Anonymous
Post 07/02/2024 09:20     Subject: Re:at what age can I stop getting bikini waxes :-)
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Laser hair removal is great! it is permanent. I had it done in my early 40's, but probably not too late at 60. Great gift for 30 something daughters, daughter-in-laws.


Wrong. I had it in my 20s. It grew back by 40


So get a few more treatments. Still better than waxing indefinitely or having to wear shorts to the pool bc you can’t tame your bush.
Anonymous
Post 07/02/2024 09:18     Subject: at what age can I stop getting bikini waxes :-)
Anonymous wrote:This is OP. Thanks for the permission to stop 😊. I plan to continue so long as the hair level requires it and I wear a bathing suit. As I was last getting waxed I started to wonder why I never see older women going into the wax rooms (I’m sure I’m an older woman to most of you on dcum - I’m a long time reader).

I’ve never been able to shave in that area without getting a shave rash and ingrown hairs. I’ve never looked into laser - I don’t know many women who have done laser in their bikini area, I think that became more standard with women younger than I am. So for me it is waxing or natural!


Seriously do laser. It takes about 6 treatments 6 weeks apart and the hair is gone. I cannot believe you’ve been going in to get waxed monthly for decades and this never occurred to you. You can laser off as much as you want or just the bikini line area.
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2024 22:36     Subject: at what age can I stop getting bikini waxes :-)
Whenever you stop caring and realize that nobody is really looking at you anymore anyway? I'm 52 and keep an eye on the area but if one slips by, there's a pretty good chance nobody is eyeing my groin area anyway.
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2024 21:08     Subject: at what age can I stop getting bikini waxes :-)
Anonymous wrote:I’ve never waxed there in my life. I shave when needed for bathing suits only and otherwise leave it alone.

Same- and I never had any complaints.
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2024 18:11     Subject: at what age can I stop getting bikini waxes :-)
I’ve never waxed there in my life. I shave when needed for bathing suits only and otherwise leave it alone.
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2024 17:17     Subject: at what age can I stop getting bikini waxes :-)
Reality is as you get older all hair gets more sparse and depilation less necessary.
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2024 17:05     Subject: Re:at what age can I stop getting bikini waxes :-)
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I don't get the OP.

I was seriously a hairy person but now nearing menopause, the hair down their has fallen off a cliff. It takes very little effort to groom with a razor now compared to my younger years.

Does a 60 year old really have anything to worry about? I'm not there yet but at this rate, the answer for me seems to be "no."


DP- you are lucky. No such thinning here and I’m in my 50s.


+1

I'm hairless pretty much everywhere else.


Ah, sorry, I'm the original PP and I just assumed that everyone had this. Like I said, I have always had to deal extensively with this but lately things seemed to have calmed down, though I still have a lot of hair on my head. Really, things look a little unpretty down there. I wouldn't mind a little hair to cover up. Oh well.


You can get surgery to fix saggy lips.


FFS
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2024 16:53     Subject: at what age can I stop getting bikini waxes :-)
There are some cute boyshorts two piece suits now.
Anonymous
Post 06/30/2024 14:11     Subject: at what age can I stop getting bikini waxes :-)
I stopped in my late 30s. I’m in my late 40s now, and my hair has significantly thinned post menopause, fwiw. But I wear swimsuits with a little skirt anyway.