"Thinking of all over body hair removal via cream , any ideas tips ? "
Yes - don’t leave it on too long! I burned my testiclé and it hurt like fuck for weeks. Literally couldn’t make sweet sweet love to any minges. Cannot now use cream on the same bit because it immediately burns. |
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"Thinking of all over body hair removal via cream , any ideas tips ?
Yes - don’t leave it on too long! I burned my testiclé and it hurt like fuck for weeks. Literally couldn’t make sweet sweet love to any minges. Cannot now use cream on the same bit because it immediately burns."
Nobody blew on it to make it better ? Poor you  
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"Thinking of all over body hair removal via cream , any ideas tips ?
Yes - don’t leave it on too long! I burned my testiclé and it hurt like fuck for weeks. Literally couldn’t make sweet sweet love to any minges. Cannot now use cream on the same bit because it immediately burns."
Sensible comment - yes, I've heard that the creams can cause sensitivities
Not sensible - the accent on testicle makes it look like it rhymes with Pericles or something. Tes-tick-lee |
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"Thinking of all over body hair removal via cream , any ideas tips ?
Yes - don’t leave it on too long! I burned my testiclé and it hurt like fuck for weeks. Literally couldn’t make sweet sweet love to any minges. Cannot now use cream on the same bit because it immediately burns.
Nobody blew on it to make it better ? Poor you
T"
Not one volunteer!! A little blow and a delicate finger applying some Hello Vera would’ve helped a bit, I’m sure. Some people are so selfish!  |
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"Thinking of all over body hair removal via cream , any ideas tips ?
Have you considered laser home device ? "
Can you get them? And do they actually work? I’d definitely consider that if they’re no a million pounds |
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"Thinking of all over body hair removal via cream , any ideas tips ?
Have you considered laser home device ?
Can you get them? And do they actually work? I’d definitely consider that if they’re no a million pounds "
Look up IPL devices - not quite laser. They're not cheap but they're a bit cheaper than a million quid.
Often on half price offer places like Boots - wait for a sale like that, even better if it's on a big points offer. |
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"Thinking of all over body hair removal via cream , any ideas tips ?
Have you considered laser home device ?
Can you get them? And do they actually work? I’d definitely consider that if they’re no a million pounds "
There is currently a Groupon offer for the laser clinic on Cross street. £79 for 6 sessions of laser hair removal |
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I’ve always had to shave daily, but just started using a home IPL system. The Philips Lumea prestige.
Used it 3 times so far and it’s making a huge difference. I’d say a good 60-70% of hair is gone.
Hoping after another 1-2 times of using it, I will be pretty much hair free and be able to just go over everything once a month with it.
Hurts a bit on the old intimates. A bit like self induced cattle prodding! But worth every grit of the teeth. 
They’re most effective for pale skin/dark hair.
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Professional laser apparently is good though always remember that whatever they say it's permanent hair reduction and will still require upkeep after the initial group of sessions which normally they say gets rid of around 80%. However it will always vary from person to person and the hair, the area etc. A reputable clinic of course is a must and they will be able to advise specifically about you. |
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"I’ve always had to shave daily, but just started using a home IPL system. The Philips Lumea prestige.
Used it 3 times so far and it’s making a huge difference. I’d say a good 60-70% of hair is gone.
Hoping after another 1-2 times of using it, I will be pretty much hair free and be able to just go over everything once a month with it.
Hurts a bit on the old intimates. A bit like self induced cattle prodding! But worth every grit of the teeth.
They’re most effective for pale skin/dark hair.
Mrs"
I've got a Braun and it's made a huge difference on my upper lip. Probably only about 50%, but maybe 80% of the dark hairs. I did it nearly two years ago religiously and slacked off, and not much has come back. |
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I tried veet a few months back and had a full body rash for a fortnight. Horrendous experience.
Now just use a beard trimmer on number 1 all over. Does the job perfect  |
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That’s good to hear. I’ve heard others say they’ve done the job well so stopped using them as much or even altogether. and it’s kept pretty much hair free. I’m quite shocked that it’s working. So far, so good!
"I’ve always had to shave daily, but just started using a home IPL system. The Philips Lumea prestige.
Used it 3 times so far and it’s making a huge difference. I’d say a good 60-70% of hair is gone.
Hoping after another 1-2 times of using it, I will be pretty much hair free and be able to just go over everything once a month with it.
Hurts a bit on the old intimates. A bit like self induced cattle prodding! But worth every grit of the teeth.
They’re most effective for pale skin/dark hair.
