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Default Off topic, a question for women
It is getting hot here and i have to wear skirts and shorts because it is difficult to stand the touch of pants on my legs. That means i have to have my hair removed.

Could i ask you, Do you think an electric epilator is a good option?? I saw one that supossedly has a sonic massage system and some ice system. DO you think that is safe??

Last time i had my legs waxed, i suffered incredibly. What do you think i should do??
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