Advice please re removing pubic hair

After years of trimming my pubic hair, I am going to take the plunge and
'lose it all'!

Most off-the-shelf products seem to say they are OK for the bikini line, but
are not to be used on the genital area itself.

What do other ladies use? Do? Any help would be much appreciated before we
head off to Euronat for the first week of September.

Julie

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What do other ladies use?

Laser Once done forever forgotten; expensive but worth it

"Julie and Phil" <julieandphil@talktalk.net> wrote in message
news:469ba4bb$0$12513$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. .
> After years of trimming my pubic hair, I am going to take the plunge and
> 'lose it all'!
>
> Most off-the-shelf products seem to say they are OK for the bikini line,
> but are not to be used on the genital area itself.
>
> What do other ladies use? Do? Any help would be much appreciated before we
> head off to Euronat for the first week of September.
>
> Julie
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
>

Great choice Euronat - best place we've been to except it isn't in the south
of France. Weather etc fine but local villages too civilised. Get your wine
"en vrac" from the Euronat wine shop and the wine shop near the old level
crossing in Lesparre.

Watch the butchers - crazy queueing system - our meat was pinched - big row.

And hire bikes!

"Julie and Phil" <julieandphil@talktalk.net> wrote in message
news:469ba4bb$0$12513$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. .
> After years of trimming my pubic hair, I am going to take the plunge and
> 'lose it all'!
>
> Most off-the-shelf products seem to say they are OK for the bikini line,
> but are not to be used on the genital area itself.
>
> What do other ladies use? Do? Any help would be much appreciated before we
> head off to Euronat for the first week of September.
>
> Julie
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
>

"Gerta Kitov" <what@wherever.net> wrote in message
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> What do other ladies use?
>
> Laser Once done forever forgotten; expensive but worth it
>
>

Then what do you do when the fashion changes again?

David.

Dear,

I've and my friends have ´remove our hair with LightSheerDiodLaser.
We make 4 treatment and now we dont have any more hair.
I say it's absolut the best way to remove hair.
I are now part of a laser - here in Sweden.
http://www.cooldepil.se (sorry the site are only in swedish.

love Eva

"Julie and Phil" <julieandphil@talktalk.net> skrev i meddelandet
news:469ba4bb$0$12513$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. .
> After years of trimming my pubic hair, I am going to take the plunge and
> 'lose it all'!
>
> Most off-the-shelf products seem to say they are OK for the bikini line,
> but are not to be used on the genital area itself.
>
> What do other ladies use? Do? Any help would be much appreciated before we
> head off to Euronat for the first week of September.
>
> Julie
>

You can't beat traditional methods - a pair of tweezers and a good slug of
vodka.

"Julie and Phil" <julieandphil@talktalk.net> wrote in message
news:469ba4bb$0$12513$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. .
> After years of trimming my pubic hair, I am going to take the plunge and
> 'lose it all'!
>
> Most off-the-shelf products seem to say they are OK for the bikini line,
> but are not to be used on the genital area itself.
>
> What do other ladies use? Do? Any help would be much appreciated before we
> head off to Euronat for the first week of September.
>
> Julie
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
>

I said: Laser Once done forever forgotten; expensive but worth it

and David replied:

> Then what do you do when the fashion changes again?

I am beyond Chav fashion chasing and prefer comfort nowadays. It will be
some time before the pre war bush becomes even vaquely attractive, and for
me personally: Never

I'm not "a lady", but I've been removing my pubic hair for years by
simply shaving while in the bath every day (all I use is a little
bubble bath, no shaving foam etc), & I never ever get rashes. I
always wear reasonably loose fitting trousers & I never wear
underwear, so that probably helps.

> Then what do you do when the fashion changes again?

