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Panty Men, Get Rid Of Unwanted Body Hair!

Updated on October 13, 2009

Ye olde before and after...

Are you a man who wears lingerie but would rather not have wads of thick man hair spoiling the look? Sick and tired of seeing bristly hairs breaching the sheer fabric of your stockings? Have you decided that panties just aren't the same when surrounded by hairy foliage?   Does your chest pelt get in the way of enjoying your bra wearing?

Good news! You no longer have to suffer under the tyranny of body hair. There are several options you can take to  rid yourself of unwanted body hair.

Firstly, there is shaving. You're probably already equipped to go this route, but there are a few caveats before you go breaking out the Gillette.

You might want to think about using a women's razor to shave parts of your body such as legs, underarms and chest. Men's razors are designed to shave the face and sometimes do not deal very well with other parts of the body. Smooth legs are sexy, but leg gashes are not.

Shaving is simple, but be careful of shaving in , ahem, sensitive areas. If done with care it is perfectly safe and moderately effective, but you will have to put up with a prickly, uncomfortable growing back sensation at least the first time you do it. Subsequent shavings seem not to have this prickly after effect.

If shaving seems like too much trouble with too much chance of gore,  Diplatory Creams are creams designed to just melt the hair right off your body. Be very careful to patch test these (put a small amount on tougher skin, like your forearm), for 24 hours before you actually use them. There's nothing like chemical burns in one's special places to ruin the joys of lingerie. If you are going to be using the cream on your nether regions, ensure that the cream is rated for that kind of use before you go ahead and slather it across your testes.

The other option is, of course, waxing. Waxing is a process by which warm wax is applied to the skin, then ripped off, taking the hair with it out by the roots. Waxing is not entirely pleasant (it may make you scream), but it is dashed effective.

If you want a more permanent solution, electrolysis may be the answer. Electrolysis involves the use of a small amount of electrical current applied directly to the hair, killing it at the root. With a few such electro treatments, the hair follicle eventually gives up the will to live and dies off, resulting in smooth skin for as long as you live. Electrolysis comes with its own kind of pain, and as each hair must be treated individually, you'll be in the studio having yourself electrocuted a little at a time for quite some time.

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