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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago
Over the rainbow, under the bridge |
"We prefer the shaven look and feel and I was just wondering what other people do to achieve a smooth finish. Do you shave, wax, use hair removal creams? And what products do you use?
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I shave - wax and creams leave a rash. I have sensitive skin. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Epilator."
Now i made such a fuss about getting one if these and went to use it and chickened out lol so I have a brand new emulator waiting for me to understand how to use it as have now lost instructions lol |
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"We prefer the shaven look and feel and I was just wondering what other people do to achieve a smooth finish. Do you shave, wax, use hair removal creams? And what products do you use?
I shave - wax and creams leave a rash. I have sensitive skin."
I was wondering if the creams might be too harsh for the lady garden
I get a rash from shaving tho. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I use a trimmer with adjustable lengths so I could fade from totally bald on my cock, balls and arse and then fade it slightly longer into my thighs and stomach. It felt nice and close but still managed to look naturalish. |
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"I use a trimmer with adjustable lengths so I could fade from totally bald on my cock, balls and arse and then fade it slightly longer into my thighs and stomach. It felt nice and close but still managed to look naturalish. "
I actually prefer a close trim to a shave on a man, but I want to be totally smooth myself. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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if you don't shave the hair where they are applying the laser it can hurt, and then it is sore for about a day afterwards apparently...
is permanent though |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Agreed Rosie. I'm not very hairy but it is quite odd seeing some bits totally bald then a wispy pube fringe where you stop shaving around the belly button or legs. It's the reverse of a goatee beard! |
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"Epilator.
Is it really painful tho?Yes, but bearable."
I hadn't thought about them before you suggested it so I've been doing a little research. Does it actually get less painful with time as what I've read suggests? |
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"if you don't shave the hair where they are applying the laser it can hurt, and then it is sore for about a day afterwards apparently...
is permanent though"
I do like the sound of permanent, I can't imagine ever changing my mind and wanting it back. |
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"Agreed Rosie. I'm not very hairy but it is quite odd seeing some bits totally bald then a wispy pube fringe where you stop shaving around the belly button or legs. It's the reverse of a goatee beard!"
Yeah that can look a bit weird but there is also the stubbly regrowth, I hate getting a rash on my face just from sucking my boyfriends cock! |
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"Magic powder platinum for me. No smells, no pain and fast and easy. A razor takes for ever and the logistics are a nightmare for the larger lady!"
Does it work in a similar way to hair removal creams? |
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"Epilator.
Is it really painful tho?Yes, but bearable.
You soon get used to it so it doesn't hurt as much."
I don't mind a bit of pain...apart from the pain of parting with the cash so I'll have to look into this carefully. Do you have a recommendation for any particular brand? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I wax not that painful, lasts, and is a lot smoother. epilators are very painful, creams make be burn and bleed down there, and they are sensitive creams I used for less time than they say to. they take top layer of my skin off and is super sore for a long time, its surprising how much movement goes on down their when you walk! |
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By *vana sukalotWoman
over a year ago
In a land of make believe (Derby) |
"Epilator.
Is it really painful tho?Yes, but bearable.
You soon get used to it so it doesn't hurt as much.
I don't mind a bit of pain...apart from the pain of parting with the cash so I'll have to look into this carefully. Do you have a recommendation for any particular brand?"
I've only used mine on my legs to me it feels a bit like a tattoo.
I got a Phillips one for £30 in the sale although I'd like the Braun one. |
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"I wax not that painful, lasts, and is a lot smoother. epilators are very painful, creams make be burn and bleed down there, and they are sensitive creams I used for less time than they say to. they take top layer of my skin off and is super sore for a long time, its surprising how much movement goes on down their when you walk!"
Wow I didn't know the creams could make you bleed!
I'm going to try waxing but it will have to be a self done job as there is nowhere around here to get it done professionally.
I've bought some Veet wax strips, does anyone know if they are any good? |
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"Epilator.
Is it really painful tho?Yes, but bearable.
You soon get used to it so it doesn't hurt as much.
I don't mind a bit of pain...apart from the pain of parting with the cash so I'll have to look into this carefully. Do you have a recommendation for any particular brand?
I've only used mine on my legs to me it feels a bit like a tattoo.
I got a Phillips one for £30 in the sale although I'd like the Braun one. "
I've been looking on Amazon and the prices range from £27 to £268!
I was thinking of trying the Phillips Satinelle, depends how the wax strips go I suppose. |
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By *vana sukalotWoman
over a year ago
In a land of make believe (Derby) |
"Epilator.
Is it really painful tho?Yes, but bearable.
You soon get used to it so it doesn't hurt as much.
I don't mind a bit of pain...apart from the pain of parting with the cash so I'll have to look into this carefully. Do you have a recommendation for any particular brand?
I've only used mine on my legs to me it feels a bit like a tattoo.
I got a Phillips one for £30 in the sale although I'd like the Braun one.
I've been looking on Amazon and the prices range from £27 to £268!
I was thinking of trying the Phillips Satinelle, depends how the wax strips go I suppose."
I think that's the one I've got, its white with a purple pattern on.
Ouch good luck with the wax, I tried it once never again I'm too much of a wimp lol |
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By *oublouWoman
over a year ago
co durham |
I've gone & bought some of that magic stuff in a silver container after reading on here. Quite confused by it but I'll figure it out. Shaving causes a rash as does waxing & creams. It's just a complete plain!!!!! |
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By *oodmessMan
over a year ago
yumsville |
"We prefer the shaven look and feel and I was just wondering what other people do to achieve a smooth finish. Do you shave, wax, use hair removal creams? And what products do you use?
