1 for the ladies - how do you keep yours?

raven83

ciderwithrosie wrote: »

Especially after 3 kids! :rotfl:

Erm yeah i must confess....my love tunnel isn't what it used to be:eek:....but it has served me well and given me my 3 beauties:)

ciderwithrosie_2

raven83 wrote: »

Erm yeah i must confess....my love tunnel isn't what it used to be:eek:....but it has served me well and given me my 3 beauties:)

Ha! I wasn't aware you had 3 children too, I was referring to myself, hope I didn't offend? That's probably what i'd say though, perfectly serviceable still, if a bit well worn!

davenport151

'Early forties. I do nothing to mine except tweeze any escaping stragglers prior to a holiday (when I'll be wearing a swimming costume). Hairy and ... well, not so much proud as not bothered!!'
Me too! Tigsteroonie

raven83

ciderwithrosie wrote: »

Ha! I wasn't aware you had 3 children too, I was referring to myself, hope I didn't offend? That's probably what i'd say though, perfectly serviceable still, if a bit well worn!

Hahaha no offence taken....i know it is more stretched than before but i actually prefer it as it is more comfortable

acl2009

Im 29 and usually regular as clockwork once a month "Hollywood" wax at my local salon and have done for many years...however not had one in about 4 months as the previous one left me so swollen, bruised and skin cracked red and painful I've been too scared! This is purely down to how your skin "down there" becomes more sensitive during pregnancy and I plan to be nice and tidy again before I'm due to give birth in just over 3 weeks!

Poppy9

I'm generally not a very hairy person so a trim and tidy does me!

However no matter how much I prep skin, etc. I get ingrowing hairs and over the last 2 years have become a much bigger problem (I'm late 40s) so that I have some purple bumps that I can't get rid of.

I have on a few occasions gone for the full monty but find it very itchy when it grows back.

Dunroamin

Never have, never would!

VfM4meplse

Dunroamin wrote: »

Never have, never would!

Girl, you don't know what you're missing! Once you've had the guts to wax it, you don't want to go back.

thorsoak

Way back, when wheels were square - well actually when I had my babies (no 1 now being 44:eek:) the first action taken by the midwife when one went into labour was to whip out the old razor!!

It was actually 1st time OH had seen a disposable razor, in the maternity kit!!!

Callie22

thorsoak wrote: »

Way back, when wheels were square - well actually when I had my babies (no 1 now being 44:eek:) the first action taken by the midwife when one went into labour was to whip out the old razor!!

It was actually 1st time OH had seen a disposable razor, in the maternity kit!!!

I've never understood why they did this, I can't think of a practical reason why it would have been necessary (but then I do know beggar all about giving birth ) I watched 'Call the Midwife' recently and they mentioned this - surely women have got other things to be worrying about at that point than a clean-shaven haven?