry and having to brush everyday
Nice picture
The combing comes up from time to time. I have a better question.
Would furries have a nudity taboo?
After all, they have to be nude so that fur stylists can do their job.
The combing comes up from time to time. I have a better question.
Would furries have a nudity taboo?
After all, they have to be nude so that fur stylists can do their job.
Good question. Maybe the taboo would be active only when they're in heat. The rest of the time they'd just be "hey, how's it going? I love that perm on your butt , Alice."
God gave me a perm, too, but he hit me below the belt.
-Fez, That '70s Show
-Fez, That '70s Show
The only thing I found tolerable from that last season was that Hyde ended with a career that he'd enjoy, which is selling music.
Clothing helps reduce fur upkeep to certain areas.
Keeping fur short is convenient and less upkeep, longer follicles are more luxurious, if genetically possible. The issue here is not just brushing it in the morning and forgetting about it, it's keeping it all in place, ALWAYS (humans fret about hair, eyebrows, facial hair, pubic hair at times and in one particular case that I know of, arm hair). It depends if you got what it takes to stay on top of it all.
It also depends on the individual; there would be those that couldn't fathom not shampooing from head to claw every day (or more), while others get away with the lightest of upkeep. Living conditions may vary.
Heightened sense of smell is a weird thing; what smells good for some is nasal torture for others, "free-and-clear" shampoos/body lotions/conditioners are the way to go, just to be safe.
I'm sure their grooming industry has the needs of the furry-types in their respective universe, ranging from traditional methods, innovative inventions that have saved considerable amount of time (but with questionable compositions that may or may not cause cancer), all-natural alternatives that are twice as expensive (can't be produced in enough quantity to lower costs) but judged as being not as effective, to shortcut/"miracle" products that are just junk.
Keeping fur short is convenient and less upkeep, longer follicles are more luxurious, if genetically possible. The issue here is not just brushing it in the morning and forgetting about it, it's keeping it all in place, ALWAYS (humans fret about hair, eyebrows, facial hair, pubic hair at times and in one particular case that I know of, arm hair). It depends if you got what it takes to stay on top of it all.
It also depends on the individual; there would be those that couldn't fathom not shampooing from head to claw every day (or more), while others get away with the lightest of upkeep. Living conditions may vary.
Heightened sense of smell is a weird thing; what smells good for some is nasal torture for others, "free-and-clear" shampoos/body lotions/conditioners are the way to go, just to be safe.
I'm sure their grooming industry has the needs of the furry-types in their respective universe, ranging from traditional methods, innovative inventions that have saved considerable amount of time (but with questionable compositions that may or may not cause cancer), all-natural alternatives that are twice as expensive (can't be produced in enough quantity to lower costs) but judged as being not as effective, to shortcut/"miracle" products that are just junk.
I believe they just comb the visible and/or that parts that somehow make a knot.
I must be a carnivore, cause Juno is looking like a whole snack right about now.
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