Re: children and threading
my sister who was a tomboy had upper hair and she wouldnt clean and now after several years she cleans once in a while. she doesnt care.
my aunties who live in village all have hair some alot…they dont clean.
Re: children and threading
Many females in various cultures don’t and there, nobody bothers them about it. That’s the way it should be. Your own choice, if you want to, you remove it, if you don’t, you leave it.
Re: children and threading
what “should be” and what actually is are more often than not two completely different stories.
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When that is the case, sometimes people do try and get things/attitudes changed for the better. I keep hearing and reading these kind of stories every year, we are talking about our children here. For our children (and grand children one day), we should try to make a better place to live.
Re: children and threading
10 is too young imo!
And it wouldnt stop here so wats the use?
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Are 10 yr-olds themselves ok with being waxed? I remember hiding under the bed when the doctor came round just to give us an injection, I was that scared of the pain..
Why has no-one invented an easy pain-free (and safe) permanent method of hair removal yet 