From Rachel McAdams to Julia Roberts, here are some stars who've publicly displayed their underarm and leg hair, plus what they've said about embracing their body hair.

It’s been 26 years since Julia Roberts supercharged the body positivity discussion by rocking up at the Notting Hill premiere with hairy armpits.It was a pivotal moment: one that inspired us to burn ...

In 2021, the 36-year-old showed her body hair progression when she began a partnership with razor company Flamingo, "Day one of me not shaving my legs because I don't want to," she revealed in a ...

Women say shaving is 'an option' not requirement as they proudly flaunt body hair Body acceptance creators Bella and Sara, who proudly flaunted their body hair online, are 'tired' of the narrative ...

Of the women who shave their body hair, 95 percent use a razor for shaving. The survey also shows at-home treatments like chemical removers (11 percent) and waxing kits (11 percent) are a favorite ...

Dear Eric: My coworker has been wearing sleeveless summer tops and dresses recently. She looks so cute in all of her outfits.

Ungirl, a sex-positive Instagram site, posts how “it shouldn’t be radical for me not to shave my body hair,” while Januhairy, also on Instagram, encourages young women to embrace their ...

Shaving might seem to be the other obvious alternative, but trust us, that is not a good idea at all when it comes to body hair removal. What's the solution, then? Trimming.

It’s also not designed to shave or trim other parts of your body because of the bulky angled arm. It’s not for everyone, but if you regularly shave your back (or have someone else do it for ...

I do shave, but it’s different. Plus, I have changed when it comes to hair-down-there removal — these days, it’s seasonal. It’s only on the calendar in the summer.

Plus, it would make their moves faster and easier to do. Not only was shaving their body hair an abnormal experience but so was having to squeeze into their tiny wrestling outfits.

Women shaving their body hair has been a beauty standard in America since the early 1900s when Gillette first marketed a safety razor for women because body hair on women was seen as “inherently ...