JulieL said:ban-all-sheds said:
In my opinion having seeing plenty of 'genital areas'.........shaving or hair removal in this area is very common - I started to observe this happening since the early 90's - it seems to be the fashionable thing to do.
Indeed I would say that more don't have hair there than do.
So that`s what my barber does when singeing customers
Electric or safety razor?
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Or, as this has just reminded me of some lyrics by Tom Lehrer:Nige F said:If my razor was for shaving my genitalia.....it wouldn`t be called a cut- throat, would it?
Soon we'll be out, amid the cold world's strife
Soon we'll be sliding down the razor blade of life
In catering beards are generally a no-no. And some busy chefs actually shave their heads totally bald for good measure.
I try to keep it to shaving Mon-Wed-Thurs, but I really need to shave everyday now. I work with a guy in his 50s who has no facial hair other than a couple of tufty bits where sideburns would grow.
Has anyone ever tried Immac on their face? I just wonder what it would do.
As to the lower-shaving: I thought all British women (certainly unmarried ones) were staunch advocates of the short back-and-sides? Yay Brazilian!
And for the male equivalent... who hasn't got drunk and wondered what it would look like? It happened at uni, got rather smashed with a "friendly" blonde, and for some reason (?!?!) we decided that it would be a fun thing to do... and I have to say it looked rather like skin-on chicken breast!!!
I try to keep it to shaving Mon-Wed-Thurs, but I really need to shave everyday now. I work with a guy in his 50s who has no facial hair other than a couple of tufty bits where sideburns would grow.
Has anyone ever tried Immac on their face? I just wonder what it would do.
As to the lower-shaving: I thought all British women (certainly unmarried ones) were staunch advocates of the short back-and-sides? Yay Brazilian!
And for the male equivalent... who hasn't got drunk and wondered what it would look like? It happened at uni, got rather smashed with a "friendly" blonde, and for some reason (?!?!) we decided that it would be a fun thing to do... and I have to say it looked rather like skin-on chicken breast!!!
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pipme said:I wonder if A got down to a little mutual 'sandpapering' with the accomodating blonde?
I didn't take up DIY until after uni so there was no sandpapering involved.
I am now informed that a "Hollywood" is where they take it all off, as opposed to the "racing-stripe" Brazilian.
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JulieL
AdamW said:
Brazilian is the most common term used in the UK.
When you go to get this done you need to check that the salons do this......as not all do
Whether you ask for a 'Hollywood' or a 'Brazilian' you are still asked whether you want all the hair removed or little tufts left....or all of the hair removed including that on the perineum (ouch!
) You can also have a template put onto the pubic area which can leave only a certain shape of hair when the waxing is done eg a heart shape
.......they will also dye the hair as well if you want!
It's now cool for men to have this done as well........how about it Adam!!!?
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I had to get my father an electric razor while he was in Hospital recently ,
Top Boss one at nearly £200,I tried it,it pinched an wasnt nice on less than a days growth , red smarting raw afterwards
all right with plenty of skin balm lathered on after i suppose but not as good as a Gillette mach 3
What I want to know Is WHAt HAPPENED TO Moustaches ???
I had a classic one in my twenties an looked like Gary Oldman In the Film ,The FIRM
http://www.thespinningimage.co.uk/cultfilms/displaycultfilm.asp?reviewid=511
I would love to have a tache again but dont fancy being mistaken as a Gayer ...lol
Top Boss one at nearly £200,I tried it,it pinched an wasnt nice on less than a days growth , red smarting raw afterwards
all right with plenty of skin balm lathered on after i suppose but not as good as a Gillette mach 3
What I want to know Is WHAt HAPPENED TO Moustaches ???
I had a classic one in my twenties an looked like Gary Oldman In the Film ,The FIRM
http://www.thespinningimage.co.uk/cultfilms/displaycultfilm.asp?reviewid=511
I would love to have a tache again but dont fancy being mistaken as a Gayer ...lol
JulieL said:Brazilian is the most common term used in the UK.
When you go to get this done you need to check that the salons do this......as not all do
Whether you ask for a 'Hollywood' or a 'Brazilian' you are still asked whether you want all the hair removed or little tufts left....or all of the hair removed including that on the perineum (ouch!
You can also have a template put onto the pubic area which can leave only a certain shape of hair when the waxing is done eg a heart shape
.......they will also dye the hair as well if you want!
It's now cool for men to have this done as well........how about it Adam!!!?
They DYE the hair? Seeing as most (if not all) people are darker down there, this would involve bleaching first... isn't that a tad painful?
Not sure I would want me "Humber Bridge" waxed, but I would certainly be willing to undergo a back-crack-sack for that special lady. At least once, anyway.
Julie, perhaps you could take a lesson from the Del Boy school of marketing: whilst you have the ladies in the stirrups, offer a wax. I'll bet many women would be glad to be able to get both jobs done at once instead of having to expose themselves to the draft twice.
"Smear, wash and wax, while you wait"
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kendor said:Doesn't it get in the food?AdamW said:
Yeah, and if they're busy, when do they find the time..?
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