Wear a merkin, available from all good theatrical costumiers. :-)

"Gerta Kitov" <what@wherever.net> wrote in message
news:-ZOdndh5pc13xgPbRVnyuQA@bt.com...
>I said: Laser Once done forever forgotten; expensive but worth it
>
> and David replied:
>
>> Then what do you do when the fashion changes again?
>
> I am beyond Chav fashion chasing and prefer comfort nowadays. It will be
> some time before the pre war bush becomes even vaquely attractive, and for
> me personally: Never

I'm pleased to say that the bush is still very much the norm in the circles
in which I move and is, IMHO, infinitely more attractive than that ghastly
shaved look.

David.

"David Looser" <david.looser@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Gerta Kitov" <what@wherever.net> wrote in message
> news:-ZOdndh5pc13xgPbRVnyuQA@bt.com...
>>I said: Laser Once done forever forgotten; expensive but worth it
>>
>> and David replied:
>>
>>> Then what do you do when the fashion changes again?
>>
>> I am beyond Chav fashion chasing and prefer comfort nowadays. It will be
>> some time before the pre war bush becomes even vaquely attractive, and
>> for me personally: Never
>
> I'm pleased to say that the bush is still very much the norm in the
> circles in which I move and is, IMHO, infinitely more attractive than that
> ghastly shaved look.
>
> David.
>
>

I've never agreed with you more, David!!

Peter

"David Looser" <david.looser@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:5g9dhcF3flnttU1@mid.individual.net...
>
> "Gerta Kitov" <what@wherever.net> wrote in message
> news:-ZOdndh5pc13xgPbRVnyuQA@bt.com...
>>I said: Laser Once done forever forgotten; expensive but worth it
>>
>> and David replied:
>>
>>> Then what do you do when the fashion changes again?
>>
>> I am beyond Chav fashion chasing and prefer comfort nowadays. It will be
>> some time before the pre war bush becomes even vaquely attractive, and
>> for me personally: Never
>
> I'm pleased to say that the bush is still very much the norm in the
> circles in which I move and is, IMHO, infinitely more attractive than that
> ghastly shaved look.
>
> David.
>
>
Being "hairy" has always caused discussion. Ladies shave their armpits in
the UK but I was surprised years ago, when I went to Germany to live, that
German women didn't shave under their armpits and, on reflection, I didn't
find that attractive. Most men shave their faces and most UK women shave
their legs. My kids tell me that most teenage girls trim their pubic hair
these days.

I had an angiogram a few years ago and was required to remove some of my
pubic hair. As it grew back I didn't like the itching and have continued to
shave completely to this day.

It's all a matter of choice but I can tell you that it is very comfortable
and as easy as face shaving once you've got the hang of it. (Remember your
first face shaves with a wet razor??)

Rhys

On 16 Jul, 18:54, "Julie and Phil" <julieandp...@talktalk.net> wrote:
> After years of trimming my pubic hair, I am going to take the plunge and
> 'lose it all'!
>
> Most off-the-shelf products seem to say they are OK for the bikini line, but
> are not to be used on the genital area itself.
>
> What do other ladies use? Do? Any help would be much appreciated before we
> head off to Euronat for the first week of September.
>
> Julie
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account fromhttp://www.teranews.com

Google for a site called SCN (smooth cut naturists) You should find
the info you need there about hair removal. I used to be `smooth`
but having to shave at least every other day becomes a bore. I simply
trim now. Hamish

"Julie and Phil" <julieandphil@talktalk.net> wrote in message
news:469ba4bb$0$12513$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. .
> After years of trimming my pubic hair, I am going to take the plunge and
> 'lose it all'!
>
> Most off-the-shelf products seem to say they are OK for the bikini line,
> but are not to be used on the genital area itself.
>
> What do other ladies use? Do? Any help would be much appreciated before we
> head off to Euronat for the first week of September.
>
> Julie
>
> --
> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com

Hi

You don't seem to be getting any replies from female members of this group.
Surprise, surprise!

There are lots of pages on the web that can give you advice. But most of
them boil down to the same thing if you want to save "down there". Be soft
and use a sharp razor.

