I currently groom my arms and legs myself, but when I groom my VIO area, it gets prickly, causes ingrown hairs that look like pimples, and sometimes becomes darker, so I leave it alone. I’ve finally started saving up some money, so I’m thinking about getting hair removal.
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I was born with naturally fine hair, so if someone looks clean even when they leave it as is, I think that’s perfectly fine, but in my case it’s a jungle down there. People often tell me, “It’s really thick—don’t you shave?” or “It must get sweaty and uncomfortable, so why don’t you shave? Do you want to shave it now?” I could cry.
However, one papa (a male supporter) told me the opposite, saying something about the scent of pheromones and that he wanted me to leave it as it is.
I’m messaging three papas in a “I’m devoted to you ♡” kind of way, so if I get hair removal, one papa will ask why I shaved, but if I don’t, they’ll ask why I haven’t. What should I do?
The shape and color of my intimate area are quite pronounced, so I also wonder whether it might look grotesque even if I remove the hair around the I-line...
Thank you.
Maezawa from the CEO’s office here, and I’ll answer this one too.
Thanks for your question.
I think you could say something like:
“My friend asked me the other day why I don’t get hair removal treatments, and I felt embarrassed, so I decided to go to the same place she goes. I’m sorry, especially since you told me you liked me. By the way, my friend is a woman.”
Then you could go ahead and get the treatment.
That said, I do wonder whether it’s worth spending that much money on it.
Would using an IPL hair-removal device bought on Amazon or somewhere similar be too much of a hassle?
Ideally, I feel like getting professional hair removal once and then using an IPL device afterward would be the most effective approach.
Devices from reputable manufacturers are expensive, but Chinese-made ones with a high number of flashes seem to cost around 10,000–15,000 yen, while those where the number of flashes isn’t a concern can be bought for roughly 6,000–10,000 yen.
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I’m Taro, a male member.
Whether or not to get hair removal is entirely up to the individual. It’s not something for other people to criticize. It’s a basic human right: “The freedom to choose hair removal. Ah-hah♫”
You should go ahead with the hair removal, then casually tell any papa who’s against it, “I thought this looked better,” and explain the benefits. Humanity’s history is basically one of clearing jungles and urbanizing them. No amount of protesting from naturalists is going to stop this trend.
More importantly, what exactly does “because the shape and color of my intimate area are too flashy” mean? When you say the color is flashy, I assume you mean it has primary colors like red or yellow—but when you say the shape is flashy, I can only imagine something out of science fiction. I’d love for you to ask a follow-up question digging deeper into that part.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
Unless the papa who wants you not to shave is more generous than the other two combined, I’d say hair removal wins two to one.
If he asks why you removed it, you can just say it’s uncomfortable during your period. All of my partners have removed theirs. I always thought it was normal for young women to groom.
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