Epilated

/ˈɛpɪleɪtɪd/ adjective

Definition

Having had hair removed, especially through the use of an epilator or epilatory method.

Etymology

Past tense and participle of 'epilate,' derived from Latin 'pilus' (hair) with the 'epi-' prefix and '-ated' ending indicating completed action.

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The popularity of epilated skin reflects evolving beauty standards, which have changed dramatically across cultures and centuries—what was considered normal a hundred years ago would look unusual today.

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