Body Hair on Premade Sims

I think everyone it's getting hair, but some more than others. I don't see Don Lothario sporting unshaven back hair for example.

Don Lothario definitely has body hair (not too thick but definitely noticeable). He invites the ladies to count the strands while they lay on his chest and tell him how their husbands have lost their romantic spark.

Bob, Mortimer and most of the other premade men will have some degree of body hair in my game. The ones that don’t would be Akira Kibo, Thorne Bailey, Diego Lobo, Izzy Fabulous, J. Huntington III, Travis Scott, Johnny Zest, Gunther Munch and Marcus Flex.

I hope we can put it on female sims as well because I see Anaya Jang and Ulrike Faust having leg and arm hair.

Pretty much all the male sims get body hair in my game.

"Simmingal;d-1001186" wrote:
Since we are getting body hair soon in base game
I've been trying to scheme which premades should have body hair and which not
It's endless mystery therefore: discuss.

I want to hear whos getting furry this summer/autumn season so I may also decide :lol:

Should Mortimer Goth have body hair? Yes. I think Bella secretly prefers furry men and she wants Morty to give her something to cling on to when the passion levels reach fever pitch!

Should Vlad have body hair? No. Something about hairy vampires just doesn't fit. I picture vampires as being incredibly vain. Their often portrayed as romantic, figures that sweep their victims off their feet. I can't see a vain man wanting to be all hairy. Vlad doesn't really y impress me as the vain type, but I'd still pass.

Should Greg have body hair? Oh yeah. He's been a werewolf for so long now there has to be some residual hairiness that migrated to his human form.

Should Don Lothario have body hair? Very little, mostly a hairy chest. Well groomed and not thick

Maybe some ladies would have body hair? I could see Agnes having that thin old lady facial hair thing. Oliana Ngata from Sulani might have a little body hair that she isn't as worried about keeping trimmed or shaved like most women. I'm sure there would be some others that don't want to be hairy but at the same time aren't that obsessed with daily shaving so they might let their legs start to show just a thin bit of growth.

Greg in his human form should have the most body hair. >:) :D
Mortimer should have a nice chest hair considering he's like Spanish/French/Italian. ;)
As for the ladies, only if they are Werewolves, then & only then they can have a few body hairs growing on them in human form. :p

As a non-fan of body hair (I don't hate it, but I don't really like it either if that makes sense. it exists, there's nothing wrong with it, but it doesn't mean anything to me in terms of defining aspects of a sim or a person) I don't plan on going through the effort to add it to many sims.

The werewolves, possibly Knox, definitely Don, maybe Bob Pancakes... and after that I don't know that I care enough to go through the hassle (though doubtless there are other sims it would suit.)

"DaniRose2143;c-18145170" wrote:

Should Vlad have body hair? No. Something about hairy vampires just doesn't fit. I picture vampires as being incredibly vain. Their often portrayed as romantic, figures that sweep their victims off their feet. I can't see a vain man wanting to be all hairy. Vlad doesn't really y impress me as the vain type, but I'd still pass.

Hmm it could also be vlads elderly look since dudes tend to lose some hair at his well aesthetic age :lol: I mean his dark form is bald so i guess it makes sense he wouldn't have much body hair either

also i am glad people are backing my mortimer might have chest hair theory so now i know it isnt just me manifesting Morddie Mercury

"DaWaterRat;c-18145187" wrote:
As a non-fan of body hair (I don't hate it, but I don't really like it either if that makes sense. it exists, there's nothing wrong with it, but it doesn't mean anything to me in terms of defining aspects of a sim or a person) I don't plan on going through the effort to add it to many sims.

The werewolves, possibly Knox, definitely Don, maybe Bob Pancakes... and after that I don't know that I care enough to go through the hassle (though doubtless there are other sims it would suit.)

Same. It's not something I'm jumping up and down over, and I probably won't bother with it much unless it's specifically needed for a character. I am bracing myself for the deluge of hairy caveman/woman sim makeovers, though.

I don't mind hairy people or smooth people (of any gender), but unless I'm giving any pre-made a makeover for other reasons, none of them will be getting body hair by my own hand. I'm not interested enough in most of them to care about their glabrous or hirsute pursuits. :tongue:

"cyncie;c-18145204" wrote:

"DaWaterRat;c-18145187" wrote:
As a non-fan of body hair (I don't hate it, but I don't really like it either if that makes sense. it exists, there's nothing wrong with it, but it doesn't mean anything to me in terms of defining aspects of a sim or a person) I don't plan on going through the effort to add it to many sims.

The werewolves, possibly Knox, definitely Don, maybe Bob Pancakes... and after that I don't know that I care enough to go through the hassle (though doubtless there are other sims it would suit.)

Same. It's not something I'm jumping up and down over, and I probably won't bother with it much unless it's specifically needed for a character. I am bracing myself for the deluge of hairy caveman/woman sim makeovers, though.

I just feel like I usually end up creating my sims without body hair cause well what can i say preferences (well at least in ts3 days thats what happened) :lol: but if i make it my business to add it on some suitable sims when it drops maybe my game will be less of hairless land you know and maybe i'll be reminded its option when i see those hairy bodies strutting about

similar problem with tattoos except that I love tattoos and yet i forget those are thing i could add on my sims bodies for some odd reason