May 23, 2007
Some girls are just
naturally hairy. They have
long hair flowing down their
backs, on their legs, from their
armpits, on their arms, ears
and sometimes chins. Some
will have to deal with long
sideburns and mustaches.
Growing up I used to hear
guys going goo goo over
young ladies with the hairy
legs. They said those girls
were fine!
And don’t let the girls have
bow legs!
A girl like me didn’t stand a
chance. I could shave my legs
once every three or four years
and you would never know the
difference. And the only time
my legs appeared to be bowed
was when I was sitting on the
balance beam in physical
education class.
Interestingly many of my
young friends who had hairy
legs didn’t care much for
them, especially because there
was always some guy who
would clown them, making
references to gorillas or some
other hairy creatures.
One thing you must know
is that hair can trap some of the
funkiest odors known to man.
It is imperative that you do
everything you can to make
sure you keep those areas
covered with hair clean and
well taken care of.
The hair on your head
should be shampooed and
make sure if nothing else, you
get the ends clipped.
The hair under your arms,
well, let’s face it….there’s
nothing remotely sexy or
appealing about smelly
armpits. The scent is horrific
and you might think that no
one, not even someone madly
in love, smells the odor; but
take it from me, your secret
will be out.
So you say you use
deodorant. Well, guess what?
You wash, you put on
deodorant, you go out and
sweat. There are some
materials that will retain that
scent, even if you send them to
the cleaners.
So, you wear the piece of
clothing again—now you
have the past scent and
deodorant mixed with the
latest scent and deodorant—
add it up. I’m talking about a
funky not so good thing.
Here’s where that baking
soda can come in handy.
Make baking soda pastes by
combining the white
substance with either water or
bath gel. Leave it under your
arms and yes, between your
legs for a while, as you shave
your legs or take care of other
business.
Also try changing up your
brands of deodorant and by all
means, find a way that is comfortable
to you to have the hair
removed.
Now there are some
females who don’t like to
remove their hair from their
pubic area. That’s a personal
choice, however; if you are
wearing bikinis or short shorts,
I would suggest that you make
sure your pubic hair is not
sticking out. It is pubic hair,
not public hair!
So how do you deal with
the smell down under? Well,
douching is not the answer.
While there are odors that
come from discharges, there is
a distinct smell that comes
because your hair is retaining
fluids and you add the fluid
and heat and friction and a
little perfume, and you’re
going to have one hot funky
mess! And please don’t have
an infection—the smell will
have tongues wagging!
It is always helpful to carry
wipes with you.
Just always remember, you
must wipe from front to back
or you increase your chances
of infection. You don’t want
anything from your anus
getting into your vagina.
Some females will wear
panty liners to absorb moisture
but nowadays with the thong,
there isn’t much you can put
into that thin piece of undergarment.
Sisters, learn about your
body. Explore it, fall in love
with it, protect it, don’t let
anyone mistreat it and make
sure you know it better than
anyone.
And remember your body
is going to change on you.
You’ll go from not having any
hair, to peach fuzz, to a full
garden and then one day you
will look up, I mean down and
you’re going to get the shock
of your life when you see one
strand of...
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