When did women start shaving?
 

At what point in history did women begin shaving things like armpits, legs, etc.? Is this relatively new or has it been this way for centuries?

Shaved pubes seems to have become standard only as recently as the late 80's and 90's. It looks more natural to me now. Do older guys prefer non-shaved being that's what they would have grown up with seeing?

I started the trend in 1976 got tired of the hairballs...

No shit. Look at some of the porn in the 70's and early 80's. Everyone was hairy as fuck. Hairy backs, hairy chests, disgustingly hairy Marilyn Chambers pussies (I would still nail the shit out of her).

Then in comes Tommy Byron, Randy West, Peter North etc. Boom - everyone is bald. Just a fad I guess :action-sm

when the shaver was invited.

I never sent the shaver an invitation to be invited :2 cents:

:laughing-

well anyway its a good thing.

I thought it happened around the middle of the eighties, some famous ladies started doing it and.... well you know what happend after that

Its known that cleopatra was shaved.

This statement is useless without ancient hieroglyphical pics :hitit

http://www.beloit.edu/~classics/main...an_Pharaoh.jpg

The one on the left ( next to bin laden )

ooooh, that puzzy looks tiiiiite! Thanks. I saved these to my "JACK" folder. :Graucho

When they first started running affiliate programs?????




:banana :female

I think women started shaving legs, etc at the turn of the century or maybe a bit later. Before that they never wore skirts, etc. As soon as women started showing a little skin, I beleive it became customary to shave.

As for porn, yeah, it was when Peter North & crew came through. Mid eighties.

WHy question a good thing?

December 12th, 1949

The greeks and egyptians were into the whole hairless thing. It was part of the bathing ritual to pluck out all your body hair, for men and women. Back in the early Ren, women shaved their foreheads up to the crown, since it was seen as beautiful to show more skin there. (check out the woman in Cyrano deBergerac).

And that's your trivia for the day :)