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Okay. I'm a female and I have very hairy legs. I do not like shaving my legs at all. My legs are about as hairy as a guys leg. But, I do shave my underarms. But I never wear shorts or anything like that so I have no need to keep them saved. Is this normal?
| My legs are also hairy | 34 | |
| Yes it's normal. | 43 | |
| No, it's not normal. | 12 | |
| That's so gross. | 28 | |
| It's just a preference | 52 |
It's normal for anyone to have hairy legs, but society expects women to shave theirs. I started waxing in college, because I hating shaving so much. About ten years ago I had laser hair removal on my lower legs; no regrets.
Absolutely, as a guy who does so out of cleanliness I found Nair to be fabulous at hair removal for long duration's. As I don't use razors, just electric to cut so the hair doesn't become more coarse. I think all humans should shave there hair all off, less drag resistance. Less shit will become stuck in it, and hell that doesn't sell it evolutionary speaking we'll all be female and hairless in the future anyways so why fight it.
If you don't wanna shave then don't shave. Some people will view it as gross, some won't care, some might like, it, etc, etc.
why dont you use sugar paste it will make your legs very smooth like silk for one month ,so sugaring your legs once a month is not that difficult thing
I'm blonde naturally so my leg hair isn't very noticeable. I never shave it. They're kind of hairy but you can barely tell, people say that it's gross but I justify it as, id rather shave my pubes seeing as if your pants-less that's what someone would be staring as
It's definitely normal, I don't shave my legs but I wouldn't say they were hairy either but it's your choice, if people say it's gross, they are the ones that need to grow up, all people are different =)
Yes it's normal, nobody is obligated to shave any part of their body if they don't want to. I shave up to my knees, but don't bother with my thighs since the hair is softer and more blonde.
I do. It's not comfortable with the tiny little stubby hair bits, and they're warmer in the winter, so yep.
I feel ya, I only shave during the spring and summer. but I don't shave during fall and winter (except my hoo-ha, I always keep that area shaved).