I shave - wax and creams leave a rash. I have sensitive skin.
I was wondering if the creams might be too harsh for the lady garden
I get a rash from shaving tho."
use hair condiditoner it softens just as it should - shaving gel/cream do cut too close I think |
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"Epilator.
Is it really painful tho?Yes, but bearable.
You soon get used to it so it doesn't hurt as much.
I don't mind a bit of pain...apart from the pain of parting with the cash so I'll have to look into this carefully. Do you have a recommendation for any particular brand?
I've only used mine on my legs to me it feels a bit like a tattoo.
I got a Phillips one for £30 in the sale although I'd like the Braun one.
I've been looking on Amazon and the prices range from £27 to £268!
I was thinking of trying the Phillips Satinelle, depends how the wax strips go I suppose.
I think that's the one I've got, its white with a purple pattern on.
Ouch good luck with the wax, I tried it once never again I'm too much of a wimp lol"
Yeah the ones on Amazon are white and purple.
I'm hoping to channel my inner masochist to cope with the waxing pain! |
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"We prefer the shaven look and feel and I was just wondering what other people do to achieve a smooth finish. Do you shave, wax, use hair removal creams? And what products do you use?
I shave - wax and creams leave a rash. I have sensitive skin.
I was wondering if the creams might be too harsh for the lady garden
I get a rash from shaving tho.
use hair condiditoner it softens just as it should - shaving gel/cream do cut too close I think"
Thanks for that tip, I'll give it a go while I wait for the wax strips to arrive. |
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"We prefer the shaven look and feel and I was just wondering what other people do to achieve a smooth finish. Do you shave, wax, use hair removal creams? And what products do you use?
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Take the wig off.......ouch forgot its real  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Magic cream. Does the trick well. Stinks but I'm all smooth. Used it tonight for the first time
Is that the same stuff as the powder?"
Yeah my bad.
Really good stuff. Except the smell. Oh god I gipped |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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believe me.. i have tried everything!!!!! including the famous white powder stuff.... the best is by far epilation... at first its painful ..get a wet n dry one and do in the bath... you get used to it very quick... and it grows back so much thinner... lasts for days .. no stubbly regrowth... but dont do underneath...that does hurt!!! if it catches your special bits!!lol i use Braun silk a pil...wet n dry...
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"Magic cream. Does the trick well. Stinks but I'm all smooth. Used it tonight for the first time
Is that the same stuff as the powder?
Yeah my bad.
Really good stuff. Except the smell. Oh god I gipped "
That's funny cos the girl who mentioned it further up this thread said there was no smell, I wonder if it varies from brand to brand. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Magic cream. Does the trick well. Stinks but I'm all smooth. Used it tonight for the first time
Is that the same stuff as the powder?
Yeah my bad.
Really good stuff. Except the smell. Oh god I gipped
That's funny cos the girl who mentioned it further up this thread said there was no smell, I wonder if it varies from brand to brand."
This stuff stinks so bad. Kinda like veet. That sulphur smell |
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"believe me.. i have tried everything!!!!! including the famous white powder stuff.... the best is by far epilation... at first its painful ..get a wet n dry one and do in the bath... you get used to it very quick... and it grows back so much thinner... lasts for days .. no stubbly regrowth... but dont do underneath...that does hurt!!! if it catches your special bits!!lol i use Braun silk a pil...wet n dry...
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Well from your profile name you must be the person to ask
The idea of it "catching my special bits" just made me cross my legs!
Does it hurt less if you do it in the bath or did you suggest that for another reason? |
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"Magic cream. Does the trick well. Stinks but I'm all smooth. Used it tonight for the first time
Is that the same stuff as the powder?
Yeah my bad.
Really good stuff. Except the smell. Oh god I gipped
That's funny cos the girl who mentioned it further up this thread said there was no smell, I wonder if it varies from brand to brand.
This stuff stinks so bad. Kinda like veet. That sulphur smell "
Oh I know the smell of Veet, it's vile and a nightmare to get rid of! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Magic cream. Does the trick well. Stinks but I'm all smooth. Used it tonight for the first time
Is that the same stuff as the powder?
Yeah my bad.
Really good stuff. Except the smell. Oh god I gipped
That's funny cos the girl who mentioned it further up this thread said there was no smell, I wonder if it varies from brand to brand.
This stuff stinks so bad. Kinda like veet. That sulphur smell
Oh I know the smell of Veet, it's vile and a nightmare to get rid of!"
I nearly gassed myself out with incense |
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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago
Over the rainbow, under the bridge |
"We prefer the shaven look and feel and I was just wondering what other people do to achieve a smooth finish. Do you shave, wax, use hair removal creams? And what products do you use?
I shave - wax and creams leave a rash. I have sensitive skin.
I was wondering if the creams might be too harsh for the lady garden
I get a rash from shaving tho.
use hair condiditoner it softens just as it should - shaving gel/cream do cut too close I think"
They burn!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Shave .. Everyday 
I get a rash and go all spotty if I shave everyday  "
I use the Intuition Razor. Its got a moisturiser block attached to it and its brilliant x x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Another epilator fan, for my legs anyhow and then an odd rotate to shave now and then.
I've been brave enough to do my bikini line but that's about my limit  |
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