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I shave my legs in the summer, every couple of weeks. The hair is not thick, but since I moved to MN, I don't get tan enough for it to disappear. It's thinned considerably, something that I attribute to hypothyroidism and/or the insufficiency of the dose of synthroid I'm on. My pits have about 5 hairs each, so I don't worry much. Chin gets plucked. upper lip and eyebrows get shaved with one of those tooth brush sized shavers, whenever I notice - so maybe every couple of weeks.

Ok - I've done my Daisy Scout stuff and now I have to actually do work work. Ugh.

I've never de-haired my legs or armpits. I was in university before I realised women had armpit hait. I got none.

I can see my leg hair, but apparently other people can't. And it's really hard to feel.

I've had my brows done for special occasions--it used to be semi-regularly but I fell out of the habit. I don't mind how they look ungroomed, but cleaned up it helped make it look like I gave a fuck about my face, without me actually having to do something on a daily basis. Which meets my level of laziness tidily.

I've had bikini waxes for some of my skimpier swimsuits. Only the string bikini really needs it, I think, but it saves me wondering about it. The pain has never bothered me.

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I this where I remention that I have shaved my head? Also, I liked to keep it trimmed or shaved.... *down* *there*. 'Cuz hair gross.

TMI?

I used to do the leg hair and underarms, but I haven't bothered in decades. And it wasn't marital "I don't have to bother anymore" laziness, I got tired of the bother before I met Hubby. The hair's not that dark or thick, and if someone wants to be horrified they can be. I'm not normally dancing around with my hands over my head, so it's not like I'm flashing my pits at the world, anyway.

I shave the damned hairs on my chin every week.

Oh dear heavens, I'm watching Steel Magnolias-- peplums, pastels, big hair, and bows (ass and hair) galore. It's like a smorgasbord of every bad southern 80s fashion tragedy.

Sean, your bald head is super-darling! Now I need to put you, the StuntHusband, and Pete in a row.

Sean, your bald head is super-darling!

I've been getting more or less unanimous positive feedback. I seem to have the proper shaped skull to pull it off.

Plus it'll help me shave my face a little more often, and break out of my usual pattern of letting the face scruff grow until I can't stand the itching (and look like a homeless person). I've already done a couple of touch ups on the head, since it only takes a couple of days before there's enough stubble to warrant it, and I'm keeping the look for a while. And if I'm going to be standing there every day or two with a razor in my hand and a bunch of shave cream all over my head, I may as well scrape the chin whiskers too.