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Body hair removal isn't just for women anymore. If your guy's getting a little too unruly, there are ways to nudge him into embracing manscaping.Facial hair can give a man a refined look, but the same can't be said for a back beard. If he's sprouting unwanted hair in places like his ears or down below, it might be time to suggest a grooming session.
"Manscaping" may be a modern term, but the idea of body hair removal used to be reserved for women. Today, the rugged, hirsute look is no longer in, and men are expected to groom just as much as women. It might take some guys time to adjust, but it's simply part of today's grooming standards.
After convincing your guy that manscaping is a must, the grooming process might be as simple as a few swipes with a razor or a couple of tweezers. However, if multiple problem areas are involved, a more thorough approach is necessary. Here are some tips for getting started with a reluctant manscaper.
Tips for Manscaping
Manscaping goes beyond just below the waist, and it doesn't mean he has to go completely smooth. It's all about tidying up and keeping things neat. If your guy is a bit hesitant, start with easier areas to manage. Overgrown ear and nose hairs can be easily removed with an ear and nose hair trimmer. Managing a wild beard or mustache is a great place to start, along with tackling that dreaded unibrow.
Once your guy's face is in top shape and he's comfortable moving forward, you can tackle bigger areas. It may seem intimidating to work on the chest or back, but you have more options at your disposal. You can assist him in shaving his overgrown back (after using an electric groomer, of course), or he could try a depilatory cream or wax. Unless he's aiming for a full underwear-model appearance, a trim might be more suitable than full removal for his chest hair.
He may not be eager to take a razor to previously untamed areas, especially with the potential hit to his ego. However, with some careful persuasion, he might just be willing to go for it – or at least make himself more presentable.
When it comes to sensitive areas, it's important to proceed with caution. Waxing can be effective in some spots, but for others, he may prefer to use small grooming scissors or even leave certain areas untouched.
Remember, manscaping doesn't have to be a completely solo endeavor. Waxing, for instance, might be best handled by a professional, especially if your guy is new to hair removal. Also, remind him that it's not a one-time job – maintenance is just as crucial as the initial grooming. Have him invest in tweezers, a quality electric groomer, and any other tools to keep his look sharp.
