Armpit Hair

I use my hairclippers on their longest setting once in a while.
 
No. Never entered my mind to do it. And having given it some thought... still no.
 
@Pooky, when it come to shaving, less shaving is more bearable.

very short to nothing via beard trimmer or i'd try the shaving. so after that info, do you shave your pubes too pooky ?

:erm: what pubes?

[Quattro];5435265 said:
Yip!
All Muslims do! /should.

What about the Taliban that believe razor blades were invented by the devil? I wish I didn't have to shave.
 
I've been shaving mine for years. Shave them about once a month. It helps make you stink less. The bacteria that grow in your pits and cause you to stink have nothing to grow on so it takes much longer before you start being smelly.

You don't sweat any more than usual. My experience is that when you do sweat heavily it runs down your side and doesn't hang at your pit in the hair so you don't get the wet-pit look.
 
I've been shaving mine for years. Shave them about once a month. It helps make you stink less. The bacteria that grow in your pits and cause you to stink have nothing to grow on so it takes much longer before you start being smelly.

You don't sweat any more than usual. My experience is that when you do sweat heavily it runs down your side and doesn't hang at your pit in the hair so you don't get the wet-pit look.

That's the problem I had all my sweet kept running down my side.
 
satanboy, get armpads :D

like these?

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Who in their right mind shaves their arm pit hair? (Males I mean)

I mean... seriously?

Why would one want to shave it? And as for the "sweat less comments" Bullshyt ! I have a shaved head and have had one for years and years. I don't sweat less without hair, but the sweat flows freely over my face now where it never used to do it before. So where I used to have sweaty wet hair, I know have a bunch of rivers running from my head if I'm doing heavy activities.

You will sweat if your core temp rises with ot without hair. Your hair doesn't regulate the amount of sweating :D
 
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