Babylis crew, stuff it all in the jaws of hell and let it do its thing.
Yes, I am that befuddled old bloke struggling to make sense of the modern world!
This thread is, wholly predictably, turning into the Nail Varnish 2.0 thread.
Many of the correspondents here shave their heads. Plenty of women shave their eyebrows. Yet as soon as our bits are involved we get all weird about it. It's still just hair.
It's not normal though.
This thread is, wholly predictably, turning into the Nail Varnish 2.0 thread.
Many of the correspondents here shave their heads. Plenty of women shave their eyebrows. Yet as soon as our bits are involved we get all weird about it. It's still just hair.
Calm down dear.
1. I've no idea what the "Nail Varnish 2.0 thread" is.
2. I don't doubt for a second that people on here have all sorts of personal grooming regimes and I've no issue with any of them.
3. I haven't denigrated, mocked or even commented on other grooming people's habits, on here or elsewhere. Nor would I.
4. I'm struggling to see what was "weird" about what I said. If anything, I was taking the piss out of myself for being old, out of touch and boringly (small 'c') conservative.
Chill out a bit eh?
Indeed. I paint my balls and shave my nails and I'm 69 years old
Wtf people keep saying this to me. Truthfully, I'm not as fast as dazh
It's not normal though.
It absolutely is for the younger population.
I feel empathy with Zohan.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5vznxKMau6U
it shows how deranged and pathetic the young are.
Or it shows that a different generation has different grooming standards to the one before. Nothing deranged about it, different people like different things.
I guess it depends on your generation/outlook on it, but i see no issue with keeping things tidy down there (and armpits, chest, other hairy parts).
Clean shaven.... defo not, who wants to look like an 11 year old boy.
But keeping it trim and in check, definitely.
More hair = more dirt, sweat and smell to cling on to.
If you are lucky enough to have a partner venture down there, i am sure most would be more pleased with a well kept lawn than the amazon jungle. (some niches may vary).
I dunno, each to their own, but well kept body hair just seems overall nicer to me?!
On a personal note, i am blessed that i am not hairy at all! And my missus approves too!
Normalisation of body hair trimming is just capitalism doing it's thing. More things we need to buy to fit in and be good little consumers. Resist comrades!
However, trimming the undergrowth does make the tree look a little taller, IYKWIM.
I remove armpit hair and most of downstairs and ring piece topiary using a Philips one blade thingy or £10 battery clippers but I do have medical reasons for doing so.
Other than that I’d much rather take a pill of some kind to permanently remove all my body hair as it’s utterly pointless and an inconvenience to myself
Use a Braun S9pro on Head/face every day but I have to change the foil cutters (£50) every 6 months as my beard growth is heavy as is my hair growth so they go blunt rather quick but the Braun S9pro is the best electric razor of the 3 I tried out
I'm struggling to see what was "weird" about what I said. If anything, I was taking the piss out of myself for being old, out of touch and boringly (small 'c') conservative.
I shouldn't have quoted you, apologies. It was just an example, I was replying in the same spirit but I appreciate with hindsight that it probably doesn't read that way.
Once I shaved my undercarriage prior to going on a 4 week training exercise on Sennybridge training area. I have no idea what I was thinking but the itching was unbearable and the subsequent rash was enough to get me a round trip to the Brecon med centre, a shower and nappy rash cream. Got absolutely ripped for the rest of that exercise.
That's it.
Shaving Dad.
