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Tidying up ‘downstairs’

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AbigailB · 18/06/2025 17:40

Hi everyone, I’ve lost some weight and looking forward to getting away and being in a bikini for the first time in what seems forever.

Now downstairs I’ve only ever trimmed with scissors to keep it tidy, but I’m wondering if I need to try to shave or wax? I’d be really interested in tips and advice. I don’t think I’d be confident to wax and less so to go to a professional, but I’ll see what people say x

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Whosenameisthis · 22/06/2025 09:22

I find it an interesting observation that when o/p asks the question does she need to shave or wax, the answers are exlusively advice on how to, not whether she needs to.

it would seem that not shaving/waxing or removing hair is such an alien concept it doesn’t occur to people.

Whenim63 · 22/06/2025 09:28

Eh? No it’s not. Op asked for tips and advice and that’s what she got. If she doesn’t want to she certainly doesn’t have to. Personally, I prefer not to look like a yeti so I have it done. I really don’t care what anyone else does or doesn’t do or actually what anyone else thinks of me for doing it, or not.

DeathMetalMum · 22/06/2025 09:35

I use a trimmer to keep the length short. Think I have a babylis one that's currently about 10 years old. Then I use hair removal cream on my bikini line itself when I can be bothered or going swimming. Works fine and very rarely have any ingrown hair or irritation.

I do find I'm much more sweaty in that area when it's tidier.

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