Celebrities that Proudly Showoff Their Fuzziness

Fuzziness is fashionable. 😁

Most fuzzy celebrity women aren't ashamed to showoff their soft, glistening and sexy fuzziness.

Here are just some celebrity women who know what you should, they are beautiful and sexy in-part by their fuzziness, not despite of. #fuzzycelebs

Teresa Palmer
Emma Watson
Amanda Seyfried
Aubrey Plaza
Katrina Bowden
Alyssa Milano
Lindsay Ellingson
Charlize Theron
Maria Kirilenko
AnnaSophia Robb
Thylane Blondeau
Sofia Vergara
Dominique Provost-Chalkley
Ellie Golding
Jaime King
Emily Bett Rickards
Sarah Michelle Gellar
Taylor Swift
Candice Swanepoel

Maria Kirilenko Fashionably Fuzzy

Lindsay Ellingson Fashionably Fuzzy

Comments

Are Hairy Arms on Girls Attractive?

Are girls with fuzzy (or hairy) arms attractive? Abso-f'n-lutely! During my long journey to discover that my fuzzy arms didn't make me less beautiful, I met guys who were extremely attracted to my fuzzy arms...maybe even more than any other part of my body! That was one of the greatest feelings I've ever had. Only one boy ever teased me for the (quite) noticeable hair on my arms, and he was a jerk to everyone, looking for something to tease about. Girls teased me often when I was younger. But I came to realize they had low self-esteem and were probably actually jelly of my beautiful fuzzy arms. 😁 However, most of my dislike of my own body hair came from myself and all of the hair removal marketing every girl is exposed to. Don't do the same to yourself. Appreciate your natural feminine body hair, and find a guy who does, too!😎 Nearly every woman and girl has some amount of fuzziness. It's what separates us from men. Our body hair is softer, shorter, thi

Should I Shave My Arm Hairs?

Should I shave my arm hairs? Absolutely not! It seems like more and more girls think they need to shave the hair on their arms just to look beautiful. But those soft hairs on your arms don't make you look less beautiful or sexy at all, and hairless arms look weird and baby-like. It took me many years to realize that the hair on my arms actually made me more attractive to men. The sooner you realize it, too, the better. It's natural for us to wonder what aspects of ourselves others find attractive or unattractive, and to be fearful or embarrassed of "standing out." We've been "brainwashed" by the shaving and hair removal industries into believing beauty is hairless. Nadine Ajaka from The Atlantic describes how we've been conned into spending over $10,000 removing hair over our lifetime. In fact, in the late 19th century, European-Americans were quite fond of fuzziness and were astonished by the "strange obsession" Native America

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