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Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 7:20 pm
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OMG Aural Sex taking-risks Nadira taking-risks Nadira As a fellow swimmer, I know what this is like, too. I usually just carefully shaved the area where the suit did not cover. I never was very comfortable being completely shaved while in a swim suit. For the removal of hair, I carefully use Nair in those areas. Be very careful not to get any hair on the inner lips, because you will burn yourself. But it is possible to do it safely, and have it be effectively. If using a razor is possible, go for it. Like with anything, be very careful. I was never into the idea of letting the bush hang out. I just don't find it productive. (Ever get a long hair stuck between your suit, and have it pull? Ow). Nor, do I think it is very attractive...(Queer or not, I don't like it). Anyways, hope that helped. Thank you so much! That is an amazing idea to use nair, if I do end up getting rid of the hair. Is it just called Nair? Sorry, I've only seen commercials.(: I'm going to look for it next time I go to CVS. Oh and I do get long hair stuck down there. It sucks. Hurts like a b***h! I currently use a product that is registered as "Nair". I'm not a fan of the Hanson products, because they always irritated my skin, so I look for products that have Aloe and other moisturizers/soothers added to them. I recently read in a magazine about using wax for the bikini line. The article spoke about using a wax that only needs about 15 seconds to be heated up, and can be a thicker wax that goes on thin. I haven't tried waxing, but you can research about it. I had bought the wax strips, but were never successful with getting them to work properly. Yeah, Nair is sold at CVS. That's where I buy it, too. Any drug store typically carries the product. Good luck. Alright, thanks!(: I have tried to use Nair on my pubic area. I HATED it. It was irritating and smelled awful. I usually use an electric trimmer (like one you would use to shave your head, not a facial one) and then shave for romantic special occasions.
Today, I went to CVS and put some on my arm to see if it worked and it did, but it does smell terrible. it didn't irritate my skin, though. Maybe it's because I didn't use it downstairs yet.
When you used it, did it work even though it was irritating? |
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Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 7:25 pm
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taking-risks OMG Aural Sex taking-risks Nadira taking-risks Nadira As a fellow swimmer, I know what this is like, too. I usually just carefully shaved the area where the suit did not cover. I never was very comfortable being completely shaved while in a swim suit. For the removal of hair, I carefully use Nair in those areas. Be very careful not to get any hair on the inner lips, because you will burn yourself. But it is possible to do it safely, and have it be effectively. If using a razor is possible, go for it. Like with anything, be very careful. I was never into the idea of letting the bush hang out. I just don't find it productive. (Ever get a long hair stuck between your suit, and have it pull? Ow). Nor, do I think it is very attractive...(Queer or not, I don't like it). Anyways, hope that helped. Thank you so much! That is an amazing idea to use nair, if I do end up getting rid of the hair. Is it just called Nair? Sorry, I've only seen commercials.(: I'm going to look for it next time I go to CVS. Oh and I do get long hair stuck down there. It sucks. Hurts like a b***h! I currently use a product that is registered as "Nair". I'm not a fan of the Hanson products, because they always irritated my skin, so I look for products that have Aloe and other moisturizers/soothers added to them. I recently read in a magazine about using wax for the bikini line. The article spoke about using a wax that only needs about 15 seconds to be heated up, and can be a thicker wax that goes on thin. I haven't tried waxing, but you can research about it. I had bought the wax strips, but were never successful with getting them to work properly. Yeah, Nair is sold at CVS. That's where I buy it, too. Any drug store typically carries the product. Good luck. Alright, thanks!(: I have tried to use Nair on my pubic area. I HATED it. It was irritating and smelled awful. I usually use an electric trimmer (like one you would use to shave your head, not a facial one) and then shave for romantic special occasions. Today, I went to CVS and put some on my arm to see if it worked and it did, but it does smell terrible. it didn't irritate my skin, though. Maybe it's because I didn't use it downstairs yet. When you used it, did it work even though it was irritating?
I couldn't leave it on long enough to get the full effect, but I did lose some hair. BUT it left my down stair out of commission for almost a week. It was unpleasant. |
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Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 7:40 pm
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Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 7:46 pm
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OMG Aural Sex taking-risks OMG Aural Sex taking-risks Nadira I currently use a product that is registered as "Nair". I'm not a fan of the Hanson products, because they always irritated my skin, so I look for products that have Aloe and other moisturizers/soothers added to them. I recently read in a magazine about using wax for the bikini line. The article spoke about using a wax that only needs about 15 seconds to be heated up, and can be a thicker wax that goes on thin. I haven't tried waxing, but you can research about it. I had bought the wax strips, but were never successful with getting them to work properly. Yeah, Nair is sold at CVS. That's where I buy it, too. Any drug store typically carries the product. Good luck. Alright, thanks!(: I have tried to use Nair on my pubic area. I HATED it. It was irritating and smelled awful. I usually use an electric trimmer (like one you would use to shave your head, not a facial one) and then shave for romantic special occasions. Today, I went to CVS and put some on my arm to see if it worked and it did, but it does smell terrible. it didn't irritate my skin, though. Maybe it's because I didn't use it downstairs yet. When you used it, did it work even though it was irritating? I couldn't leave it on long enough to get the full effect, but I did lose some hair. BUT it left my down stair out of commission for almost a week. It was unpleasant.
Ah, that sucks. Maybe I won't use it then. |
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Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 7:49 pm
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taking-risks OMG Aural Sex taking-risks OMG Aural Sex taking-risks Nadira I currently use a product that is registered as "Nair". I'm not a fan of the Hanson products, because they always irritated my skin, so I look for products that have Aloe and other moisturizers/soothers added to them. I recently read in a magazine about using wax for the bikini line. The article spoke about using a wax that only needs about 15 seconds to be heated up, and can be a thicker wax that goes on thin. I haven't tried waxing, but you can research about it. I had bought the wax strips, but were never successful with getting them to work properly. Yeah, Nair is sold at CVS. That's where I buy it, too. Any drug store typically carries the product. Good luck. Alright, thanks!(: I have tried to use Nair on my pubic area. I HATED it. It was irritating and smelled awful. I usually use an electric trimmer (like one you would use to shave your head, not a facial one) and then shave for romantic special occasions. Today, I went to CVS and put some on my arm to see if it worked and it did, but it does smell terrible. it didn't irritate my skin, though. Maybe it's because I didn't use it downstairs yet. When you used it, did it work even though it was irritating? I couldn't leave it on long enough to get the full effect, but I did lose some hair. BUT it left my down stair out of commission for almost a week. It was unpleasant. Ah, that sucks. Maybe I won't use it then.
That was my experience. Some people love it. Maybe try your underarm first. It is sensitive skin too. |
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Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 8:24 pm
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OMG Aural Sex taking-risks OMG Aural Sex taking-risks OMG Aural Sex I have tried to use Nair on my pubic area. I HATED it. It was irritating and smelled awful. I usually use an electric trimmer (like one you would use to shave your head, not a facial one) and then shave for romantic special occasions. Today, I went to CVS and put some on my arm to see if it worked and it did, but it does smell terrible. it didn't irritate my skin, though. Maybe it's because I didn't use it downstairs yet. When you used it, did it work even though it was irritating? I couldn't leave it on long enough to get the full effect, but I did lose some hair. BUT it left my down stair out of commission for almost a week. It was unpleasant. Ah, that sucks. Maybe I won't use it then. That was my experience. Some people love it. Maybe try your underarm first. It is sensitive skin too.
Good idea. I'll buy some on Friday after I get paid.(: |
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