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How much is too much then? How do we
know if we have crossed the “natural” line and stepped over to
looking unnatural? Are there any benefits to looking either way? Let
us try to answer these.
While I'm all for natural looking
eyebrows, I don't quite appreciate ungroomed eyebrows, which grow
wildly and give many a unibrow. I'd say there is more beauty in less
hair but we don't want to look like plastic dolls, do we? I've seen
women who hardly look human because of having no hair on their arms
and also girls who like babies because of having no hair on their
legs. But obviously, females don't want to look like men or like
animals. I've also heard of women who got angry at their boyfriends'
request of pubic hair removal, saying they are adult women, not
little girls.
It is subject to personal choice but
I'd recommend going by personal hair growth. If you have fine, blonde
hair on your body, it's not quite necessary to remove it. However, if
you have thick black hair, it'd be advised to at least trim or bleach
it. That's about body hair. Facial hair is best removed, though you
could keep eyebrows thick, only having to groom them so they make you
look more beautiful. Facial hair, other than upper lip and chin can
be kept though. And it's not even necessary to bleach it, if it's not
too much or too dark.
A photographer took pictures of women's armpit hair and I must say they look quite interesting. Though
obviously, he is a photographer, so he knows how to take beautiful
pictures.
Image: Jennifer Lawrence
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