Manzillion / Menzilian?

[Banged_Up]

There seems to be a few ways to spell it. Waxing your junk. There’s a place here in town that looks to be fairly reputable. Very professional and above board. I’m thinking seriously about trying it.
Who has experience here? Ladies feel free to comment.
Is the pain worse than a decent flogging?
Basically is the reward worth the pain?

 

[masterpoonhunter]

There seems to be a few ways to spell it. Waxing your junk. There’s a place here in town that looks to be fairly reputable. Very professional and above board. I’m thinking seriously about trying it.
Who has experience here? Ladies feel free to comment.
Is the pain worse than a decent flogging?
Basically is the reward worth the pain?

Someone just posted in the Random Thread a graphic that after seeing your post I am trying to unsee.

 

[perbertman]

There seems to be a few ways to spell it. Waxing your junk. There’s a place here in town that looks to be fairly reputable. Very professional and above board. I’m thinking seriously about trying it.
Who has experience here? Ladies feel free to comment.
Is the pain worse than a decent flogging?
Basically is the reward worth the pain?

I get it done. I’m pretty much hairless everywhere else but for some reason born with a forest down there.

honestly, yes it hurts initially, but not as bad as you think. If the technician is doing their job and explaining the process to you, you know what to expect. It’s 20 minutes of pain for a couple months of hairlessness. Just remember to exfoliate the area to prevent in-growns.

I had a bad shaving accident so I prefer getting waxed instead.

 

[Banged_Up]

Thanks perbertman. I must admit to not being well versed in certain aspects of self care. What the hell does exfoliate mean as it applies to your meat and potatoes goes? The site for the waxing person says to exfoliate. My mind says wash vigorously. Am I close or am I missing a step?
As far as that picture master p, I am going to do my best not to look.
Just for that, google “angle grinder accidents”.

 

[Humptydumpty]

Good Ol sack and crack wax. The pain is minimal. The feeling of it makes me giggle much to the amusement of the person doing the waxing. After care is important, exfoliating aka scrubbing it and using good soap. But not having hair for weeks or months is awesome

 

[charlie smart]

No way would I survive waxing of my sensitive regions...my go to is a good razor and shaving cream while in a hot steamy shower....yes, you need to be careful but practice makes perfect...a sharp blade around your private parts requires attention .

 

[GeeBeeP]

Nope, couldn't do it.
After a couple of painful experiences with the razor (Not that bad MPH, holy shit!!!) I was going to try nair but the idea of chemicals on the boys just sounded like a bad idea.
I recently discovered a foil razor attachment for my electric beard trimmer that works wonders. Trim things as close as you can with the #1 blade guard and then finish with the foil. Take your time, be careful, and pull the skin tight and its pretty damn smooth down there.
You just have to get used to the sound of power tools near the plums.

 

[Banged_Up]

I found out from a friend yesterday that a guy often gets aroused during a waxing. Apparently the wax pulling part can produce an ejaculation. Can’t wait for my first try now lol.

 

[masterpoonhunter]

The thought of dousing Big Jim and the Twins with chemicals is about as appealing as having glass shards pushed into my testes. The thought of covering the big fella and his two friends in a waxy material to then RIP THE FUCKING HAIR OFF, just gives me the willies. This is me doing some vivid thought experiments here as I have never performed these rituals in real life. And will probably do my best to never participate.

I don't know guys, the past decades I have just been using a standard Bic razer, in the shower, once ever week or so, to clean up my taint, keep the boys fuzz down to nice and clean and trim some excess away from Jim. Then use my trusty panasonic wet/dry shaver to keep the bush down to a well trimmed hedge. I am definitely not of the ilk to go completely clean shaven. I'm relatively hairy so to keep the gorilla in me down to nothing, I would be spending hours trimming my entire bod.

But who am I to lay out any judgment here. And, if as our esteemed fellow pooner banged_up notes, waxing and pulling, gets a guy off, well go for it.

 

[Humptydumpty]

Women get it done all the time. They also give birth which is in its own right the most painful looking thing to go through.

Getting your hair ripped out is a drop in the bucket. The pain is uncomfortable the first time. But it doesn’t outright hurt as bad as you think. It’s less painful that hitting your thumb with a hammer or stubbing your toe, it’s more painful than a razor burn, but for an instant. Honestly grow a pair, be a man, try it once, it’s far nicer than shaving every few days to stay smooth.

 

[sybian]

Or you could just use a propane torch with quick sweeping motions.
Just be sure to remove the batteries from the smoke detector.

 

[beyond infinity]

I had it done and loved the results. But for me the trouble was that she would position my hands around the wax strip and have me hold the skin taut, then she would yank, then I would twitch and lose my grip, then she would quickly apply and yank two more times. Because I couldn't keep the skin taut, those subsequent yanks were excruciating. I twitched and let go every. Single. Time. It was almost traumatic. But I did really like the results. I'd give it another go if I knew the sp would only yank once between each positioning of my hands.

 

[beyond infinity]

Oh, and the correct spelling is "manzilian" because it's derived from "Brazilian."

 

[Humptydumpty]

I had it done and loved the results. But for me the trouble was that she would position my hands around the wax strip and have me hold the skin taut, then she would yank, then I would twitch and lose my grip, then she would quickly apply and yank two more times. Because I couldn't keep the skin taut, those subsequent yanks were excruciating. I twitched and let go every. Single. Time. It was almost traumatic. But I did really like the results. I'd give it another go if I knew the sp would only yank once between each positioning of my hands.

where did you go that she had you hold things? Ihave Never had told hold anything but my cheeks apart.

id recommend asking if they can do the smallest amounts possible. A good esthetician will apply pressure right after the yank, which eases the shock significantly. On the bonus side, the first time hurts the worst. Every subsequent visit is less and less shock therapy.

Saw Nina this past week for a wax. Had me in and out in ten minutes. She works quick and does a nice job. Quite satisfied. As pain free as I’ve ever had.

 

[BeGentle]

where did you go that she had you hold things? Ihave Never had told hold anything but my cheeks apart.

id recommend asking if they can do the smallest amounts possible. A good esthetician will apply pressure right after the yank, which eases the shock significantly. On the bonus side, the first time hurts the worst. Every subsequent visit is less and less shock therapy.

Saw Nina this past week for a wax. Had me in and out in ten minutes. She works quick and does a nice job. Quite satisfied. As pain free as I’ve ever had.

I have been thinking of going to see Nina. Just out of curiosity, how is she dressed and is there a finish? or just the hair removal and you're done?

 

[Mr. J]

Can't say I've tried it. I've always used the trimmer/disposable razor downstairs and never had any issues.