Stubble as an ethnic (curry/gulf Arab) does not increase sex appeal. Clean shaven would for this pheno

[delta7]

Buy an epilator, I’m not even joking

I’ve just bought one and it’s insane in retrospect how could I live without it

It creates perfectly smooth, girl tier clean shaven skin and it supposedly lasts for around 2 weeks for men (I’ve done it first time this saturday so idk how long it will last yet)

Brutally mogs razor shaving if you are going for the prettyboy look

which one do you have? Any link?

 

[Prettyboy]

which one do you have? Any link?

I personally own a Panasonic ES EL2A with 60 tweezers:

But it doesn’t really matter which one you buy as they are very similar, be it Phillips, Braun, Remington etc.

The only thing that matters is the numbers of tweezers, which can range from like 20-60. The more tweezers, the more fast and effective it is at removing hair but at the cost of being more painful.

Edit: one thing I should add, you should buy one that allows wet epilating as doing so is less painful than dry

 

[Chadethnic101]

Buy an epilator, I’m not even joking

I’ve just bought one and it’s insane in retrospect how could I live without it

It creates perfectly smooth, girl tier clean shaven skin and it supposedly lasts for around 2 weeks for men (I’ve done it first time this saturday so idk how long it will last yet)

Brutally mogs razor shaving if you are going for the prettyboy look

How would u say it is now you have tried it?

 

[delta7]

I personally own a Panasonic ES EL2A with 60 tweezers:

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But it doesn’t really matter which one you buy as they are very similar, be it Phillips, Braun, Remington etc.

The only thing that matters is the numbers of tweezers, which can range from like 20-60. The more tweezers, the more fast and effective it is at removing hair but at the cost of being more painful.

Edit: one thing I should add, you should buy one that allows wet epilating as doing so is less painful than dry

just bought one and it’s torture to my skin. How long did it take you to epilate your face? Is it supposed to take that long ffs. I don’t think it’s worth it with the pain and the red swelling that will stay there until the hairs grow back especially if your facial hair grows fast

 

[Chadethnic101]

just bought one and it’s torture to my skin. How long did it take you to epilate your face? Is it supposed to take that long ffs. I don’t think it’s worth it with the pain and the red swelling that will stay there until the hairs grow back especially if your facial hair grows fast

Tbh man you are better off getting a foil shaver and passing that thru your face, then wet shaving with the grain.

This will be the same as shaving against the grain without the irritation.
If you have thick facial hair I'm not surprised an epilator kills

 

[Moggedbyevery1]

Tbh man you are better off getting a foil shaver and passing that thru your face, then wet shaving with the grain.

This will be the same as shaving against the grain without the irritation.
If you have thick facial hair I'm not surprised an epilator kills

Wet shaving is kinda relaxing tho, I too fell for the masculine ethnic cope and now shave almost everyday, but still have a slight shadow ever after shaving ffs

 

[Chadethnic101]

Wet shaving is kinda relaxing tho, I too fell for the masculine ethnic cope and now shave almost everyday, but still have a slight shadow ever after shaving ffs

Can't help the shadow, we are high t ethnics

 

[Chadethnic101]

Yj

just like how my mum said in 1985 clean-shaven was in
depends on the woman's generation and the media she grew up with - her preference would usually stick up to this day
my mother, who was born in 1968, still prefers clean-shaven prettyboys up to this day because gen x media often promoted such men. my dad was born in 1971 and he was a dark-featured PSL 6.5 prettyboy in his prime.
meanwhile a millennial born in 1993 often prefers beards since like you said, in 2016, beards and a fade were in.
and a zoomer born in 2002 is likely to prefer clean-shaven

these preferences often stick with the woman as demonstrated by my gen x mother.

just like how my mum said in 1985 clean-shaven was in
depends on the woman's generation and the media she grew up with - her preference would usually stick up to this day
my mother, who was born in 1968, still prefers clean-shaven prettyboys up to this day because gen x media often promoted such men. my dad was born in 1971 and he was a dark-featured PSL 6.5 prettyboy in his prime.
meanwhile a millennial born in 1993 often prefers beards since like you said, in 2016, beards and a fade were in.
and a zoomer born in 2002 is likely to prefer clean-shaven

these preferences often stick with the woman as demonstrated by my gen x mother.

Yea I was born 95 and everyone my age defo prefer stubble and beards... Zoomers u are probs correct about