The Beauty of Being Hairless “Down There” | Bikini Hair Removal
Hi Y’all,
It seems I’ve ignited a little controversy with my post on completely bare bikini lines. People have emailed me saying it’s weird, awesome, gross, sexy, etc. . . .
This reminded me of an article I read about this topic in the New York Times a couple years ago. It was called “The Revised Birthday Suit”. The article was written at the beginning of the bald bikini trend, so the tone was a little ‘oh-my-god-I-can’t-believe-people-actually-do-this!’
But that was then and this is now, people have come around to the hair-free bikini. Today, the Brazilian bikini, …
Read moreUh oh! Sweaty Armpits a Problem?
Hey Y’all!
Good Wednesday morning!
After seeing this picture of Carmen Electra, who usually looks cooler than cool, I started thinking of sweat . . . Sweat stains and how lame they are.
I was watching ABC’s Shark Tank last week and one of the presenters vying for the Shark’s money was doing a pretty good presentation. The Sharks were buying her shtick (some kind of electronic turkey basting device!), then all of a sudden she raised her arm to gesture to something and revealed a wet-wet pit stain. Poor girl! Now the whole world knew she was impossibly nervous …
Read moreHow Can I Do Laser Hair Removal on My Arms Without Having a Sharp Contrast Around The Middle of My Arm?
This question comes from Curious via Yahoo! Answers:
Q: Arms Laser Hair Removal Question: How can i do it without having a sharp contrast around my mid-arm?
I tried one time laser removal, it hurts and it costs but i think it’s the best solution…
Only problem is, i ended up having a big contrast (no hair/long hair zone) around my mid arms (around T-shirt sleeve length)…
Notes:
- I a man with long hair on my arms and upper back
- I don’t like shaving, bleaching or waxing, I want a permanent solution…
- Shaving my forearms is …
The New York Times Reports on Laser Hair Removal
The New York Times published an article entitled “Zapping Teenage Torment,” which discusses teenagers with unwanted facial hair and the difficulties and solutions they’ve experienced as a result.
Below are a few excerpts:
ADOLESCENCE is an awkward time to grow a mustache. Especially if you’re a girl.
When Vidya Srinivasan was 7, girls would make her play a man in games of make-believe because of the downy hairs on her upper lip. “It really started messing up my self-esteem,” said Vidya, now 13. “I got to thinking that maybe there’d been a mistake and I was really born a boy.”…
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