I have a relative 10 years old who happens to have inherited the
family hairiness. Of course the mean girls at school are torturing
her.  Since she has started shaving her legs they have started in with
the "tarantula" arms.  Since giving in to them doesn't work, I want to
"arm" her with a comeback or two to give her some confidence.  Please
provide the names of some well-know heirsuit women. I would be happy
with 3-5 names (and no, jojo the dog-face woman is not what I have in
mind).

---

Request for Question Clarification by bobbie7-ga on 03 Sep 2006 10:38 PDT

The artist Frida Kahlo
http://www.planetsalsa.com/quepasa/frida_kahlo_self_portrait.htm

---

Request for Question Clarification by bobbie7-ga on 03 Sep 2006 10:39 PDT

The clarification should have been in the comment box. Sorry...

The artist Frida Kahlo
http://www.planetsalsa.com/quepasa/frida_kahlo_self_portrait.htm

That is one approach:  to give the girl some selfconfidence, but if
she asked about Frida Kahlo, the girl might not be uplifted by her
life story.

I sincerely hope her parents are asking doctors about possible
treatment (suggested without knowing if there are any).
Here is a question and answer on the subject:
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=749541

Rita Hayworth (a well known film star of yesteryear) started life as
Margarita Cansino and, apparently, she had a low hairline that was
raised by electrolysis, after she had been signed up by Columbia
Pictures.

I guess that many successful women have their excess hair removed and
that very few people would ever know or care.

Maybe Rita could prove a good role model for your young relative?

Best Wishes

Bryan

How about any of the actresses from the movie "Quest for fire"?

Waxing is better than shaving. Shaving of body hair causes to grow
more stronger and vigrously.
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waxing