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Is it normal for boys to shave body parts?
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Changing rituals: Shaving body parts as a cultural or individual method of expression goes back centuries. The egyptians recorded many such patterns in stone carvings.Currently many males & females strip various body surfaces of their natural hair growth. I occasionally see some embarrassed kids for hair follicle infections brought about by the process.I'm sure it will change again in the future.
Answered 3/26/2013
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