Ever wonder what that woman across the bar was thinking as you walked in?

We asked ten girls what they notice about a man when meeting him for the first time. They say don’t judge a book by its cover, but the only common trait you share with a paperback is a spine. Judge away, ladies.  

1 — “The one thing I look straight at when a guy walks into the room is his face, so grooming is important. Facial hair is fine — if anything, it’s encouraged — but it should be properly maintained.”
– Emily, 33, Columbus, Ohio

2 — “I can’t stand it when a dude is wearing some obnoxious slogan on his shirt. I get it. ‘Your cock isn’t going to lick itself.’ That’s a surefire way to never get a blowjob from me.”
– Mandy, 25, Brooklyn, New York

3 — “One of the little things I’ll notice about a guy’s appearance is his fingernails — a small detail that says a lot about a man’s grooming habits.”
– Kate, 35, Orlando, Florida

2 — “You can tell a lot about a man from the way he styles his hair. I’m instantly attracted to short, lightly styled hair as it shows he respects his appearance but also isn’t swayed by fleeting trends. Man buns are pussy cancer, gentlemen.”
– Jen, 41, Portland, Oregon

5 — “I definitely notice their confidence. If they aren’t holding themselves with pride then I know they won’t be looking for an equally strong woman. I like a challenge!”
– Alice, 31, Madison, Wisconsin

6 — “I like a bald dude with glasses. I got a George Costanza fetish. It’s my thing.”
– Ally, 34, Los Angeles, California

7 — “I think a great pair of shoes says a lot about a guy. Battered-up sneakers or those super-shiny cheap dress
shoes you’ve had since your high school prom screams immaturity to me. Men would be shocked by how many women clock their shoes the minute they walk into a room.”
– Claire, 29, Austin, Texas

8 — “Fresh breath. I need a minty mouth. I refuse to put my tongue into a hot hole of coffee breath.”
– Megan, 34, Miami, Florida

9 — “The first thing I notice about a guy is how he holds himself. If his shoulders are hunched and he looks down a lot, I am turned-off. Walk in with confidence. Take over the room.”
– Alex, 32, Syracuse, New York

10 — “I love a man in a good, clean pair of slacks. If he has big, broad shoulders and looks like he could slaughter a wild boar to feed us for the winter, I’m totally his.”
– Lydia, 28, Birmingham, Alabama