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| ayanami16 |
Posted - 12/21/2008 : 11:53:54 PM
lol! hey everyone! i am EXTREMELY new to this! i think its cool that there is an awesome website where you can freely talk about your bodies!One HUGE question i have pertaining to the body is hair removal. I understand that this is a topic that is usually on everyone's minds; so here's a place were everyone can come together and discuss ways to free ourselves of meddlesome hair  ! -lol- i dont mean to make hair sound negative. if you like your body hair, good for you. i know that on other individuals i check out, body hair is attractive. however, on me - i do not desire it to be 
but ya, so here is my question[s]:
What type of creams/machines do you use to remove hair?
How effective are they?
are they costly [if so, how much]?
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| bubbabubba |
Posted - 03/19/2017 : 12:58:59 PM
Have had laser, waxing and electrolysis....most larger cities have salons that work on men...just part of the evolving nature of styles.....I am a retired teacher-- had MANY guys with shaved or waxed arms and chests to show off their muscles, esp in tank tops in hotter weather.....
gwt |
| sailawaybob |
Posted - 12/30/2008 : 5:10:13 PM
A electric razor for my pubic hair, it keeps the skin from breaking out. I use a disposable razor for my scrotum and any other area and it last about a week or so before I have to repeat the process. I also saw the mitten advertise fullmonte let us know if it works. |
| fullmonte |
Posted - 12/26/2008 : 12:56:31 AM
Hi,
I love being smooth. Some people can shave their pubic hairs, and life is good! I envy them, shaving down there doesn't work for me! My estitition loves me, I write a check to the spa once a month, for $170 with tip. I get my back, butt, below my belly button, and a complete bikini/brazillion. I love the feel. I am extremely prone to ingrown hair, and shaving brings them on in force! Shaving my legs and chest works great.
I just ordered a product from Europe that is supposed to remove hair by just rubbing a little mitten or glove in a circular motion.
It would be wonderful if it works, but I'll see. If it does work, my estitition bill will fall to $40 a month.
I've been taking it off for 2 years, and am obviously struggling with finding the best low cost way of managing my hair growth.
Peace,
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| Drakkus |
Posted - 12/26/2008 : 12:34:48 AM
I know I'm an exception here, but I'm a minimalist when it comes to shaving. When I'm shaving either my face or my groin, I use no creams or fancy shavers at all. When I get in the shower, I wet my pubic hair for about 15 seconds, get out a razor (at least 3 blades, any less is too likely to cause razor burn), and trim everything nice and neat. I shave my face when I get out of the shower, after toweling everything off but my beard. I fill the sink with hot water, get my Gillette Fusion out and shave off my beard.
That's another thing that's strange for me. My face is more sensitive than my groin... And more likely to clog up my razor. C'est la vie.
Be True and Stay Naked,
Drakkus
One is nothing more, and nothing less, than what they believe themselves to be. |
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