These are my tips as a regular shaver. I use use Palmolive shaving cream and
a brush (no pun intended!!) and a Gillette Lady Venus/Vibrance electric wet
shaver (around £7.00 with some blades).

At the start, trim your hair with a a pair of scissors or an electric
trimmer until it is like stubble

Have a bath or shower.

Lather the area you wish to shave with the cream and hot water.

On the first shave use the razor ever so lightly and remove the hair
"against the grain". The electric shaver does the work. Do not "dig" the
razor in and do not go over the same area more than once.

Thoroughly wash and dry the area after you have shaved. After drying use
talc to check where you might have missed.

Repeat this about three times a week and soon you will be able to shave
easily on a regular basis and change direction of the shaving to get rid of
areas where hairs grow in other directions.

Of course, I have based the above on my own experience. I have relatively
sensitive skin and avoid all alcohol skin produects (although I love wine!!)
but using the electric wet razor and the Palmolive really works for me.

I wish you success.

Rhys

Nah Rhys

A pair of tweezers and a strong resolve should do it.

Biting on a piece of wood helps.

"Rhys" <rpcpkptp@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Julie and Phil" <julieandphil@talktalk.net> wrote in message
> news:469ba4bb$0$12513$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. .
>> After years of trimming my pubic hair, I am going to take the plunge and
>> 'lose it all'!
>>
>> Most off-the-shelf products seem to say they are OK for the bikini line,
>> but are not to be used on the genital area itself.
>>
>> What do other ladies use? Do? Any help would be much appreciated before
>> we head off to Euronat for the first week of September.
>>
>> Julie
>>
>> --
>> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
>
> Hi
>
> You don't seem to be getting any replies from female members of this
> group. Surprise, surprise!
>
> There are lots of pages on the web that can give you advice. But most of
> them boil down to the same thing if you want to save "down there". Be soft
> and use a sharp razor.
>
> These are my tips as a regular shaver. I use use Palmolive shaving cream
> and a brush (no pun intended!!) and a Gillette Lady Venus/Vibrance
> electric wet shaver (around £7.00 with some blades).
>
> At the start, trim your hair with a a pair of scissors or an electric
> trimmer until it is like stubble
>
> Have a bath or shower.
>
> Lather the area you wish to shave with the cream and hot water.
>
> On the first shave use the razor ever so lightly and remove the hair
> "against the grain". The electric shaver does the work. Do not "dig" the
> razor in and do not go over the same area more than once.
>
> Thoroughly wash and dry the area after you have shaved. After drying use
> talc to check where you might have missed.
>
> Repeat this about three times a week and soon you will be able to shave
> easily on a regular basis and change direction of the shaving to get rid
> of areas where hairs grow in other directions.
>
> Of course, I have based the above on my own experience. I have relatively
> sensitive skin and avoid all alcohol skin produects (although I love
> wine!!) but using the electric wet razor and the Palmolive really works
> for me.
>
> I wish you success.
>
> Rhys
>
>
>

