I personally love changing my hair and don't think it's that big a deal but, since my hair is very wild and curly (a huge Afro basically), I often get requests to leave it that way. I think if hair, or any particular feature, draws you to a companion then it's in your best interest to mention it so they can bear it in mind when preparing for you date. This is the reason many of us encourage clients to speak up about requests. A simple "I love your hair in this picture/are you still keeping your hair like this" or "You look stunning in this picture would you mind replicating the make up?" Will save frustration on both ends.

Her pictures aren't accurate if she's gained significant weight, her makeup is hiding something or suggesting something that isn't true (like fake freckles), the pics are out of date, or they hide that she has a bunch of tats when the profile doesn't disclose them.

This is very simple.

Hello ****** Which photo is the most recent?
You might also want to request a certain look.  

A lot of providers wear hair extensions, most of the top ones.  If long hair is important to you, I suggest mentioning it. Same with heavy make-up. Photography make-up is very heavy and not traditionally worn everyday.  Especially in humid climates like Florida. If you like a natural look request it. If you want glam VaVoom, request it!  

 
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Of course, reviews won't 100% save you from disappointment but if six people give her an 8 and her photos are 10 you might ask why. I also make sure I look at the "Photos current?" box. And of course, if there is something you like, request it when you set up the date.  

All that said, it seems that what we now call pussy was referred to as cats in Benjamin Franklin's day, and his famous phrase "all cats are gray in the dark" was part of his explanation of why to take an older women to bed. Fun fact: He ripped the line off from John Heywood, whose book of proverbs (1546) said 'When all candles be out, all cats be gray.'

My recent experience: I met with just an incredible provider. Amazing session (one of the best ever) and fun, fun, warm, intelligent, nice person. She was not beautiful in any classic sense. But that didn't detract from the quality of the session. And I'm sure, had she been able to market herself as beautiful on top of her other gifts she could have charged double what she did and I wouldn't have seen her. That's a trade-off I'd make any day.

FWIW

I understand that could be frustrating but often we had our hair and makeup done profeasionally for photos and its not something we could do ourselves and if we could it could take hours/days and hundreds which is not feesible for one date. I had a few ask me the same with my old pics which is why i juat got new pics showing a very natural look which is more me in a real session.

I noticed the hamburgers they serve at McDonalds never look like the ones in the menu pictures.

False Advertising?

 
Fit that grievance into a Review.
That'll get some notice.

In the future,  
REQUEST a "Look" that is your favorite of all her pictures.

I wouldn't wear my Mini-Mouse outfit for someone  
who wants me as Cruella de Vil

Everyone is different...but I am not that fussy about a ladies hair unless it is oily and stringy.....which signals other things maybe in need of attention too.  Has yet to happen to me.  

I would, however, be upset of a lady represented herself as having a full bush, landing strip, or partially shaved and there was nothing down there.  I miss the bush or landing strip, I really do.  So ladies, please be honest about that element?  

I have been lucky, never been with a lady in which there was not even a hint of misrepresentation.  

A while back I saw a lady frequently who's "look" evolved over time.  First time I ask for the hot MILF look going to work out.....got that one.  Second time the Victory Secret Sex Goddess......got it.  I finally asked her what she preferred. She shared she just likes being naked.  Whom am I to argue, from then on she met me naked.

But if a client likes it curly then I certainly don't mind if they request it before the booking. I try to carry as much of the outfits I have in my most recent photos with me in case that's requested too but it's not always feasible.
I try to look as much like my photos as possible because I don't want someone being disappointed when they come to see me and I'm not into fake hair/boobs/nails etc anyway. You can still be glamorous with your real look

if i took professional photos and looked a certain way, then i believe that is how i show up to an appt...i feel if i did not then i basically lied and misrepresented myself...i do not "do" my hair and wear minimum make-up because that is what i am comfortable with...it is part of me...just my .02 cents

when a provider exceeds my "add 5-10 years and 10-15 pounds to whatever the ad says" rule.  This rule insures I am seldom disappointed because most girls fudge a little on their stats, so I expect that, but not too much.  If the ad says she weighs 120 and its really 160, that's more than a fudge, it's a misrepresentation in my book.

