Pubic Hair Fashion

Around about the age of 11 or 12, most of us begin seeing hairs in our pubic area. This can be quite arousing indeed. Now by this time, most males have already been looking at skin mags, which means they know that there are adults who remove this hair in the pubic area. And unless things have radically changed, it isn't until quite some time later that females ever see these skin mags. But that isn't to say that young females aren't aware that hair is being removed in the pubic area. Because even teen magazines talk about grooming pubic hair these days. And usually there's at least one girlfriend who is removing the hairs in her pubic area and that isn't something that's easily missed in the school locker room ... All of this is to say that at some point in our lives, we do become aware that removing the hair in the pubic area is an option. And for many of us that is an arousing idea. And the truth is, trimming and especially completely removing hair in the pubic area is arousing. That's why it's such a hot topic and current trend these days. The general consensus is that it's the way to go. That most people, both male and female prefer hair in the pubic area removed or at least trimmed.

Until recently, it's been a taboo subject. But now the long and the short of it is that pubic hair trimming has become an acceptable part of a woman's personal grooming regime thanks to Remington®. No longer done with nail scissors, razors or messy creams, Remington has made it a whole lot easier to trim and shape your bikini area. And now just in time for the summer season, Remington has extended the range and is introducing the ultimate product for trimming and shaping the bikini zone as well as hair removal on other areas of your body. The Smooth & Shape Body Kit is an easy to hold rechargeable trimmer with 4 interchangeable attachments. Slim and lightweight, there are 2 attachment combs to safely trim your bikini region, a miniscreen shaving foil for getting into the small areas of your legs, under arms and bikini line and a narrow trimmer for eyebrows and facial hair. It's a completely comprehensive kit and all you need for keeping unruly body hair under control. It comes with its own travel pouch so you can pop it in your holiday suitcase and a cleaning brush for keeping it in tip top condition. For specific trimming of hair down there, Remington Bikini Trim & ShapeTM is just what you'll need. Small and discreet, this battery operated trimmer is just the job for neat and tidy trimming and fashioning pubic hair into designer shapes. And with mini skirts currently reaching high thigh proportions, you need to get inspired!

The Ancient Egyptian art of hair removal was often referred to as "sugaring". Although it is a bit tedious, it is effective and clean up is easy as the paste is water-soluble. It's hypoallergenic and ideal for sensitive skin. This method of hair removal is very popular in Arab countries. A mixture of sugar, lemon juice, and water is heated to forms a syrup. The syrup is formed into a ball, flattened onto the skin, then quickly striped away. The hair is removed at the root. An article previously published in Nudest 2002/3 briefly mentioned the use of sugar for the ritual depilation of a bride-to-be in Tunesia. The method resembles waxing, but no wax is used but sugar. In Tunisian the word for wax is ‘sokker’: sugar. So in Tunisia they don’t wax, but they ‘sugar’. Sugar is dissolved in water with lemon juice and boiled down to a syrupy liquid. Then the syrup is applied onto the part of the body that you want depilated and after that the substance is pulled off with one stroke, removing the hairs at the same time. The result is a super smooth skin! Sugaring hair removal is an alternative for anyone whose skin reacts to wax with redness or bumps. Because the person applying the mixture rolls the mixture in the hands first, it can never scald the way hot wax can.