"Coedwigwr" <huw_puw@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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>
> Nah Rhys
>
> A pair of tweezers and a strong resolve should do it.
>
> Biting on a piece of wood helps.
>
> "Rhys" <rpcpkptp@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:vLednZXTzfoofj3bnZ2dnUVZ8tChnZ2d@bt.com...
>>
>> "Julie and Phil" <julieandphil@talktalk.net> wrote in message
>> news:469ba4bb$0$12513$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. .
>>> After years of trimming my pubic hair, I am going to take the plunge and
>>> 'lose it all'!
>>>
>>> Most off-the-shelf products seem to say they are OK for the bikini line,
>>> but are not to be used on the genital area itself.
>>>
>>> What do other ladies use? Do? Any help would be much appreciated before
>>> we head off to Euronat for the first week of September.
>>>
>>> Julie
>>>
>>> --
>>> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
>>
>> Hi
>>
>> You don't seem to be getting any replies from female members of this
>> group. Surprise, surprise!
>>
>> There are lots of pages on the web that can give you advice. But most of
>> them boil down to the same thing if you want to save "down there". Be
>> soft and use a sharp razor.
>>
>> These are my tips as a regular shaver. I use use Palmolive shaving cream
>> and a brush (no pun intended!!) and a Gillette Lady Venus/Vibrance
>> electric wet shaver (around £7.00 with some blades).
>>
>> At the start, trim your hair with a a pair of scissors or an electric
>> trimmer until it is like stubble
>>
>> Have a bath or shower.
>>
>> Lather the area you wish to shave with the cream and hot water.
>>
>> On the first shave use the razor ever so lightly and remove the hair
>> "against the grain". The electric shaver does the work. Do not "dig" the
>> razor in and do not go over the same area more than once.
>>
>> Thoroughly wash and dry the area after you have shaved. After drying use
>> talc to check where you might have missed.
>>
>> Repeat this about three times a week and soon you will be able to shave
>> easily on a regular basis and change direction of the shaving to get rid
>> of areas where hairs grow in other directions.
>>
>> Of course, I have based the above on my own experience. I have relatively
>> sensitive skin and avoid all alcohol skin produects (although I love
>> wine!!) but using the electric wet razor and the Palmolive really works
>> for me.
>>
>> I wish you success.
>>
>> Rhys
>>
>>
>>
>
>
It's great to see there are still real men alive and kicking in this world
:-)

Rhys

"Rhys" <rpcpkptp@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:vLednZXTzfoofj3bnZ2dnUVZ8tChnZ2d@bt.com...

> You don't seem to be getting any replies from female members of this
> group. Surprise, surprise!

Perhaps because none of them go in for pubic hair removal, either
partially or to the extent that Julie proposes - so they have no
information of value to offer?

Susan

David

Bush fine but I don't understand the standpoint that says I will spend hours
shaving my face, a fortune getting my hair cut, but that very important and
intimate bit I'm going to ignore and let it run wild.

No thanks.

"David Looser" <david.looser@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Gerta Kitov" <what@wherever.net> wrote in message
> news:-ZOdndh5pc13xgPbRVnyuQA@bt.com...
>>I said: Laser Once done forever forgotten; expensive but worth it
>>
>> and David replied:
>>
>>> Then what do you do when the fashion changes again?
>>
>> I am beyond Chav fashion chasing and prefer comfort nowadays. It will be
>> some time before the pre war bush becomes even vaquely attractive, and
>> for me personally: Never
>
> I'm pleased to say that the bush is still very much the norm in the
> circles in which I move and is, IMHO, infinitely more attractive than that
> ghastly shaved look.
>
> David.
>
>

"Coedwigwr" <huw_puw@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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> David
>
> Bush fine but I don't understand the standpoint that says I will spend
> hours shaving my face, a fortune getting my hair cut, but that very
> important and intimate bit I'm going to ignore and let it run wild.
>
> No thanks.
>

I don't understand what you are saying here. You start by saying "bush fine"
and then go on to say other things that seem to contradict that. So are you
actually saying that a bush is fine, or not?

David.

"Coedwigwr" <huw_puw@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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> David
>
> Bush fine..... <

No he's not. He should never have invaded Iraq.
;-)

"Duncan Heenan" <pleasenospammersduncanheenan@tiscali.co.uk> wrote in
message news:f89b8l$oi5$1@aioe.org...
>
> "Coedwigwr" <huw_puw@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:i6mdnSlr6czAIzrbnZ2dnUVZ8rOdnZ2d@bt.com...
>> David
>>
>> Bush fine..... <
>
> No he's not. He should never have invaded Iraq.
> ;-)
>

But isn't it wonderful the way he was able to locate and destroy Sadam's
huge arsenal of WMDs and turn Iraq into the peaceful, stable democracy it is
today?

:-)

David.

