Natural, always. Even if you have dark hair. Shaving it will be tedious. It takes time and money to keep shaving your arms and to keep buying new razors. Plus, you might get ingrown hairs, and the stubble will become very apparent after only a day or two. It's just not worth the hassle. Anyone who would rather have you shave your arms is selfish, shallow, and not worth your time. Having hair on your forearms is completely natural. Women feeling pressured to shave their legs and underarms and private area is enough. Enough with these crazy, unnatural standards.
No girl I know shaves their arms, if they do shave they shave legs etc but not arms... The hair on the arms are usually blonde whether you’re brunette or blonde or whatever, so no one even noticed anyway.. from what I’ve understood, no one really cares.
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I thought so as well but after reading comments and hearing that I’m disgusting for having my arm hair I just don’t know anymore
I shave my arms even though my hair is so light it's barely visible. I don't really care what other people do with their body hair, but I shave mine off.
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When it grows back, does it appear really stybbly and dark or how is it?
I know, it's mean, but it grosses me out seeing a girl's arm being hairy. Like, every arm has hair on it, that's natural, but when it's clearly visible or even an eyecatcher, I'll lose interest unless her face is really cute.
I've shaved my arms since I hit puberty. As a little girl I always loved how soft my mothers arms where, looking back I think its just a mom thing to have soft skin, but I thought shaving my arms and putting on lotion would give my softness like hers. It does lol so i just treat my arms like my legs when I take showers.
I don't have a lot of body hair, and I don't want to have it anywhere, certainly not on my arms. Even though they are blonde, it would immediately catch the eye. I epilate, from shoulder to wrist, so it stays silky smooth for a really long time. I cannot recommend it enough. It feels just awesome and it looks more feminine. And it's so immensely satisfying afterwards, to once again have completely soft and shiny arms for many weeks. It's even more thorough than waxing because the epilator really catches every single hair in the process. You just have to clean it under hot running water afterwards. And it lasts for many years until the battery gives up. I only need to do it a couple of times a year anyways because the hair on my arms grows very slowly and at this point, there is almost no regrowth at all.
meh, do what makes you happy. Knew a girl that had hairier forearms than that, and because of what guys said she started shaving them. I felt sad that she let what other people say make her change.
I don't want cactus arms when it starts growing back. It's too much to be expected to shave everything else! I mean please please please stop making us feel gross for something that's supposed to be there!
If you have dark hair like in that picture depending on your genetics it can make come back thicker. I would just leave it. Like unless you feel it affects your appearance. That shit doesn't bother me on girls unless they really have a lot of hair.
The cave, armpits and legs. Those are the only parts that will ever be shaved on me. Hair is completely normal and if a dude wants you to be shaved everywhere, demand the same from him.
On the subject of femalw body hair, I always find shaved most attractive. However, I'm not too uptight about forearm hair as long as it's not too dark or full. Hair like in the picture is fine.
I've been waxing them for years because I really love to be smooth all over. Also, it makes me feel more ladylike. After a while, waxing became too much of a hassle and also kind of expensive, so I just started shaving them. I do it about every other week. The hair on my arms is light brown and fine and grows back really slowly.
Leave your forearm hairs, I knew someone who shaved hers once and it grew back like a bush and now she has that burden of shaving it everyday for the rest of her life.
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