waxing

[Cricket]

Yes, I remember reading that one. And hearing about it on the news. That was shortly after I had attempted mine. Within days, actually. I considered it a sign.
Mine wasn't quite THAT bad. I got started, (6 or 7 months pg, by the way) but DH had to come and finish the job for me - brave man. Once the wax is on you, you don't have a whole lot of choice but to take it off! There was a great deal of yelling and screaming, a bit of bleeding, and plenty of vows that I would NEVER do that again, no matter how hot and sexy it was. I don't think I even made promises like that after labour.
If you don't mind me borrowing your thread for a bit, Hollo, I'm curious what everyone else does for bikini trimming. I've tried plucking, but who on earth has time (or flexibility!) to do that properly?! Shaving makes me crazy - I get a rash within hours, even if I exfoliate and use a new razor. Waxing was obviously a no-go. Am I just stuck with being "au natural" or is there something I am missing?

[Kitt3n]

lol cricket - i know exactly what you mean! TBH, mine has been a la naturale for the last few months - i wish it would just go away, i mean why is it there to begin with? Evolution missed a step......

[2CheekyMonkeys]

i usually use one of those mens electric shavers to make it shorter and then shave it afterwards. i wonder if you could get some of the hair removal creme that you can use in that area?

[LimeSlice]

lol...good man your hubby!! I had DF use the trimmer on me few times when I was pregnant, I just couldnt reach around that far! lol
pmsl @ cat...maybe if we all focus hard enough at once it will just fall out?

**TMI warning!**
I'm a bit like you though Cricket - I cant shave, so I trim it with the best invention ever, my remmington trimmer (its like a small version of a buzz cutter) and its pink, cos its for girls bits (lol) and hair removal cream...although sometimes that gives me a rash too! No brazillians here - but we can trim!

Thanks for the hijack Hollo!!