Mrs
I've got a Braun and it's made a huge difference on my upper lip. Probably only about 50%, but maybe 80% of the dark hairs. I did it nearly two years ago religiously and slacked off, and not much has come back."
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Hi,
The cream is messy, smells and when you miss getting a bit off excruciatingly painful. But you do get smooth results.
If you are going to do a bingcarea I would consider a professional intimate wax.
I use one of the lady's travel razors, that come in a blue plastic case. The are small and easy to work round your bits.
Use good shaving soap and after shave balm to minimise razor burn.
IPL works best if you have dark hair. Haven't tried it myself. |
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"That’s good to hear. I’ve heard others say they’ve done the job well so stopped using them as much or even altogether. and it’s kept pretty much hair free. I’m quite shocked that it’s working. So far, so good!
I’ve always had to shave daily, but just started using a home IPL system. The Philips Lumea prestige.
Used it 3 times so far and it’s making a huge difference. I’d say a good 60-70% of hair is gone.
Hoping after another 1-2 times of using it, I will be pretty much hair free and be able to just go over everything once a month with it.
Hurts a bit on the old intimates. A bit like self induced cattle prodding! But worth every grit of the teeth.
They’re most effective for pale skin/dark hair.
Mrs
I've got a Braun and it's made a huge difference on my upper lip. Probably only about 50%, but maybe 80% of the dark hairs. I did it nearly two years ago religiously and slacked off, and not much has come back. "
I think they guarantee the hair loss for six months. I've obviously still got the system so I can go back to it when I need to. |
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"Thinking of all over body hair removal via cream , any ideas tips ?
Yes - don’t leave it on too long! I burned my testiclé and it hurt like fuck for weeks. Literally couldn’t make sweet sweet love to any minges. Cannot now use cream on the same bit because it immediately burns.
Nobody blew on it to make it better ? Poor you
T
Not one volunteer!! A little blow and a delicate finger applying some Hello Vera would’ve helped a bit, I’m sure. Some people are so selfish! "
Boo to them!
And as for home device - yes you can get them. Sometimes Boots or Amazon have offers. Keep an eye out. First check if your skin and hair colour is compatible with it. There should be an image chart online about that. Maybe on the manufacturer website ?
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"Thinking of all over body hair removal via cream , any ideas tips ?
Yes - don’t leave it on too long! I burned my testiclé and it hurt like fuck for weeks. Literally couldn’t make sweet sweet love to any minges. Cannot now use cream on the same bit because it immediately burns.
Nobody blew on it to make it better ? Poor you
T
Not one volunteer!! A little blow and a delicate finger applying some Hello Vera would’ve helped a bit, I’m sure. Some people are so selfish!
Boo to them!
And as for home device - yes you can get them. Sometimes Boots or Amazon have offers. Keep an eye out. First check if your skin and hair colour is compatible with it. There should be an image chart online about that. Maybe on the manufacturer website ?
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Thanks, T! I’ll definitely look into it. |
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"Thinking of all over body hair removal via cream , any ideas tips ?
Have you considered laser home device ?
Can you get them? And do they actually work? I’d definitely consider that if they’re no a million pounds
There is currently a Groupon offer for the laser clinic on Cross street. £79 for 6 sessions of laser hair removal "
Ooo thanks, Newcat, I’ll definitely look into this as well. I hope they include my soft dangly collection of objects!! |
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Look up IPL devices - not quite laser. They're not cheap but they're a bit cheaper than a million quid. "
A genuine thanks Swing!!
Had a look and I am bying the lareveza-ipl-laser-hair-removal-handset its £140 so not exactly cheap!! But cab use anywhere!! Whoop whoop even the face!! I hate shaving so much!!
Thank you kindly!!
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Look up IPL devices - not quite laser. They're not cheap but they're a bit cheaper than a million quid.
A genuine thanks Swing!!
Had a look and I am bying the lareveza-ipl-laser-hair-removal-handset its £140 so not exactly cheap!! But cab use anywhere!! Whoop whoop even the face!! I hate shaving so much!!
Thank you kindly!!
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No worries. I got a Braun in 2021, half price at Boots. I'm very happy with it - my dark facial hair is one of the things that most upsets me, and it's made a gigantic dent in that. |
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I have used my Mrs' IPL device and can confirm it really works for light skin/dark hair. Only get the very occasional stubborn dark hair now, even though I've not used the device in months..
They don't recommend using it on the balls though  |
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Veet Sensitive works a treat!
Apply a day or two before "action". Don't leave it on for more than 10-12 minutes. If you do your arsecrack, expect to feel like you've had a Vindaloo !for a couple of hours; Sudocrem will sort that out for you. |
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