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Wildfleurs -> RE: Personal Care products you must use/not allowed to use (1/2/2008 10:57:06 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: phoenix92901 My Sir likes the fact that I don't wear any makeup with the exception of mascara and the occasional lip gloss. I'm also not into heavy scents or perfumes... neither is He. His only preference thus far, with regards to hygiene, is that I keep things hairless down under. When I was recovering from hernia surgery, He helped me shave and is now looking into home waxing kits since I've been having problems with ingrown hairs (yuck) and can't afford to get professionally waxed. I recently saw a TV ad for an electric tweezer which looks easy to use... has anyone tried it? I've found that Tend Skin (http://www.amazon.com/Tend-Skin/dp/B0006IQK5U) is really good for ingrown hairs, which will make waxing (or tweezing and shaving) more effective!

parttimehotty -> RE: Personal Care products you must use/not allowed to use (1/2/2008 11:09:50 AM)
i've used several different items & He's liked them all. He leaves my "maintenance" up to me.

parttimehotty -> RE: Personal Care products you must use/not allowed to use (1/2/2008 1:10:57 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: SageFemmexx Well honestly, the only thing my husband/dominant is picky about is hair length, he HATES short hair on women so I promised not to cut it although I trim, style and highlight it as I please. However, I on the other hand, am picky about his diet, supplements and balancing his blood sugar and lowering his BP using a variety of herbals and minerals, not drugs and medications. I say turnabout is fair play, I listen to him, he listens to me. Respect is respect. i was going to add that also, because i had very short hair when W/we met, however when the OP only inquired about "products" i stayed w/that ;) i've modified my body considerable since W/we met. Masoplexy, having a lump removed from my leg next week because it said it was "repulsive", grown my hair longer and since Oct start a strict exercise program. So much to do!

SubJordanTyler -> RE: Personal Care products you must use/not allowed to use (1/5/2008 11:16:26 AM)
I never had any restrictions on products - it was the opposite I suppose. She had a specific way I was to look, and was told to use/do whatever was needed to achieve that look. The only possible execptions were if she didn't like a particular sent of something I used - then I had to make a change. Since I was used for public play, she just wanted me in-shape, well-groomed, and presentable for others to look at. That was most important for her, as I was a representation of her - so she wanted me to make her look good.

Surrenderwithin -> RE: Personal Care products you must use/not allowed to use (1/5/2008 6:41:34 PM)
Master does not care what personal products his girls use. Although, he does not like perfumes with strong scents. We are allowed to wear perfumes that only have subtle smells. He dictates that we allow our hair to grow long but allows us to get it styled as we like so long as we dont alter the length beyond normal trimming. Maggi He is particular about what color nail polish we wear and insists that the polish remains in good repair without any chips or scrapes. Otherwise, it must be removed. Maggi

YourhandMyAss -> RE: Personal Care products you must use/not allowed to use (1/5/2008 8:10:57 PM)
he would regret asking me not to wear deoderant I get sweaty and stink pretty bad , Deoderant is pretty much a needed given for me. Even in winter time. quote: ORIGINAL: sunshinemiss well how bout this... *and I'm a little embarrased to admit it... I'm meeting a guy this week for coffee and he's asked that I NOT wear any scents all day - no shower, no deodorant, no perfume, no nothing. He wants to be able to smell the "real" me when we meetpeace

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