Comments on: A Girl’s Gotta Trim The Hedges | Hilarious Bikini Razor Ad http://www.bikinibuys.com/mow-the-lawn/ Bikinis, Swimwear, Tanning, Water Sports & Beach Life Wed, 10 Mar 2010 23:13:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Mike dallas texashttp://www.bikinibuys.com/mow-the-lawn/#comment-124 Mike dallas texas Sat, 04 Jul 2009 16:03:08 +0000 http://www.bikinibuys.com/?p=308#comment-124 i grew up in the day of unshaved women, i can tell you that just the smell of urine and sweat in that bush made me sick, i am so glad for, and appreciative of, womens desire to get rid of that unnecessary hair and have an oderless area, thank you girls i grew up in the day of unshaved women, i can tell you that just the smell of urine and sweat in that bush made me sick, i am so glad for, and appreciative of, womens desire to get rid of that unnecessary hair and have an oderless area, thank you girls

]]> By: TRCIIIhttp://www.bikinibuys.com/mow-the-lawn/#comment-111 TRCIII Thu, 28 May 2009 13:19:26 +0000 http://www.bikinibuys.com/?p=308#comment-111 I've been a "fan" of women's pubic areas, in all their wondrous variety, since losing my virginity at 15 in 1974. I've seen "men's magazines" that displayed a woman's nether areas since shortly before that, and have "studied" Playboy's and Penthouses dating back to their inception and here's one man's theory: Men want variety. Back when shaving was rare, it was considered a sign that a woman was "hot"; if she was taking that much time to prep herself in such a fashion, she must plan on someone seeing it...maybe several someones. It was something women surprised their men with, and it was shocking, interesting, tantalizing but most of all different. Now, it's the norm...and many men are expressing their desire for a full bush. (A particular "Sex and the City" episode probably helped raise awareness of that fact.) I predict (eventually) the pendulum will swing back; women in men's magazines will begin showing more and more hair, to be different from their competitors, and the next generation of men will be longing once again for the shaven maven. But in every age, there are a certain number who will want hirsute--the hairier the better--and probably an equal number that want shaven, or at least scant. I think the earlier poster hit it on the head: you don't have to search for shaven to see shaven. But the fact is...35 years ago--long before Google and the Internet was recording such things--Schick would not have had a market for this product, and today...we get to debate about the relative crassness or cleverness of such a commercial on television. But no one is questioning whether or not there is, in fact, a sizable market for an intimate trimmer/shaver for women. Schick did their marketing research, and I guarantee the product will sell. And there's just enough controversy to give them significant "buzz" and get their name in front of potential buyers. Good on 'em; well done. I’ve been a “fan” of women’s pubic areas, in all their wondrous variety, since losing my virginity at 15 in 1974. I’ve seen “men’s magazines” that displayed a woman’s nether areas since shortly before that, and have “studied” Playboy’s and Penthouses dating back to their inception and here’s one man’s theory:
Men want variety.
Back when shaving was rare, it was considered a sign that a woman was “hot”; if she was taking that much time to prep herself in such a fashion, she must plan on someone seeing it…maybe several someones. It was something women surprised their men with, and it was shocking, interesting, tantalizing but most of all different.
Now, it’s the norm…and many men are expressing their desire for a full bush. (A particular “Sex and the City” episode probably helped raise awareness of that fact.) I predict (eventually) the pendulum will swing back; women in men’s magazines will begin showing more and more hair, to be different from their competitors, and the next generation of men will be longing once again for the shaven maven.
But in every age, there are a certain number who will want hirsute–the hairier the better–and probably an equal number that want shaven, or at least scant. I think the earlier poster hit it on the head: you don’t have to search for shaven to see shaven. But the fact is…35 years ago–long before Google and the Internet was recording such things–Schick would not have had a market for this product, and today…we get to debate about the relative crassness or cleverness of such a commercial on television. But no one is questioning whether or not there is, in fact, a sizable market for an intimate trimmer/shaver for women. Schick did their marketing research, and I guarantee the product will sell. And there’s just enough controversy to give them significant “buzz” and get their name in front of potential buyers. Good on ‘em; well done.

]]> By: Alihttp://www.bikinibuys.com/mow-the-lawn/#comment-24 Ali Fri, 17 Apr 2009 05:57:23 +0000 http://www.bikinibuys.com/?p=308#comment-24 I think a possibility of why the "hairy" is so high is because its a relative fetish. The norm is clean shaven, so most people wouldn't include that in their search. If they want the hair though, that requires a special search.Just a speculation.. I think a possibility of why the “hairy” is so high is because its a relative fetish. The norm is clean shaven, so most people wouldn’t include that in their search. If they want the hair though, that requires a special search.

Just a speculation..

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