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Went to look up a book on Amazon, and this item was slapped across the home page:

MANGROOMER Do-It-Yourself Electric Back Hair Shaver

1. Look and Feel Clean and Manicured -- Eliminating unsightly back hair presents a more refined, clean image to others.
2. Confidence -- Increase your confidence knowing that you are "back hair free" and no one will be staring or snickering at you, or get turned off by unsightly back hair.
3. Romance -- Start up that spark in your relationship or marriage by surprising your partner with a smooth, sexy back.
4. Muscle Definition -- Shaving the hair off your back shows your muscle definition in much greater detail. You'll simply look in better shape after using the Mangroomer.
5. Sweat -- Keep your back shaved clean and help keep your back dry with less sweat and less chance for body odor.
6. First Impressions -- As the saying goes, you only get one chance to make a first impression. Don't let back hair ruin the image you are trying to project.
7. Summer Essentials -- When your shirt is off this summer, no back hair is a big plus. Whether you're at the beach or a pool party, use the Mangroomer to avoid embarrassing, hairy-back jokes.
8. Avoid Embarrassing Public Treatment Options -- With the Mangroomer you can shave your back privately, easily, quickly, painlessly, and inexpensively by yourself, in the comfort of your own home.

Ain't it the truth ! And especially number 5....I am SURE that it is scientifically proven that shaving one's back hair will result in the sweat gland producing less product. Ha !

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