Mood Hair

Hair that hangs down both sides of a shemale's face frames her countenance, especially if her hairstyle includes bangs. The effect is to suggest that she is a picture, or a portrait, rather than a person, an artistic rendering, a likeness, an image, idealized, perhaps, and made eternal as an object of pleasure and study.

Especially if it is wavy, hair that flips away from the face and the back of the head suggests frenzied motion, or a wild response, to an ongoing action. If the context allows, this motion or response may be interpreted as the onset of orgasm. Certainly nudity, the straddling of a naked man or woman by the shemale, or the insertion of a penis into the shemale's anus would make such an interpretation of the significance of such "flyaway" hair a reasonable one.

Short or pulled-back hair allows the writer to focus exclusively on the character's face. Her personality becomes more important than her physicality, even if she appears in a sexual situation. Short or pulled-back hair is therefore a good option for a scene in which the sex is described as lovemaking rather than as simply sex and the tone is one of tenderness rather than roughness, with love emphasized over lust, and cooperative interaction between partners, rather than dominance and submission, is the theme of the scene.

Relatively short, wiry or curly hair can seem to explode, as it were, from the shemale's head, as if, during the more intense moments of sex, or during orgasm itself, she is literally explosive with passion. Short hair, precisely because it is short--in other words, because there is less of it--also redirects the reader's gaze to the shemale's face, giving the writer the opportunity to focus on expressions of outrage, fear, discomfort, annoyance, joy, lust, or any other strong emotion that is called forth by the action and is especially pertinent to the scene.

Highlighted hair gives a shemale a festive look, brightening a brunette's tresses or darkening a blonde's goldilocks.