What is the point in a bald nutsack?
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I'm mystified. Some bloke down the pub was boasting about getting a discount on a 'back, sack and crack' wax because his Ms works in a Salon. I really can't see the point/advantage that makes it worth having the hairs ripped out of your nutsack. Is there a genuine reason why it's worth going through what must be quite a painful process in order to have hairless nuts? Am I missing something here? I can see the hygiene argument for the crack wax, but honestly if that's the reason for the sack wax alot of people are wiping all wrong.
People, just wierd.
People, just wierd.
I do it, although not waxing. I us veet or nair hair removel cream, but why you ask? I'm a chef and I work in a very hot kitchen for upto 70hours a week, and by removing hair from down there, all the sweat that would be otherwise trapped in my pubes like a sponge is free to flow away, also the lack of pubes keep matey cooler. I'm not alone in this, also what people don't know is that chefs use a lot of baby powder down the arse crack to keep things dry or else we suffer with chaffing on the bum cheeks.
Kev T360 said:
I do it, although not waxing. I us veet or nair hair removel cream, but why you ask? I'm a chef and I work in a very hot kitchen for upto 70hours a week, and by removing hair from down there, all the sweat that would be otherwise trapped in my pubes like a sponge is free to flow away, also the lack of pubes keep matey cooler. I'm not alone in this, also what people don't know is that chefs use a lot of baby powder down the arse crack to keep things dry or else we suffer with chaffing on the bum cheeks.
TMII'm sure most people in the world have read the reviews for this product before, but if not please do...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Veet-Men-Hair-Removal-Crea...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Veet-Men-Hair-Removal-Crea...
Kev T360 said:
I do it, although not waxing. I us veet or nair hair removel cream, but why you ask? I'm a chef and I work in a very hot kitchen for upto 70hours a week, and by removing hair from down there, all the sweat that would be otherwise trapped in my pubes like a sponge is free to flow away, also the lack of pubes keep matey cooler. I'm not alone in this, also what people don't know is that chefs use a lot of baby powder down the arse crack to keep things dry or else we suffer with chaffing on the bum cheeks.
Well that's put me right off the idea of going out for a meal tonight that has. But I take the point, in certain occupations like being a chef or a gay escort I suppose there's a working reason for it.
I'm not sure I understand how a hairless set of b
ks make you're cock look bigger though I must say. FredClogs said:
I'm sure most people in the world have read the reviews for this product before, but if not please do...
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Veet-Men-Hair-Removal-Crea...
The subject of the most popular review gets me every time http://www.amazon.co.uk/Veet-Men-Hair-Removal-Crea...

Seeing as a back sack and crack was mentioned, read this before commencing deforestation of the 'bum line':
http://www.craigslist.org/about/best/lax/35274458....
Edited by budgie smuggler on Thursday 24th September 13:12
OP - I do not know the answeer to your question, a grade 3 all round the wicket works for me, and I can't say I have ever heard any free flossing complaints from her. She has the full shave/wax because she has always done that since growing up in hot and humid countries.
What i do know is that i am never going to look at Paul Hollywood quite the same way ever again.
What i do know is that i am never going to look at Paul Hollywood quite the same way ever again.
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