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...:::sam:::...

spikey hair

Post by ...:::sam:::... » Fri Feb 06, 2009 6:45 pm

when you all shave down or trim.... how do you stop all of the little spikey hairs from poking through your speedos?
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Scotty

Re: spikey hair

Post by Scotty » Sat Feb 07, 2009 1:43 am

lol good question, sam ....if its a problem, just shave more often :)
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...:::sam:::...

Re: spikey hair

Post by ...:::sam:::... » Sat Feb 07, 2009 2:05 am

True scotty!

I'm not a fan of spider legs and porcupines when I'm wearing speedos, so I usually either dont trim short or I get the hair zapped out, but doing it by laser is expensive despite being very nice and silky smooth. It'd be nice to trim down sometimes but its also good to not spoil the whole mystery of whats happening underneath my speedos by having the spikey bits poke through. :lol:
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SpeedoMike

Re: spikey hair

Post by SpeedoMike » Sat Feb 07, 2009 8:51 pm

sandpaper works wonders. :mrgreen:
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...:::sam:::...

Re: spikey hair

Post by ...:::sam:::... » Sun Feb 08, 2009 7:50 am

:shock:

Ummm.........


YEOUCH!!!!!!!



:lol:
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Justin88

Re: spikey hair

Post by Justin88 » Sat Feb 14, 2009 2:42 pm

SpeedoMike wrote:sandpaper works wonders. :mrgreen:
Hey I was watching an infomercial the other day for this thing that was like a fine sandpaper to take off body hair. Sposed to be painless and left your skin smooth without the bumpy things. Heres a site that tells you how to do it yourself with fine sandpaper from a hardware store! Pretty cool and won't cost much. http://www.ehow.com/how_4517293_remove- ... paper.html

Another site said U should use 600 grit or finer.... and you have to dip the sandpaper in water and make sure your skin is wet too. and you have to put some skin oil on it afterwards....

-j
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highlandssailor

Re: spikey hair

Post by highlandssailor » Thu Apr 02, 2009 5:12 pm

There is'nt any easy way out you learn to shave every other day... forever--it becomes a fact of life! :!:
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Scotty

Re: spikey hair

Post by Scotty » Thu Apr 02, 2009 5:22 pm

Justin88 wrote:Hey I was watching an infomercial the other day for this thing that was like a fine sandpaper to take off body hair. Sposed to be painless and left your skin smooth without the bumpy things. -j
Hey Justin .. i had a friend who tried those things and he said that it took forever and didn't really work all that well ... now as far as regular sandpaper is concerned, I've never heard of that but who knows ... :mrgreen:
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Justin88

Re: spikey hair

Post by Justin88 » Sat Apr 04, 2009 9:41 am

Scotty wrote:Hey Justin .. i had a friend who tried those things and he said that it took forever and didn't really work all that well ... now as far as regular sandpaper is concerned, I've never heard of that but who knows ... :mrgreen:
Scott,

I followed up with a web search. Thumbs down. Havent tried the sandpaper yet. But Im not that hairy anyway... I use the Body Groom for my groin which can get bushy. :( As Chrisy once said nobody wants a national forest. Speaking of... Havent seen Chrisy here in a long time.
-j
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