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Disgusting armpit hair on woman
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Deleted User wrote: »Mainly English lads yeah?
How did you read all that without losing the will to live? :pac:
Button ftw indeed. Looking forward to the Spanish GP this weekend
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If that makes me a sell-out to my gender, then so be it.
I don't think that makes you a sell-out to your gender at all. I wax my legs even though I rarely, almost never, wear skirts because, like yourself, I love the feel and look of silky legs. I think the crux of this topic is not being shamed/cajoled/insulted into doing one or the other.
This subject reminds me of the old 'women should wear skirts/dresses' argument. At one time women wearing trousers was frowned upon, and outright banned in offices. I mention this to illustrate how strongly held ideas about women can be, and have been, moved from entrenched to barely there at all. Hurrah for that, I say
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Gummy Panda wrote: »I'm a man and shave my armpits.
Makes the gunz look bigger :P
Pandas don't have guns pet.
/rub rub belly
:pac:
Ego deflated
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For me, leg hair removal is tricky. (I don't get underarm hair).
I have very, very sensitive skin on my legs.
Shaving makes my legs very itchy, days after the event, not just on the day. In my sleep, I scratch my legs so hard, they are covered in scabs.
Depilatory cream gives me a severe allergic reaction akin to my legs being scalded.
Laser hair removal, which some people have mentioned in this thread, is very expensive, as far as I know only a few hairs at a time can be done.
Leg-waxing is the only thing that works for me. But at 40 euro a pop, every few weeks, I simply can't afford this on my low salary.
Thankfully, I have an understanding boyfriend, who would rather I wasn't broke or in discomfort for the sake of having constantly smooth legs. :cool:midlandsmissus wrote: »And do men realise that alot of women don't shave their legs 90% of the time? Only if their legs are on show.
Very true.
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For me, leg hair removal is tricky. (I don't get underarm hair).
I have very, very sensitive skin on my legs.
Shaving makes my legs very itchy, days after the event, not just on the day. In my sleep, I scratch my legs so hard, they are covered in scabs.
Depilatory cream gives me a severe allergic reaction akin to my legs being scalded.
Laser hair removal, which some people have mentioned in this thread, is very expensive, as far as I know only a few hairs at a time can be done.
Leg-waxing is the only thing that works for me. But at 40 euro a pop, every few weeks, I simply can't afford this on my low salary.
Thankfully, I have an understanding boyfriend, who would rather I wasn't broke or in discomfort for the sake of having constantly smooth legs. :cool:midlandsmissus wrote: »And do men realise that alot of women don't shave their legs 90% of the time? Only if their legs are on show.
Very true.
Don't worry! Puberty will kick in soon enough and you'll grow that horrible pit hair too. Just be sure to shave it
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For me, leg hair removal is tricky. (I don't get underarm hair).
I have very, very sensitive skin on my legs.
Shaving makes my legs very itchy, days after the event, not just on the day. In my sleep, I scratch my legs so hard, they are covered in scabs.
Depilatory cream gives me a severe allergic reaction akin to my legs being scalded.
Laser hair removal, which some people have mentioned in this thread, is very expensive, as far as I know only a few hairs at a time can be done.
Leg-waxing is the only thing that works for me. But at 40 euro a pop, every few weeks, I simply can't afford this on my low salary.
Thankfully, I have an understanding boyfriend, who would rather I wasn't broke or in discomfort for the sake of having constantly smooth legs. :cool:
Very true.
That's another thing. Do men understand the discomfort? I often nick/cut my legs when shaving. It's a large are. Imagine nicking your chin over a large area.
And your underarm skin is very sensitive.
I wonder if some men know the amount of work it takes to get the unnatural hairless look?0 -
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midlandsmissus wrote: »For me, leg hair removal is tricky. (I don't get underarm hair).
I have very, very sensitive skin on my legs.
Shaving makes my legs very itchy, days after the event, not just on the day. In my sleep, I scratch my legs so hard, they are covered in scabs.
Depilatory cream gives me a severe allergic reaction akin to my legs being scalded.
Laser hair removal, which some people have mentioned in this thread, is very expensive, as far as I know only a few hairs at a time can be done.
Leg-waxing is the only thing that works for me. But at 40 euro a pop, every few weeks, I simply can't afford this on my low salary.
Thankfully, I have an understanding boyfriend, who would rather I wasn't broke or in discomfort for the sake of having constantly smooth legs. :cool:
Very true.
That's another thing. Do men understand the discomfort? I often nick/cut my legs when shaving. It's a large are. Imagine nicking your chin over a large area.
And your underarm skin is very sensitive.
I wonder if some men know the amount of work it takes to get the unnatural hairless look?
Try shaving your face everyday0 -
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Gummy Panda wrote: »Try shaving your face everyday
My Dad DOESN'T shave his face every day, or any day because of sensitive skin. That's what beards are for. :cool: And, yeah, I know some women dislike beards, but plenty like them too!LETHAL LADY wrote: »Try the veet wax strips* for sensitive skin at about six euro a pack I find them great.
* I have been paid sweet F.A. for this endorsement.
Home-waxing? No can do, too wussy. Need a professional to do the job. 0 -
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