Shaving

[Mia and Marq]

Yeah yeah we're getting around to it.

I've done a pretty good job of keeping my face shaved. Relatively speaking atleast.
As for the rest of the body, we're waiting for the right moment to clog the drains.

Marq and Mia

[Melissa]

As for the rest of the body, we're waiting for the right moment to clog the drains.

Have a drain cover and just keep a garbage can nearby.

Melissa

[Jillieann Rose]

Sounds like laziness to us Marq and Mia.

Jillieann and JR

[madison]

I'm with Jillean and Lynner. Shaving is a pain and doesn't last long enough. Epilation works so much better. Waxing is the best but I'm not willing to pay for it. I had a friend who was going through aesthetician (sp?) training and she would wax for me as part of her training. My roommate and his girlfriend wax each other and have offered but I haven't taken them up on it.

I like epilation and waxing since it lasts SO much longer and even as it grows in it is finer and lighter colored so it seems more natural even in between. Shaving feels good right after you do it, super smooth but then seems to itch forever, and then that blunt cut off hair grows out so quick, noticeably so.

Nothing better than smooth skin and fresh sheets, now I just need somebody in those sheets with me.

[Sangre y Leche]

I only shave my genitals sometimes because I love the smooth feeling but that's about it. The rest grows wild  Well, actually I am covered with small blond hairs so it is not so bushy on my body.
I do absolutely love my armpits unshaved!

[Hazumu]

I have eczema.  Shaving (in the bathtub after a long soak) helps remove the excess dead skin caused by the condition, and with it, the maddening itching it brings on.

Oh, and I get rid of a few stray hairs the epilator machine didn't yank from my arms and legs.

I have a lint-catcher screen stuffed into the bathtub drain to catch all the hair, btw.

Karen