Lammastide said:

johnart said:

I'm...what?!

Genesia said:

He said you're too close to being a Gay man for Sweetie to win my argument, sorry.

insatiable3 said:

I think girls look kind of cute with tweezed brows.

Men though... nope.

TheVoid said:

Efan said:

johnart said:

One for each of you...

johnart said:

I know it's stupid, but it's all I got.

Hey! I should try to get synchronized brick-throwing as an exhibition sport at the next Olympics!

TheVoid said:

I very much agree... they just shouldnt rock the uni-brow either though...

Genesia said:

insatiable3 said:

evenstar3 will kill me for using this pic of her, but...

TheVoid said:

And yet it was just oh so perfect.

Waxing. It feels so good once it's done, but until that moment it's definitely my least favorite.

TheVoid said:

Do you shave your legs?

I'm using five different kinds of shit on my face at the minute. It's the cold weather - it doesn't agree with my skin at all.


I dab this on any spots. I'm pretty old now, so I don't often get zits as such. But I still get those under-your-skin bumpy blemishes which never come to a head. This stuff is good, because it's white and opaque - almost like concealer. Hides any red bumps perfectly.


I got an eczema rash for the first time ever, just before Christmas. This is the only stuff that works. I smear it on, where the rash used to be as a preventative measure now. I don't want the rash coming back. I know you're not supposed to use hydrocortisone for long periods of time, but I'm scared if I stop, I'll be all itchy again.


I smooth this on a forehead line, the sides of my nose to the edges of my lips, underneath my nostrils, and I use it to smooth out my eyebrows once I'm dressed. I have naturally blonde eyebrows which can look invisible at times - this darkens them.


If you're in the U.K., you can find this in any discount store, like Poundstretcher, Home Bargains, Poundland, B & M Bargains... It only costs around 99p and I swear by it. I've used it for years. It's got quite a high concentration of vitamin E.


Carmex on my lips. It's also good on torn, ripped or bitten cuticles on your fingers, because it's slightly medicated.

It usually takes me 45 minutes in the bathroom each morning, just to shave, shower and moisturise. I get dressed in like three minutes.

I don´t hate grooming, I love it...well, most of the time. And no, I don´t want to go into details and will only mention stuff that is OK to mention on the net, so here it is:

Two or three times a week, I apply a very small amount of THIS to my hair and onto my scalp and leave it in for at least an hour or more, sometimes for half of the day. It´s supposed to maintain strong and healthy hair and is very good for your scalp. Smells delicious, IMO, even though it doesn´t contain anything artificial.


It contains sesame oil, olive oil, almond oil and some other oils and herbs.It´s a Turkish product and I now that I´m going to buy a dozen bottles next time.

I´m very happy with the results.

I used to use THIS for my skin :


....but it is too greasy and makes your skin sweat a lot, especially after an intense workout and a shower.....that´s why I switched to THIS excellent product, and I´ve never been happier with a skin care product:



It is a great product, originally developed for babies, made by the German branch of Johnson & Johnson and it contains olive oil and vitamin E and many other good things.Highly recommended. And it´s not expensive, either.

I also use products by Bioland sometimes. It´s a company based in Costa Rica and they make some of the best aloe vera products:
http://www.bio-land.org/n...-cuid.html

I don't groom

ZombieKitten said:

Aelis said:

I trim my fingernails, armpits if I'm planning to wear a sleeveless top, that's about it. THANK YOU MUM for the amazing hairless leg genes
that's it!!!

ZombieKitten said:

I'm jealous

Aelis said:

yup, we NEVER had to shave!!!!!

ZombieKitten said:

Be grateful for that!

Aelis said:

I am, and I've said X amount of times on the org that I don't shave my legs and been met with "ewwwww"

ZombieKitten said:

Well, I'm still relatively new here and in spite of lurking for ages before joining I can't remember reading that particular thing. Anyway, it doesn't matter. Now I know that you live in Australia, have lived in Europe and that you don't have to shave your legs

Aelis said:

yup!
there is something to be said for scandinavian girls! we just aren't very hairy

ZombieKitten said:

Mhm, I see. Good for you! I guess it doesn't apply to us here on the south / Mediterranean... Although there are exceptions everywhere.

ZombieKitten said:

I've never shaved above the knee and don't need to. Never will.

Below the knee I only shave if I know someone's gonna see my legs. If you're more than 3 feet away you wouldn't be able to tell, but up close you can see.

Since I've been in yoga for the last year I've kept them shaved regularly so someone doesn't spot me with hairy ankles.

johnart said:

Call me a skank, but I hate washing my hair...mostly it's the whole drying part after that really depresses me and makes me want to cut it all off in the moment.


Shaving isn't so bad. It's so apart of my routine now, I feel weird if I don't do it.