men shaving legs

[davidhawkes]

There are even salons which specifically offer waxing services for men.

Being hairy might have been cool in the 1970's. However, we are now in another century. It is now acceptable for men to have no body hair.

[krlparr]

I'm 32 and I was my legs every 4 weeks at a Salon. I wax underarm and leg, not becasue I'm strane, but becasue I have a heat problem. The salon are very good, and treat me like any other client.

It is a personal preference to wax/shave/cream. Shaving can leave shaving rashes, cream is messy, but waxin lasts longer and of course less messy, The cost of waxing every 4 weeks works out cheaper than using cream.

Don't be shy, go along to a reputatble salon and do it. If in doubt ring them first and see how many refuse men. Those that refuse are not worth touching and I consider them un-proffessional and bias toward men.

[uri]

Waxing may leave smooth legs till ten days after, but then you'll have to wait about a month or more with short htorny hairs until they grow long enugh to pluck again.

And many times the waxer doesn't do a very good job, misses a few hairs and breaks others at skin level, like shaving, so smoothness doesn't last realy.

[Gwenda]

Why go to all the bother of regular shaving? Try ohh so smooth WAXING lasts much longer and feels really great! So even go the whole hog and remove permanently. I offer both at http://www.smooth-touch.co.uk Check the site out to see what is available. We can wax any area for both men and women including full pubic which is becoming more and more popular (not surprising really when nude gentials look and feel so good!)

[Manny26178]

HAPPY NEW YEAR everyone!
My New Year's resolution:
As it's the start of a new year, this calls for a new start and a change, and that change is to stop using razors to shave my legs/underarms/arms/chest and book a waxing session even consider permanent removal. I'm so sick and tired of cutting myself when shaving my body and am fed up with shaving multiple times to zap the fuzz when it grows back coarser and itches.