Comments for Hair Stories

Comment on what’s your hair story? by Boota

Boota — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 09:12:15 +0000

I am a roaming male barber of jaipur and visiting house to house in the morning hours from 8-00 upto 1-00 to attend ladies for their hair cutting,head shaving,pubic shaving,full body nude massaging andhard breasts and nipples massaging.the ladies are much delighted on getting such services from me in their own homes.They dont feel any shy by sitting in nude position before me.After doing thier hairdressing,shaving and breasts massaging,I also draw milk from their breasts by squeezing her breasts very hard.after this,I shave their pubic shavings very smoothly.now it is a common vouge of getting such services frommale barbers and their male members are not objected on that and most ladies kike to keep bob style of chining length because of hot season of jaipur area.

Comment on shaving & body hair by Robert

Robert — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 20:43:23 +0000

Every January my wife stops shaving for 4 months (by my choice). She loves the freedom of the razor and less time in the shower. She plays indoor tennis and is sometimes concerned of being noticed for hairy legs and armpits.
I absolutly love it after two months go by and the hair fills in. I’ll lay at night next to her while she’s asleep and run my fingers through her newly grown forrest.

Comment on shaving & body hair by Kris

Kris — Sun, 17 May 2009 20:41:41 +0000

I am not gay or a sissie girl guy. But I do not like having hairly legs.
so over time i have removed most of the hair. It feels so smooth and soft. The faster you get rid of it the better.

Comment on shaving & body hair by Bikini Hair Dye

Bikini Hair Dye — Thu, 07 May 2009 15:31:25 +0000

There’s also the option of using bikini hair dye. There’s no pain and it’s safe to use. And there are so many colors to chose from.

Comment on all about hair by Olgunka-td

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Comment on beautiful post about the importance of hair in women’s lives by Hair Loss at Front

Hair Loss at Front — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 11:10:05 +0000

Healthy hair is most important for all, not just women, for that matter. We should take enough care so that we don’t regret later for losing hair.

-Mini

Comment on video documentary clips by Kinyozi

Kinyozi — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 04:33:27 +0000

This seems to be a direct excerpt from the award winning documentary “Hair Stories”.
Your interview sounds like the one Sonia Sanchez did in this film. Interesting…goggle it on youtube.com

Comment on shaving & body hair by Pubic Hair Dye Colors

Pubic Hair Dye Colors — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 21:53:20 +0000

I was looking through About.com and ran into this interesting top 10 list of products for pubic hair shaving and dying. I was especially checking out #8…a set of stencils designed for the hair down there. You might not be so ashamed of letting it grow after trying some of these colors and shapes.

Comment on shaving & body hair by Aileen

Aileen — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 21:32:15 +0000

I think the best way 2 get rid of unwanted hair is 2 go 2 a beauty clinic and have a permanent hair removal laser treatment. You can get rid of leg hair, underarm hair, even upper lip hair (if you have a mustache) permanently. I can’t shave because my mom won’t allow me to. She seyz your hair will grow longer and thicker. Even my mom has hair-free legs, and tells me she doesn’t shave! I have this insecurity where I don’t like showing my legs. My pits are fine, because I don’t shave them, I use this special thing where they warm up this liquid and put on your pits and they rip it off and POOF! your hair is suddenly gone. But you can still see very short fine hair, but it’s not visible. So try that permanent laser thing, because I’m going 2 try it and that’s probably the best thing 4 removing unwanted hair.

Comment on shaving & body hair by Lisa Simeone

Lisa Simeone — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 21:32:44 +0000

A bit too much is being made of the “marketing made me do it” excuse. In fact, more than a bit.

At many times throughout history, in many different cultures, the shaving of body hair has been the norm. It’s not some 20th/21st century conspiracy by money-grubbing marketers. In Ancient Rome, for instance, hairlessness was desirable for a time. Men called depilators worked in the public baths. Stories abound of the cries and yelps of both the depilators and their subjects.

Of course you can always ask, “why do we shave our body hair”? Why do men shave their beards? Why not just let them grow as long as they grow? (Yes, I know some do.) Why get haircuts? Why not just let the hair on our heads grow as long as it grows? (Yes, I know some do.) Why shave anything, anywhere? After all, it’s all “natural.”

But then why do anything that’s not “natural” (a highly problematic term no matter how you slice it)? Why wear clothes? Why wear different colors? Why wear make-up? (Oh, here we go — I know how some women feel about make-up.) Why any grooming of any kind at all? It’s not “natural.”

Fashions come and go, preferences come and go, ideals of beauty come and go, in all societies, everywhere, at all times, all over the world. It’s a human impulse. The impulse towards aesthetics — however you define it and however it might manifest at different times in history. So please don’t make it into some profound political statement. It’s just not.