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Waxing, shaving and other feminine things

Blue talks about her experiments with home waxing.

And it is also an excuse to link to her older post, that I missed the first time around, on alternative, energy-efficient, environmentally-friendly cloth pads (not for the squeamish).

However, by then I was totally committed to natural products (because of the second reason: eliminating waste, removing oneself from corporate sponsorship, and doing my bit for saving Mother Earth), and so I started looking at the other option: reusable cloth menstrual pads.

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Sudipta Chatterjee
March 3rd, 2008, 1:54 am | #

Please correct the links: there is a double-http in both.

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Shripriya
March 3rd, 2008, 8:02 am | #

Sudipta - thank you! Fixed.

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