University student launches a new campaign encouraging women to stop shaving and find confidence in the natural look

A month-long campaign encouraging women to grow out their body hair is happening for the first time.

Januhairy, set up by student Laura Jackson, 21, from Warwickshire aims to help women love and accept their natural hair while raising money for charity - rather like a female version of Movember.

The Exeter University student said she came up with the idea after growing out her own hair for a performance.

'Though I felt liberated and more confident in myself, some people around me didn't understand or agree with why I didn't shave,' the third-year drama student said.

'I realised that there is still so much more for us to do to be able to accept one another fully and truly.'

Women from around the world have signed up to the challenge, from Spain to USA and Laura hopes to raise £1,000 for charity Body Gossip’s education program, which teaches young people about body image.




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Er.....no thanks

Good luck to her

See nothing wrong with this and can imagine some men and women like this.

It looks awful. Luckily, I don't have to shave my legs.

Nor me !

Oh, dear God...not another dopey student creating a supposed "ism" to campaign against.

"Make hirsuteism a hate crime!"

Fred Moletrousers wrote:Oh, dear God...not another dopey student creating a supposed "ism" to campaign against.

"Make hirsuteism a hate crime!"

Err, where is she making it a hate crime?

Thor wrote:

Fred Moletrousers wrote:Oh, dear God...not another dopey student creating a supposed "ism" to campaign against.

"Make hirsuteism a hate crime!"

Err, where is she making it a hate crime?

You don't really do whimsey, do you?

Fred Moletrousers wrote:

Thor wrote:

Err, where is she making it a hate crime?

You don't really do whimsey, do you?

Sorry, but I failed to see the humour, until you pointed this out

How is one to tell?

Thor wrote:

Fred Moletrousers wrote:

You don't really do whimsey, do you?

Sorry, but I failed to see the humour, until you pointed this out

How is one to tell?

I suppose it takes someone with a mischievous sense of humour to spot someone else with a mischievous sense of humour. Perhaps we are too exclusive a breed.

Fred Moletrousers wrote:

Thor wrote:

Sorry, but I failed to see the humour, until you pointed this out

How is one to tell?

I suppose it takes someone with a mischievous sense of humour to spot someone else with a mischievous sense of humour. Perhaps we are too exclusive a breed.

That might be the case Fred, but I seriously did not know, until you said

It just means I do not fully understand your humour and have yet to learn

Yuck....hairy legs, underarms, crotch area in a bikini on a woman look horrible imo.
If God had intended women to look like yeti's she would not have given us the brains to invent hair removal products.

Sorry but I find it horrible. I like looking like a woman and see no reason to compete with a guy over my hairy legs and bushy fishcave.

Vintage wrote:Why do you think being hairless make you look like a woman?
Its only a cultural thing, what if you didn't know any better?

But I do know better and I like the fact that I’m hairless and a man is hairy. I dont like skinny men either or long hair. I like to be the feminine one.

Also can’t stand those kind of men who have about seventeen “beauty” products and smell like a perfumery. It’s oersonal preference.

I could ask you why you don’t eat dogs but will eat a cow? What if you didn’t know any better?

I really see nothing wrong with a woman with hairy legs or armpits

Its completely natural

I just find it wierd how women find certain parts of the body, that require to be shaven

Not many think to shave their heads and in fact, its a massive part of the attraction for women, their hairstyles

I guess in time evolution will mean we lose all body hair anyway

I think you should look however you want to look, but also realize that some people might not find you attractive if you choose a certain look over another.

If you're trying to find someone who truly cares nothing about looks, then go for it!

dunno wolfie but I would have thought you were used to "hairy" or at least "woolly" bein an auzzie and all that .....green wellies etc....

eddie wrote:

Vintage wrote:Why do you think being hairless make you look like a woman?
Its only a cultural thing, what if you didn't know any better?

But I do know better and I like the fact that I’m hairless and a man is hairy. I dont like skinny men either or long hair. I like to be the feminine one.

Also can’t stand those kind of men who have about seventeen “beauty” products and smell like a perfumery. It’s oersonal preference.

I could ask you why you don’t eat dogs but will eat a cow? What if you didn’t know any better?

OI.......

big bush beard AND long hair (ponytail/man bun)

kinda like barbarian

What do you find under a Pony tail,?--------an Arsehole!

nicko wrote:What do you find under a Pony tail,?--------an Arsehole!

nicko wrote:What do you find under a Pony tail,?--------an Arsehole!

Oi...watch it...I get enough of that from my granddaughter "what do you get under a pony's tail.....a pony's bum"

nah..I'm not a yorkshire man

Of course, it looks good on some men,------creep creep !