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hi i heard about boys shaving there arms that some people say you should do it couse it makes you look younger whats your views?
and whats the best way to do it
Was this that mind blowing a thought that you just had to post it twice??
http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/22/33623857-shaving-arms.html#post34432360
;)
skyblueheroes
13-11-2007, 07:07
No.
TheDaddy
13-11-2007, 08:09
Hmm 19 years old and wanting to look younger :Yikes:
Hmm 19 years old and wanting to look younger :Yikes:link (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WPKLYfE_-s)oops::D
cybernetic_tiger
13-11-2007, 08:38
link (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WPKLYfE_-s)oops::D
lol!!! :D
Shaving is for wimps - wax your arms (not forgetting your pits).
Mr_love_monkey
13-11-2007, 08:50
Shaving is for wimps - wax your arms (not forgetting your pits).
Why stop at your arms - I'd say remove all body hair.
..and then coat yourself in vaseline.
..but enough about my passtimes
Why stop at your arms - I'd say remove all body hair.
..and then coat yourself in vaseline.
..but enough about my passtimes
I can now understand why your day-rate is so high - all that "hands-on" experience in the Comms Room..........;)
Mr_love_monkey
13-11-2007, 08:54
I can now understand why your day-rate is so high - all that "hands-on" experience in the Comms Room..........;)
It's a great game, you get one guy to do that, and then everyone else has to catch him - it's like there's 15 of you in the bath together all trying to get the soap.
It's a great game, you get one guy to do that, and then everyone else has to catch him - it's like there's 15 of you in the bath together all trying to get the soap.
As one nun said to the other in the communal bath -
Where's the soap?
Yes, it does, doesn't it....... :monkey:
Mr_love_monkey
13-11-2007, 09:04
As one nun said to the other in the communal bath -
Where's the soap?
Yes, it does, doesn't it....... :monkey:
lesbian nuns - I guess it's a habit they can't kick
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anyway, why would you want to shave your arms????
If you shave your arms be prepared to sit there are pick out the ingrowing hairs afterwards- arms are (for some reason) very prone to ingrowing hairs.
Also, remember that when the hair grows back you'll have stubbly arms.
If you really want to get rid of your arm hair then epilating or waxing is probably the way forward.
Personally, I can't understand why you would want to do it though.... looks really strange if you ask me- particularly on a bloke.
superbiatch
13-11-2007, 09:10
I like a man who looks masculine except for hairy backs (yuk!)
Mr_love_monkey
13-11-2007, 09:13
I like a man who looks masculine except for hairy backs (yuk!)
do they need to be sweaty too?
superbiatch
13-11-2007, 09:14
do they need to be sweaty too?
Depends what he's been doing, but sometimes yes :p:
Was this that mind blowing a thought that you just had to post it twice??
http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/22/33623857-shaving-arms.html#post34432360
;)
OK, I've deleted that thread.
Mr_love_monkey
13-11-2007, 09:19
Depends what he's been doing, but sometimes yes :p:
will you marry me?
tweetypie/8
13-11-2007, 09:20
hi i heard about boys shaving there arms that some people say you should do it couse it makes you look younger whats your views?
and whats the best way to do it
wise up guy/gal and get yourself a life :rolleyes:
superbiatch
13-11-2007, 09:22
will you marry me?
The first CF online proposal :blush:
I'm sure you couldn't handle me Mr L_M :p:
Mr_love_monkey
13-11-2007, 09:26
I'm sure you couldn't handle me Mr L_M :p:
Oh but what fun I'd have trying :)
actually, you're probably right - I'm really a very shy and retiring person
superbiatch
13-11-2007, 09:29
actually, you're probably right - I'm really a very shy and retiring person
Yeh ok! :dozey:
Well, wwe, why not go the whole hog, and have the "Back, Sack and Crack" like Russ did in 2004... http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/23/7966-russ-feels-pain.html
Mr_love_monkey
13-11-2007, 09:34
Yeh ok! :dozey:
why does no one ever believe that?
Well, wwe, why not go the whole hog, and have the "Back, Sack and Crack" like Russ did in 2004... http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/23/7966-russ-feels-pain.html
I've often thought about doing that.
mrmistoffelees
13-11-2007, 09:45
why does no one ever believe that?
I've often thought about doing that.
erm, why ?
Mr_love_monkey
13-11-2007, 09:47
erm, why ?
just curious as to what it would be like
mrmistoffelees
13-11-2007, 09:48
just curious as to what it would be like
for a furry monkey like you, rather painful would be my guess ? :D
just curious as to what it would be like
It's a shame that audio file is no longer available. It spoke volumes :Yikes:
Mr_love_monkey
13-11-2007, 09:58
for a furry monkey like you, rather painful would be my guess ? :D
sweet, sweet exquisite pain..
superbiatch
13-11-2007, 10:20
Any man who's brave enough to have a sack, back and crack done gets my respect :D
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why does no one ever believe that?
Your avatar doesn't look very shy and retiring for starters :p:
The Hitman
13-11-2007, 10:45
will you marry me?
Can I film The Wedding Night of Passion Please :D
Hmm 19 years old and wanting to look younger :Yikes:
i heard about older people who do it and they said it makes u look youger i don't do iti ust wanted to get people views on why theydo it and whys waxing the best
will you marry me?
It's no wonder Mrs L_M isn't speaking to you and her in the fambly way too.
Hey Mrs L_M...Yahoooooo!
haha, shaving underarms no go, would make me feel weird!!
haha, shaving underarms no go, would make me feel weird!!
I had to do that once. I had some sort of cyst in my armpit, & I needed to apply antibiotic cream to it [this was before I'd heard of Tea Tree oil]. trying to put cream on somewhere hairy is just not practical, so I had to shave it. It really itched when it grew back!