"David Looser" <david.looser@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> "Duncan Heenan" <pleasenospammersduncanheenan@tiscali.co.uk> wrote in
> message news:f89b8l$oi5$1@aioe.org...
>>
>> "Coedwigwr" <huw_puw@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
>> news:i6mdnSlr6czAIzrbnZ2dnUVZ8rOdnZ2d@bt.com...
>>> David
>>>
>>> Bush fine..... <
>>
>> No he's not. He should never have invaded Iraq.
>> ;-)
>>
>
> But isn't it wonderful the way he was able to locate and destroy Sadam's
> huge arsenal of WMDs and turn Iraq into the peaceful, stable democracy it
> is today?
>
> :-)
>
> David.

Is this 'Democracy' the form of Government which means that if the people
elect someone who is unpopular elsewhere (such as happened in Iran, or
Palestine), the USA has the right to ignore the result?
I think we should be told.

Dear,

We are use LightSheerDiodLaser!
The absolut best way to remove hair. 3-4 treatmenst and you dont have any
hair more.

love Eva
http://www.cooldepil.se (sorry only in swedish) but look at the picture and
you can see.

"Julie and Phil" <julieandphil@talktalk.net> skrev i meddelandet
news:469ba4bb$0$12513$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. .
> After years of trimming my pubic hair, I am going to take the plunge and
> 'lose it all'!
>
> Most off-the-shelf products seem to say they are OK for the bikini line,
> but are not to be used on the genital area itself.
>
> What do other ladies use? Do? Any help would be much appreciated before we
> head off to Euronat for the first week of September.
>
> Julie

	#1
Julie and Phil	Advice please re removing pubic hair After years of trimming my pubic hair, I am going to take the plunge and 'lose it all'! Most off-the-shelf products seem to say they are OK for the bikini line, but are not to be used on the genital area itself. What do other ladies use? Do? Any help would be much appreciated before we head off to Euronat for the first week of September. Julie -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com

	#2
Gerta Kitov	Re: Advice please re removing pubic hair What do other ladies use? Laser Once done forever forgotten; expensive but worth it "Julie and Phil" <julieandphil@talktalk.net> wrote in message news:469ba4bb$0$12513$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. . > After years of trimming my pubic hair, I am going to take the plunge and > 'lose it all'! > > Most off-the-shelf products seem to say they are OK for the bikini line, > but are not to be used on the genital area itself. > > What do other ladies use? Do? Any help would be much appreciated before we > head off to Euronat for the first week of September. > > Julie > > -- > Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com >

	#3
Coedwigwr	Re: Advice please re removing pubic hair Great choice Euronat - best place we've been to except it isn't in the south of France. Weather etc fine but local villages too civilised. Get your wine "en vrac" from the Euronat wine shop and the wine shop near the old level crossing in Lesparre. Watch the butchers - crazy queueing system - our meat was pinched - big row. And hire bikes! "Julie and Phil" <julieandphil@talktalk.net> wrote in message news:469ba4bb$0$12513$88260bb3@free.teranews.com.. . > After years of trimming my pubic hair, I am going to take the plunge and > 'lose it all'! > > Most off-the-shelf products seem to say they are OK for the bikini line, > but are not to be used on the genital area itself. > > What do other ladies use? Do? Any help would be much appreciated before we > head off to Euronat for the first week of September. > > Julie > > -- > Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com >

	#4
David Looser	Re: Advice please re removing pubic hair "Gerta Kitov" <what@wherever.net> wrote in message news:c82dncz-VvtijwDbnZ2dnUVZ8seinZ2d@bt.com... > What do other ladies use? > > Laser Once done forever forgotten; expensive but worth it > > Then what do you do when the fashion changes again? David.

	#8
peterchecksfield@googlemail.com	Re: Advice please re removing pubic hair I'm not "a lady", but I've been removing my pubic hair for years by simply shaving while in the bath every day (all I use is a little bubble bath, no shaving foam etc), & I never ever get rashes. I always wear reasonably loose fitting trousers & I never wear underwear, so that probably helps.

