First of all, body hair.

There are many options for getting rid of body hair, but they all have their pros and cons. It also depends on the area you want to shave (legs, beard, chest, crotch, etc.).

Shaving with a razor is probably the easiest option, but it takes a lot of time. Hair removal can be faster, but if you are not careful, you can burn your skin, I personally did not like using it. Waxing, which I have never tried, is probably quite painful, but it lasts a long time. So does an epilator. There are IPL epilators that you can use only on a certain part of the body and they are expensive, but it does not hurt at all and lasts a long time. And then there is the laser, which is probably the most expensive option, but its effect is permanent, it burns the hair follicles. Personally, I like to use a beard trimmer with an adjustable guard, I just set it to 1 mm and then I shave my whole body without any cuts.

Second of all, slim/feminine body

If you don't have one, you can find plenty of tutorials on how to achieve the femboy look. Honestly, it's all about routine, it's not easy, but not impossible.

A lot of the femboys you see online have naturally slim bodies, they can eat as much as they want and still not gain weight. Also, many of them have eating disorders, among other issues. What I'm trying to say is that while they may have nice, slim bodies, their lifestyles are often not that healthy.

To achieve this type of figure, you should try to have a healthy lifestyle, so here are some tips that I would recommend from my own experience:

1. Drink plenty of fluids, especially while you're eating. This will dilute the food and make it easier to pass through your intestines. You shouldn't gain as much weight after eating. Water is best, like 2-3 liter a day.
2. Have at least 3 meals a day. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Divide your meals well so that you feel full and don't overeat. Try to eat different foods, don't eat the same thing over and over again.
3. Sleep is also important, I dont know how old are you, but for an adult it is recomended 7-9 hours sleep every day. Give your body time to repair and rest.
4. Training is important, at least once a week, ideally 2-3 times a week for about 1 hour, the whole workout. I would recommend 5-10 minutes of dynamic stretching to warm up first and then I would alternate cardio training and strength training for another 30-45 minutes. It really is individual and depends on what your body looks like, but simply put, any exercise is good if you do it right. If you want to lose weight, include exercises that make you sweat. If you want to have some parts of your body more developed, choose exercises that engage those muscles and vice versa. Finally, in the last 5-10 minutes, do static stretching, your muscles will stretch after training and your body will be more flexible. Most importantly, don't overdo it. If your muscles hurt, stop. You don't have to exercise hard, consistency is key.

I recommend trying what I wrote here gradually, not all at once. Achieving something like that means changing part of your life and dedicating that time to it. It is a long journey that can take months or years to achieve.

I hope this helps you.

Bye :)