I shave my pits in summer, if you moisturise then it doesn't itch. Grow em for winter though... need the warmth ;)
I had to do that once. I had some sort of cyst in my armpit, & I needed to apply antibiotic cream to it [this was before I'd heard of Tea Tree oil]. trying to put cream on somewhere hairy is just not practical, so I had to shave it. It really itched when it grew back!
ouch!!! I know swimmers have to shave makes them more aerodynamic, they are better than me as I wouldn't do it!
I know swimmers have to shave makes them more aerodynamic
<nitpick>
I think you mean hydrodynamic. ;)
</nitpick>
ouch!!! I know swimmers have to shave makes them more aerodynamic, they are better than me as I wouldn't do it!
As do many cyclists.
I wouldn't shave my arms as the hair is often quite fine and not that noticeable so I wouldn't bother.
If you are considering it though, don't use a razor. Veet cream is probably the easiest way. You apply the cream, leave it 4 minutes, and then wash it off and the hair just comes off.
Do remember to do a test patch first to make sure you don't get a reaction to it.
I think guys should have hair as it makes them masculine and different from girls.
It's just if you don't want it in a certain place or have too much that I think it is a good idea to control it.
Everyones different though and remember that what one person likes another person doesnt. Do whatever makes you happy, you don't have to follow the crowds.
i have m8 who wnts 2 shave his arms but i he heard if he shavesthem they vome back thick but i heard if u wax them they don't come back thick and whats the best stuff he should use
LSainsbury
12-12-2007, 20:56
i have m8 who wnts 2 shave his arms but i he heard if he shavesthem they vome back thick but i heard if u wax them they don't come back thick and whats the best stuff he should use
....let me translate:
I have a mate who wants to shave his arms but he heard (that) if he shaves them they come back thick(er) but I heard (that) if you wax them they won't come back as thick. What's the best stuff he should use?
Think you should try writing comprehensible posts first.
The GF swears by hot wax...:D
....let me translate:
I have a mate who wants to shave his arms but he heard (that) if he shaves them they come back thick(er) but I heard (that) if you wax them they won't come back as thick. What's the best stuff he should use?
Think you should try writing comprehensible posts first.
The GF swears by hot wax...:D
Don't you mean "at"?
LSainsbury
12-12-2007, 21:24
Don't you mean "at"?
Well I suppose it could be "at" as well... :p:
Wicked_and_Crazy
12-12-2007, 22:43
i have m8 who wnts 2 shave his arms but i he heard if he shavesthem they vome back thick but i heard if u wax them they don't come back thick and whats the best stuff he should use
Isnt this were this thread started, a month ago.
Are you sure you dont have a monthly biological cycle with a compulsion to ask the same thing once a month:D
WHISTLED
13-12-2007, 00:12
Dead funny thread - Clippers to thin out maybe, full on shaving NO way.. It would feel dreadful to the touch even if the har is quite fine
What a strange thread, of all the parts that I shave, my pits aren't one ( or 2 ) the only thing with shaving / waxing etc etc is that the hair will grow back, normally, over time, a lot thicker, and that can be a right pain in the **** .................... believe me :D
homealone
13-12-2007, 01:00
I only shave my face, the nether regions get scissored, now & then, ears & nose kept clear with a buzzy thing, but not arms, still 'natural' ;)
has anyone used Veet For Men Gel Cream
Yes. And it worked.
Do not put it anywhere near your face or your arms. These areas are more sensitive. If you are going to do your under arms use a razor otherwise I think it will probably sting.
The Veet cream / gel you apply for 4 minutes. Make sure you don't have any cuts or open wounds.
After 4 minutes wash it off.
Yes. And it worked.
Do not put it anywhere near your face or your arms. These areas are more sensitive. If you are going to do your under arms use a razor otherwise I think it will probably sting.
The Veet cream / gel you apply for 4 minutes. Make sure you don't have any cuts or open wounds.
After 4 minutes wash it off.
how long do the hair on your arms go for is it ok to use on your hands
how long do the hair on your arms go for is it ok to use on your handsThe gel/cream comes with an applicator. :D Waxing is about 6 weeks between treatments but that is because the hair needs to be long enough to remove with wax between tortures. The depilatory stuff can be used as and when required.
What a about a nice trim?;)
Hair on men is mascaline, unless its in horrible areas, then I would say get the wax out, and prepare to scream! :)
joglynne
15-04-2009, 09:24
I believe Russ can give advise on waxing. :D
If you do wax, exfoliating the area daily between waxes should help to minimise ingrowing hairs.
Just seen this thread has been dragged up from 2007!!
Someone else who couldn't sleep last noight I see, trawling the back pages!
Just off to shave my hairy chin and upper lip now:););)
how long do the hair on your arms go for is it ok to use on your hands
It is fine to use on your hands. Just make sure you read the label and follow the instructions.
It is worth doing a small area first just to make sure you don't have any reactions to it.
It is the quickest way of getting rid of hair that's for sure.
tweetypie/8
15-04-2009, 23:04
hi i heard about boys shaving there arms that some people say you should do it couse it makes you look younger whats your views?
and whats the best way to do it
your nuts !! in a couple of years you will have a stubble like a yard brush.
ive done it but ive got two red marks how long does it take for them to go down
ive done it but ive got two red marks how long does it take for them to go down
About 6 weeks, I would say!;)
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!
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.
its just like red dots today where the hair was
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.
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
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.
Halcyon.........................................do you have a problem you wish to share with the forum????;):)
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
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.
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 :)
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:
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, 14:56
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
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!
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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