	#9
David	Re: Advice please re removing pubic hair > Then what do you do when the fashion changes again? Wear a merkin, available from all good theatrical costumiers. :-)

	#11
Peter	Re: Advice please re removing pubic hair "David Looser" <david.looser@btinternet.com> wrote in message news:5g9dhcF3flnttU1@mid.individual.net... > > "Gerta Kitov" <what@wherever.net> wrote in message > news:-ZOdndh5pc13xgPbRVnyuQA@bt.com... >>I said: Laser Once done forever forgotten; expensive but worth it >> >> and David replied: >> >>> Then what do you do when the fashion changes again? >> >> I am beyond Chav fashion chasing and prefer comfort nowadays. It will be >> some time before the pre war bush becomes even vaquely attractive, and >> for me personally: Never > > I'm pleased to say that the bush is still very much the norm in the > circles in which I move and is, IMHO, infinitely more attractive than that > ghastly shaved look. > > David. > > I've never agreed with you more, David!! Peter

	#12
Rhys	Re: Advice please re removing pubic hair "David Looser" <david.looser@btinternet.com> wrote in message news:5g9dhcF3flnttU1@mid.individual.net... > > "Gerta Kitov" <what@wherever.net> wrote in message > news:-ZOdndh5pc13xgPbRVnyuQA@bt.com... >>I said: Laser Once done forever forgotten; expensive but worth it >> >> and David replied: >> >>> Then what do you do when the fashion changes again? >> >> I am beyond Chav fashion chasing and prefer comfort nowadays. It will be >> some time before the pre war bush becomes even vaquely attractive, and >> for me personally: Never > > I'm pleased to say that the bush is still very much the norm in the > circles in which I move and is, IMHO, infinitely more attractive than that > ghastly shaved look. > > David. > > Being "hairy" has always caused discussion. Ladies shave their armpits in the UK but I was surprised years ago, when I went to Germany to live, that German women didn't shave under their armpits and, on reflection, I didn't find that attractive. Most men shave their faces and most UK women shave their legs. My kids tell me that most teenage girls trim their pubic hair these days. I had an angiogram a few years ago and was required to remove some of my pubic hair. As it grew back I didn't like the itching and have continued to shave completely to this day. It's all a matter of choice but I can tell you that it is very comfortable and as easy as face shaving once you've got the hang of it. (Remember your first face shaves with a wet razor??) Rhys

	#13
Hamish	Re: Advice please re removing pubic hair On 16 Jul, 18:54, "Julie and Phil" <julieandp...@talktalk.net> wrote: > After years of trimming my pubic hair, I am going to take the plunge and > 'lose it all'! > > Most off-the-shelf products seem to say they are OK for the bikini line, but > are not to be used on the genital area itself. > > What do other ladies use? Do? Any help would be much appreciated before we > head off to Euronat for the first week of September. > > Julie > > -- > Posted via a free Usenet account fromhttp://www.teranews.com Google for a site called SCN (smooth cut naturists) You should find the info you need there about hair removal. I used to be `smooth` but having to shave at least every other day becomes a bore. I simply trim now. Hamish

	#17
Susan Hassett	Re: Advice please re removing pubic hair "Rhys" <rpcpkptp@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:vLednZXTzfoofj3bnZ2dnUVZ8tChnZ2d@bt.com... > You don't seem to be getting any replies from female members of this > group. Surprise, surprise! Perhaps because none of them go in for pubic hair removal, either partially or to the extent that Julie proposes - so they have no information of value to offer? Susan

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Duncan Heenan	Re: Advice please re removing pubic hair "Coedwigwr" <huw_puw@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message news:i6mdnSlr6czAIzrbnZ2dnUVZ8rOdnZ2d@bt.com... > David > > Bush fine..... < No he's not. He should never have invaded Iraq. ;-)