Manscaping

I had to do it! It was just too much!

[pageoneresults]

This is sort of a spin off of Nick_W's thread about facial hair...

Facial Hair Experiments [webmasterworld.com]

I just got manscaped [bravotv.com] and feel about 10 pounds lighter!

[Nick_W]

What's that?

Nick

[pageoneresults]

I decided to mow the lawn from neck to waist. Tomorrow I finish up and get manscaped from waist to toes.

[Nick_W]

I've seen your photo, very dark haired huh pageone? - Probably makes that quite a job... hehe!

Nick

[dragonlady7]

Holy cow, this is just too much.
:rofl:

[korkus2000]

So you are getting all the hair on your body shaved off? Sounds very itchy.

[ritualcoffee]

for cr*ps sake - way too much info! come on dragonlady, if they get to talk about this I'm sure we can debate for hours on "women's issues" ;)

[jeremy goodrich]

Ok, I have to ask - all you did was *shorten* your body hair?

Wouldn't that make it rather bristly? I can't imagine any woman putting up with that...

[pageoneresults]

Yup, just shortened the hair. Basically you use a pair of clippers with a length attachment and then run them over the parts of the body that need manscaping.

No, this is not hair removal in the general sense. Just a little bit of maintenance to keep it in check. ;)

No pricklees that I can tell, yet!

Mow The Lawn
If your body hair is freakishly long, try trimming it with an electric hair trimmer. Manscaping done well can make a midsection look thinner and just about anything else look bigger.

[edited by: pageoneresults at 7:57 pm (utc) on Sep. 25, 2003]

[jeremy goodrich]

Hm, just checked - my chest hair is perhaps 1 & 1/2 inches long (didn't measure it, just 'eyeballing').

However "long" that might seem, I refuse to believe that "shortening" would do anything but make it itch.

Besides, one of these days, if I really get the urge to do something, imho, electrolysis is the only way to go - get the job done permanently.

[agerhart]

Nothing wrong with trimming the hedges. ;)

Pageone....get ready for the itching to start...trust me.

[edit_g]

Hang on - won't it just come back twice as strong, twice as fast next time?

[agerhart]

>>>>won't it just come back twice as strong, twice as fast next time?

That is if you shave it completely off with a razor.....we are talking about trimming with a buzzer.

[jeremy goodrich]

>>>>won't it just come back twice as strong, twice as fast next time?

Not from my experience.

years ago i thought i'd try shaving 'body hair', the itching when it comes back isn't worth it - or the stuble you get for the first week or so while it grows back

[pageoneresults]

Pageone....get ready for the itching to start...trust me.

According to my Manscaping Consultant, there shouldn't be much discomfort. If so, only during the first few days afterwards. I was left with about .25 of hair so it is beyond the nub stage. I'm also moisturizing to prevent the itch.

Hehehe, didn't realize I had a eight pack hidden under there. Time to go to the beach. Hey, I've had a life changing experience!

[roscoepico]

only manscaping I've experimented was on my biceps for the patch I was using to quit smoking, can't imagine doing the whole body.

[Goober]

Is anyone using "manscaping" as a keyword?

OMG!

[Nick_W]

The three hairs on my chest get a regular shampoo and curl.

Nick

[roscoepico]

Is anyone using "manscaping" as a keyword?

i think WebmasterWorld is now:). Check SERPS on Monday, this place will be #1.

WebmasterWorld everywhere: is there a keyword this site doesn't dominate?
[webmasterworld.com]

[lawman]

Sacre bleu!

[Goober]

If that's manscaping,

what's a manwich?

Don't tell me, I don't want to know.

[mipapage]

Yikes!

I knew a friend who 'scaped' his torso - I remember him saying that was not a pleasurable experience - Good Luck!

[wait until the stares yer gonna get at the next WebmasterWorld function you attend!]