Brazillian, Shaved Or Untouched? Posted: 01-29-05 08:48am
Hello, sorry but should have put this in
the topic below but:
does a brazillian wax really hurt?
Because I was thinking about getting this
done. And do most guys like a braz.
Wax?
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l2at24
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 06 Nov 2004 Posts: 1509
Posted: 01-29-05 08:56am
Hurts like hell, but a lot of guys like
it. My husband likes the change every
now and then.
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PattyV
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 01 May 2004 Posts: 1103 Location: Chicago area
Posted: 01-29-05 11:29am
Hurts ,but I like the look and feel.Makes
you more sensitive when having sex(in a
good way!)i personally like to keep my
pubic hair well groomed.I do alternate
between almost no hair to having a small
"landing strip".I would love to be able to
afford laser on all my body
hair-someday!Until then,i shave because I
cannot stand to let the hair grow out
between waxing.I use the intuition
razor.It has a shaving lotion built in the
razor.I am not into leaving the hair
natural-if I did,i would resemble a
yeti!That is my feeling,i know there are
some who feel that natural is better,good
for you!I like myself to be clean shaven
as well as my man!
Patty
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Justin_Toronto
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 28 Jan 2005 Posts: 418 Location: Toronto, ON
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Posted: 01-30-05 13:08pm
Brazillian is nice... However I
personally prefer the appearance of the
"landing strip" shaved low. I find it
attractive not only because it looks/feels
more feminine.. (which to a guy is
attractive), but also because it shows you
take care of your body, even sexually.
If I see a girl that's "natural" I tend to
wonder how "clean" she is... Possibly
bacterial infections lurking in there?
Who knows. I know this is an unfair
assumption, but those are the thoughts
that pass through my mind.
Also note, that as a guy.. I wouldn't
want the girl to do anything painful to
make me happier in any way. Laser is a
nice alternative, if you can afford it.
Otherwise nicely shaven with some good
lube to prevent razer bumps is good.
