Pain in the Name of Beauty

Can you use it on your chest? Originally Posted by pjorourke

It is meant for anywhere except your beard. Give it a try and show us the results.

How about a guy like me shaving his balls and shaft once a week to be nicely kempt for his favorite providers? It sounds innocuous, yet I always seem to inflict major razor burn. Guys only know how to shave their faces! How do you ladies shave below face level without creating what looks like a major rash? And, don't say "just use shaving cream" because I do. I think it has something to do with shaving against the grain, but how in the hell can you tell the grain of the hair on your balls?

The sacrifices men make to present an image of beauty to their lovers. Sheeez. But, the payoff is worth it! Originally Posted by Spaulding Smails

Listen to Rodney Carrington! He does a great routine called nutsack about using one of the hair removal products and leaving it on too long. Said it was like two little midgets with blow torches following him around and burning his balls with them.

Can you use it on your chest? Originally Posted by pjorourke

I love chest hair!

The most painful beauty treatment for me is waxing. My least favorite beauty treatment is touching up my hair.

Listening to men discussing how to navigate the terrain of shaving their bits

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Can you use it on your chest? Originally Posted by pjorourke

Oh god. Do you have any idea how horrible it is to want to bury your face in a man's chest and enjoy his smell (yeah, I said it and mean it) and have stubble against your face from his CHEST???

Damn. It's horrible. Why in the WORLD would a man wish to shave his chest? Or for that matter, the back?

Or even trim it. It frigging hurts the face.

Just a little slow and soft Sunday afternoon thoughts.

Elisabeth

I love chest hair!

... Originally Posted by OliviaHoward

I love it, too! It's just so completely masculine.

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