Re: defoliating the landscape

Posted by kenzi on May 15, 2000 at 19:38:46:

In Reply to: defoliating the landscape posted by Catherine Cartwright Jones on May 15, 2000 at 19:25:25:

: My daughter in law was trying to threaten my son with purchasing
: "nads" ..... there are some very furry genes latent in my
family ....

: I've asked my daughter about waxing, sugaring and threading, as she
: and all the women she works with have to be kept furless but for a
: spot the size of a postage stamp .... and they wax each other,
: because that's the only way to get some of it done. They're very
: companionable with each other. She says that heating the skin, and
: heating the wax or sugar to very, very warm is the way to be
furless
: with relatively little discomfort.

---Good advice!

: A woman was telling me about her trip to a Turkish hamam ( how many
: m's should be in the preferred spelling?) ... and her experience

---I think there should be 3 of 'em.

with
: seeing herself furless for the first time since adolescence set in.
: She said the Turkish hamam ladies also "polished" her private
: landscape after defoliation ... and grinned a whole lot about that,
: but didn't offer many details. She certainly implied that being
: polished until shiny was a very enjoyable thing.

----Furless is a good thing, I know that I prefer it. But polished?
Sounds like something you'd have to pay for!

: Thanks for the info on men's defoliation! I certainly was missing
: that! Would your expert consider the brush removal aesthetic,
: hygenic, or religious?

---I will have to check with the expert. I think that, like a lot of
cultural things, it is a mixture of all three, but I'll get a more
exact answer for you.

---My how the topic has strayed...not a problem.

Follow Ups:

• Re: defoliating the landscape Catherine Cartwright Jones 21:58:07 5/15/00 (1)
  • Re: defoliating the landscape Natasha Papousek 11:07:42 5/16/00 (0)