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  Great article, thanks for the information! I am sending Dennis and email presently and will cancel my Verizon phone if they don't change their minds. Keep up the great work!

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  Great article, thanks for the information! I am sending Dennis and email presently and will cancel my Verizon phone if they don't change their minds. Keep up the great work!

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  What about the option of just not shaving? There is a reason why we have hair! People shave here in the US because Americans are obsessed with hair, which is obvious if you look in the hair care isle in the grocery store. So, why not quit the addiction to unecessary costs of petroleum based razors, shaving gel, and time wasted! Check out these points (from http://www.goaskalice.columbia.edu/1181.html):

  • If you shave, your hair to grows back coarser, because the hair shaft will have a blunt tip. Some people describe a "prickly" feeling when hair is growing back after shaving, which is not comfortable.
  • Hair usually grows back within a day or several days after shaving. In order to maintain hair-free legs and underarms, shaving can become a lifelong time commitment that causes women to feel like a "slave to the razor." (Removing your hair by waxing, on the other hand, only needs to be done every four to six weeks, but is equavalent to torture.) 

  I recommend breaking down the social construct that shaving is necessary and embracing our natural form!

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