Hollywood’s favorites are normalizing growing out their body hair. From Miley Cyrus rocking pink armpit hair in 2015 to ...

“I used to shave on a very regular basis for years and it did feel like a chore, but it also felt necessary, too, as a woman to feel beautiful and hygienic and attractive,” said Georgia Peck, a ...

Waxing and partial waxing are already off the table, and you can also add tweezing to the list. Aaronson said to avoid ...

Why You Might Not Want To Pluck Or Wax Your Nose Hair It may not look great, but it's more useful than you'd think.

Visible body hair is becoming more acceptable, but the majority of us still trim particular areas of our bodies -- which includes our nose hair.

Believe it or not, nose hairs are your body's first line of defence. Each tiny hair acts like a bouncer at the door of Club Respiratory, filtering out particles we don't want deep inside. Our ...

Before every middle school dance, I used to perform a whole (now, seemingly ridiculous) full body hair removal ritual. I’d shave my big toes, legs, pubic hair, and armpits, and swipe my razor ...

Furthermore, since two to three hair strands grow from a single pore, even if one of the hairs is gray, plucking it apparently makes the other strands more likely to turn gray as well.

Dermatologist Julie Russak, MD, explains the risks involved with tweezing or plucking nose hair—and how you can safely remove it.

Tweezers, which Romans used to pluck unwanted body hair, “didn’t exist in Britain before the Romans arrived.” Once the Romans invaded Britain, tweezers seemed to abound.

In doing so, James became one of the rising number of middle-aged men in the UK who are now shaving, threading, plucking and lasering away their body hair in pursuit of the perfect appearance.