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It wasn’t the first thing most people noticed when they saw the posters of David Beckham modelling a new range of designer underpants. But once they had finished inspecting the xylophone stomach muscles, cooed at the snug fit of his briefs and imagined themselves as the object of his come-hither look, their eyes were drawn to the footballer’s upper and inner thighs. They looked awfully smooth. Had he … he hadn’t, had he? … done his bikini line?

No one could confirm yesterday whether the former England captain had been operating some kind of “border control” or whether it was airbrushing that kept his pants line neat. But if he had been doing some DIY, for once he is not starting a trend, but following it.

All over the country more and more men (gay and straight alike) are marching into beauty salons and demanding a “Boyzilian“, or as one Yorkshire-based salon bills it, “the Full Monty”. In other words, the complete or near-complete removal of hair in intimate areas using wax. If you have £120 to spare, you can even get it done in Harrods, in the Refinery spa.

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by Matt Roberts: Locker Room.

You may find it hard to believe, but one thing many of my male clients ask me about is body-hair removal. Generally, in the male mind, depilation is best reserved for women, professional cyclists, swimmers and drag queens. Even in the playground, the first signs of body hair are the making of a man among his peers. However, think of unquestionably too-furry men such as Burt Reynolds and David Hasselhoff, and no more needs to be said.

How much hair is too much? Well, things are starting to change. How often nowadays do you see a hairy Premiership footballer? There are even several noticeably smooth rugby players. The Daniel Craig version of James Bond is markedly less hairy than the Sean Connery one. Being groomed is now far more acceptable, and fuzz removal for men is something women seem to be embracing. When questioned, most women say they find their other half’s excess hair unattractive, but only a few are prepared to confront them, lest they hurt their feelings. (Read the article)

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Pubic hair removal has been the least discussed topics in the hair removal arena. With the latest trend of being hairless removal of pubic hair has found its new meaning.

Pubic hair has suddenly started loosing its privacy. With the introduction of latest products and the trend to remain hairless being the key, women of today are on the look out for products that can make them get rid of pubic hair. If you form part of the lot and want to join the new hairless brigade, you need not feel embarrassed. Instead, opt for one of the hair removal methods that suit you and just go for it.

Hair removal from the genital area is relatively new to modern Western Culture. In Australia, the practice of waxing or shaving the pubic area did not become common until the 1990s. In a study carried out by Basow and Braman, a large number of participants, who were randomly assigned to watch a video-recording of the same bikini-clad woman either with or without visible body hair, judged the woman as less attractive, intelligent, sociable, happy, and positive when hairy than when hairless.

The introduction of Brazilian wax brought a revolution in pubic hair removal. The Brazilian wax originated in Brazil for women wanting to wear the then-new thong bikinis. The ‘Brazilian- involves removing pubic hair from the mons pubis, labia and the Bikini line. Some hair may be left on the mons pubis depending on individual patient preference. Getting a ‘Brazilian- was popularized on shows such as Sex and the City and within the past three years is as commonly advertised by beauty therapists and medical laser hair removal clinics as compared to other more traditional beauty and cosmetic treatments. Removal of pubic hair has been gaining acceptance worldwide. (Read the article)

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Brazilians - just a fad or here to stay?

Over the past 4 years Brazilian waxing has become exceedingly popular. Most women who haven’t gone down that road yet, are starting to become more interested and inquisitive about doing Brazilian laser. More and more are participating in the Brazilian Wazing ritual.

However more men and women are switching from Brazilian waxing to Brazilian lasering. Brazilian waxing is usually required every 3-4 weeks and can be extremely painful. There are also the side effects of terrible ingrowns and the continuous return of the same amount (even more in some cases) of hair. Laser hair removal is not only less painful, but will cure women of all existing and further ingrowns occurring. The hair will also become thinner and less noticeable with each treatment. (Read the article)

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If you’re in your 30s, 40s or older, you probably have noticed it: hair sprouting in places where you’ve never had it before.

Your back. Your shoulders. Your ears. Don’t forget that Rapunzel-like growth from your nose.

Face it. You’re furry, and hormones are to blame.

Some guys, tired of looking like the Geico insurance company caveman, are doing something about it.

They’re getting waxed. (Read the article)

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We came across this site - Cybil Solyn a Skin Fitness Expert and found some really good examples of what the different types of hair removal can look like in the pubic region. First, she has a very informative site and blog that is worth checking out. Second if you are interested in her services - she is located in Burbank CA.

Now onto the different types of hair removal:

Traditional Bikini - If it sticks out of your underwear and is on the pubic area then I take it off. This doesn’t include inner thigh, belly’s, butts, or other body parts.

(Read the article)

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