ManScaping

[mbamike]

What I did was mow down the bush down until it was a long stubble. I used a trimmer. Then I shaved the stubble smooth with a razor. Sounds like you will need to do this to your whole body.

I maintain the smoothness in the shower. A few swishes each time I shower keeps me smooth down there.

I just used Nair on my legs, arms, and ass. The hair does grow back. I just repeat the process when necessary. This process takes only a few minutes compared to hours to shave with a razor.

 

[ManOnTop]

Just bought Nair. One bottle as opposed to the case, which was tempting. It works. But the smell! The smell!

Someone tell the CIA about it. You don't need to waterboard if you have that smell at your disposal. I wanted to tell every secret I knew after about a minute.

 

[Kulindahr]

Just bought Nair. One bottle as opposed to the case, which was tempting. It works. But the smell! The smell!

Someone tell the CIA about it. You don't need to waterboard if you have that smell at your disposal. I wanted to tell every secret I knew after about a minute.

I understand they had to bring in a team of experts before Nair was released on the market, to make certain it wasn't violating the Geneva Convention.

 

[Kulindahr]

Actually this is something that drives me crazy. Back in the 80s, a team looking for a baldness cure stumbled across a chemical that was the opposite: it induced baldness -- spread it in and let it soak in, and it turned off hair follicles. I've been waiting with annoyance as year after year passes with no appearance on the market.

I'm not a furball by any means, but there are places I don't like having hair and/or don't like having to shave. Something to apply as a pack for a couple of hours and then no hair would grow in that area would be a delight.