When I first started, I had a gf tell me "Do what agencies do, use someone elses pics!" I was totally uncomfortable with that idea. Then I colored my hair lighter, took my extensions out but then I realized I only had professional pics in my long black hair...so I decided when I see a client, I put them back. It's false advertising and it is not fair. That is like shopping online on those wholesale priced sites and see something beautiful and you end up with something totally different and unappealing. I say ladies, look like your photos and if you change your hair or something, please state so.

Every provider I have had showed up and looked like their picture, hair might have been styled, colored or cut different, but it did not matter to me, as long as they had the correct plumbing and fixtures. Women cut their hair and change it more times than most men change underwear.  If long hair is the reason you are hiring a woman, well, you might want to change your reasons. I do understand how it might be upsetting if a provider having a pretty face because of make up, showed up not looking her best for the date, and looked drab, you can back out of the date or just fuck her doggy style, and facing away from reflective surfaces. It becomes false advertising, if your provider was showing a vagina between her legs in her picture, and showed up with a penis between her legs, you would have every right be upset.

She clearly states on her site that her hair has changed since her last photo shoot.  

I won't even borrow clothing items for my photo shoots, because I know how many times men have requested specific outfits I've worn in my pictures.  

Hair has a dramatic effect on the a woman's entire appearance, and how she is perceived... while a man might find the same woman attractive regardless of her hairstyle, if he's booking a girl with waist-long hair and gets one with a pageboy cut... well, some men are going to feel disappointed.  

I mean, some guys specifically search for redheads, blondes, etc.  

If she's wearing clip-in extensions for the shoot, and they dramatically change the length or style of her hair, then she should wear them for appointments. Or leave them out for the shoot. Whichever.

I guess make-up works the same way. If she's glammed up in photos, that's what guys will be led to expect. Some will be very disappointed if she doesn't deliver.  

I mean, say I order a used book from Amazon. If the seller includes a photo of a brand-new book for informational purposes, he is obligated to at least say - somewhere - that the book in the photo is not the actual book you'll receive. And it's best if he actually does include a photo of the 'real' used book, tears and all... even if it's, like, the last photo in the gallery.

I've always held the idea that it is better to look more amazing in person then one does in pro pics, or any pics for that matter. The last thing a provider should want is to disappoint when the door opens.  
That being said, ladies change their hair styles and make up looks all the time and, if you prefer a certain look, inquire about it. Ask, politely, if a) her current look matches the photo you've seen and desire or b) if she would mind making herself up to appear representative of that pic.
Keep in mind, it can take time to accomplish these beauty feats! So, make sure to give ample notice (prior to your preferred booking time) for your beauty queen to get everything that needs to be done, done.
As a general rule, it's best just to ask which pic most accurately represents her current beauty trend and go from there.
Some ladies find attire/ make-up/ hair look requests to be offensive. Some invite it. It's best to inquire about her current look first then (if it is not what you are after) inquire if she would be willing to go the extra mile for you to change it.
Appreciation for the lengths she goes for you (pre appt) would be welcomed and returned, I presume, in most cases.
Hope that helped!

and put a date on your pics.

I used to wear wigs, and learned to put that in my site. (When a client is expecting a platinum bob & you show up with waist length curls, they tend to get confused.)

It's pretty simple- we girls like to show off, so we take pics looking good- but put a date on them so clients know they are from last year.

And the makeup thing? I just assume I should be full face unless the client has another preference. Just saying. To me, showing up like that is the equivalent of rocking Thierry Mugler in your site/ad, but showing up in dirty sweats. JMOI.

When I order a double double w/cheese, I don't want to be handed a veggie burger & told "It's still a burger". I might eat it still, but I'd be very disappointed.