
Nana, a married woman working in a major company's PR department, is coerced by her boss into becoming a test subject for a new shaving product. What starts as a simple company project turns into a daily nightmare of humiliation as she is forced to stay perfectly shaved and undergo constant inspections of her most private areas.










*I like Nana Aida's face... I like my body too... Great voice too! ! The story is crazy though... The expression of the man in agony is the best.
For those who like shaved, this is an irresistible masterpiece. The mosaic work is excellent.
*Personally, After bullying Nana with a suitable reason, I wish I had gotten into Nana's shaving. So for about 40 minutes in the first half, there is loving sex with her husband, there is love, but there is also pubic hair. I wasn't expecting that. What I was expecting was sex with Nana's shaved pussy. But when Nana's hair is shaved, the shameful look on her face is nice.
I was excited for Aida's 'paipan' (shaved) work, but I was disappointed because there was absolutely no depiction of the shame of being shaved or the idea of using it as a business tool. The first entry in the series, starring Misa Yuki, handled that well, so I gave it 5 stars, but this one has nothing to offer besides Aida's charm. I really wish they had at least shown her revealing her shaved look to customers to promote the gel's effectiveness.
That bald guy who keeps appearing in RED. Whether he's playing Aida Nana's boss or a villain, his level is bottom-tier; he's not even worth discussing. A decent actor playing a villain should at least have some 'dignity.' He's barely passable as a street-level thug preying on schoolgirlsโbasically criminal-level acting. He drags the quality of the AV down to 'trash' levels. He's worse than a background extra, not even worth considering. You have to struggle to keep him out of your sight just to focus on Aida Nana. It's a stinking 'problem' that goes beyond the script. Aida Nana is a pro who knows her job, and the fact that she gave it her all is the only saving grace for the buyer. If someone like Mr. Tabuchi had been in it, it would have been a completely different, decent AV.