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Druchii

18-04-2009 19:08

Re: Thinking about shaving arms?

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Originally Posted by wwe (Post 34778258)

ive done it but ive got two red marks how long does it take for them to go down

I got drunk and had my ankle waxed... Took around 24 hours for the red patch to go!

Halcyon

18-04-2009 20:19

Re: Thinking about shaving arms?

The red marks will go away. Just make sure you washed off all the cream off and maybe apply a soothing aloe vera balm. eg. the type you'd use for shaving your face to smooth the area down.
The first time you've done it will always be red but as you do it more your skin will get used to it.

wwe	19-04-2009 13:01

Re: Thinking about shaving arms?

its just like red dots today where the hair was

Halcyon

19-04-2009 13:42

Re: Thinking about shaving arms?

Yeah it should eventually go.
It's probably becuase your skin is quite sensitive and it is the first time you have used this on it.

wwe	19-04-2009 14:16

Re: Thinking about shaving arms?

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Originally Posted by Halcyon (Post 34778713)

Yeah it should eventually go.
It's probably becuase your skin is quite sensitive and it is the first time you have used this on it.

yer it is the 1st time thanks for all your help

lucy7

19-04-2009 22:26

Re: Thinking about shaving arms?

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Originally Posted by Halcyon (Post 34778446)

Halcyon.........................................do you have a problem you wish to share with the forum????;):)

Gary L

19-04-2009 22:39

Re: Thinking about shaving arms?

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Originally Posted by lucy7 (Post 34779034)

Halcyon.........................................do you have a problem you wish to share with the forum????;):)

We was all avoiding that one, and you come along and ask it anyway :D

Halcyon

19-04-2009 22:42

Re: Thinking about shaving arms?

Nope, I personally don't shave my arms, though I have done my legs before as the girl I used to go out with liked it like that. eg. smooth. The things us guys do for women lol.

Thankgoodness I've moved on.

Gary L

19-04-2009 22:44

Re: Thinking about shaving arms?

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Originally Posted by Halcyon (Post 34779050)

though I have done my legs before as the girl I used to go out with liked that. .

I choked on my beer!

I can't tell you what one liked me to do :)

lauzjp

20-04-2009 13:37

Re: Thinking about shaving arms?

I once stuck a wax strip to hubby's leg. Well he was unlikely to agree to it, so I just stuck it on there quick - I thought he should feel what I have to go through (sometimes). oops:

Russ	20-04-2009 13:43

Re: Thinking about shaving arms?

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Originally Posted by lauzjp (Post 34779336)

I once stuck a wax strip to hubby's leg. Well he was unlikely to agree to it, so I just stuck it on there quick - I thought he should feel what I have to go through (sometimes). oops:

Yes...seeing that men's bodily hair tends to be thicker and stronger than women's then I think that's a bit disproportionate.

TheDaddy

20-04-2009 13:56

Re: Thinking about shaving arms?

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Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34779339)

Yes...seeing that men's bodily hair tends to be thicker and stronger than women's then I think that's a bit disproportionate.

Is that your excuse for screaming and sobbing like a girl that time, it's not bad as excuses go tbh

lauzjp

20-04-2009 13:58

Re: Thinking about shaving arms?

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Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34779339)

Yes...seeing that men's bodily hair tends to be thicker and stronger than women's then I think that's a bit disproportionate.

:p: No fair though, cos he still has a bit of a patch where it was!

Russ	20-04-2009 14:04

Re: Thinking about shaving arms?

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 34779349)

Is that your excuse for screaming and sobbing like a girl that time, it's not bad as excuses go tbh

I don't recall sobbing ;)

In any case that was my "bikini line" which is more sensitive and anyway, it's not unheard of for things to be 'exaggerated' for radio... :angel:

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