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I HATE my body hair and shave it off regularly, but doing so leaves stubble and it comes back almost immediately 
Any better methods? Veet cream?
My wife joked about an epilator, but I'm not that much of a masochist and wax is only usable in some areas.
I see some cd/TVs on here nail it, so curious to know the strategy   | |||
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"I believe you can use wax in all areas. Magic powder?" Magic powder? So when I was a lad there was a blokes mag called FHM, and in that there was a letters section. A guy wrote in to share a horror story of how he decided with a mate to wax his whole body including nut sack. He claimed he tore the sack open 
This story has stuck with me, and wax is absolutely not on the list for anywhere sensitive 
nonblonde_nomore: thank you. Is laser treatment a professional treatment or something you can buy for home?  | |||
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"I believe you can use wax in all areas. Magic powder? Magic powder? So when I was a lad there was a blokes mag called FHM, and in that there was a letters section. A guy wrote in to share a horror story of how he decided with a mate to wax his whole body including nut sack. He claimed he tore the sack open
This story has stuck with me, and wax is absolutely not on the list for anywhere sensitive
nonblonde_nomore: thank you. Is laser treatment a professional treatment or something you can buy for home? "Laser hair is a professional service but you can also buy an IPL device to use it at home.. it’s long lasting but not permanent My laser lady used to work for nhs giving treatment to trans people during their transition as some found their face hair growth to be distressing | |||
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"why avoid veet? " It burns like fuck, there are much better, gentler products around. Plus the smell is horrible! | |||
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"there something called sugaring which is supposed to work really well" Sugaring is similar to waxing. Same result just different products and slight difference in techniques. They work in same way but marketing will have u believe Sugaring is less painful but as both treatments involve pulling the hair follicle from the root it all boils down to the skill of the therapist. See someone trained in either and are trained specifically in intimate hair removal if yr doing the genitals. Not all therapists are qualified/trained in doing this area it is very much an add on skill to a basic qualification. | |||
"How about Nair? Bought some but nervous of using it on balls" I use Nair, belly button to butt crack - sorry for that image I have no pain threshold whatsoever, so if all I'm saying is "it stings a tiny bit" you'll be fine. | |||
"How about Nair? Bought some but nervous of using it on balls" Avoid this around the sack area, can burn like a mf. I too could do with some magic wand I always keep it trim and sometimes go full shave for something different, but it's always a pain when it grows back. | |||
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"Magic powder is awesome. However... it will make your house stink of sulphur. " Sounds like hell. | |||
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"Blowtorch? "Bugger I was just gonna write the same... Lol | |||
"Blowtorch?
Bugger I was just gonna write the same... Lol"Great minds etc | |||
"Laser treatment will remove it permanently. It takes a few sessions but you start seeing results right away" I'd be frightened to use a laser on my soft bits. I've never got over the scene in Goldfinger! | |||
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smooth as they come
I tend to use one of those eGroomers and trim my body hair to 3mm (it’s not too short to be stubbly) and eShave my buttocks and razor shave my balls and around the base of my cock. And yes, tend to trim my pubic area down 3mm, unless of course if I’m meeting someone who wants it totally shaved, in which case, well out comes ma razor | |||
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"I used to go for waxing each month and whilst it was way better than shaving you have to let it grow a bit to get it waxed again. I've had laser now. I had some done in a salon and then when home devices became cheaper and better I bought one. I'm so pleased I did. I went from shaving being a totally unsuitable option to hair free in the places I want to be hair free. If you have pale skin and dark hair it's brilliant. There are some restrictions on where you can use it though." Can I ask the name make of the device ..is that allowed on here ?..thx | |||
"I used to go for waxing each month and whilst it was way better than shaving you have to let it grow a bit to get it waxed again. I've had laser now. I had some done in a salon and then when home devices became cheaper and better I bought one. I'm so pleased I did. I went from shaving being a totally unsuitable option to hair free in the places I want to be hair free. If you have pale skin and dark hair it's brilliant. There are some restrictions on where you can use it though. Can I ask the name make of the device ..is that allowed on here ?..thx" I bought a smoothskin. I spoke to the IPL expert in Boots and he said they make the salon ones and so the tech is good but you're not paying for a brand name. I did have an issue with my first one but they replaced it with no quibbles. If you Google smoothskin you'll find them. They have a couple of options available. | |||
"I used to go for waxing each month and whilst it was way better than shaving you have to let it grow a bit to get it waxed again. I've had laser now. I had some done in a salon and then when home devices became cheaper and better I bought one. I'm so pleased I did. I went from shaving being a totally unsuitable option to hair free in the places I want to be hair free. If you have pale skin and dark hair it's brilliant. There are some restrictions on where you can use it though. Can I ask the name make of the device ..is that allowed on here ?..thx I bought a smoothskin. I spoke to the IPL expert in Boots and he said they make the salon ones and so the tech is good but you're not paying for a brand name. I did have an issue with my first one but they replaced it with no quibbles. If you Google smoothskin you'll find them. They have a couple of options available." Thx
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"I used to go for waxing each month and whilst it was way better than shaving you have to let it grow a bit to get it waxed again. I've had laser now. I had some done in a salon and then when home devices became cheaper and better I bought one. I'm so pleased I did. I went from shaving being a totally unsuitable option to hair free in the places I want to be hair free. If you have pale skin and dark hair it's brilliant. There are some restrictions on where you can use it though." Does it really remove hair permanently? Sounds amazing if so! x | |||
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"I believe you can use wax in all areas. Magic powder? Magic powder? So when I was a lad there was a blokes mag called FHM, and in that there was a letters section. A guy wrote in to share a horror story of how he decided with a mate to wax his whole body including nut sack. He claimed he tore the sack open
This story has stuck with me, and wax is absolutely not on the list for anywhere sensitive
nonblonde_nomore: thank you. Is laser treatment a professional treatment or something you can buy for home? "The ‘torn nutsack’ thing is bullshit. Ive been waxed a fern times, it really isnt that bad. The anticipation is way worse than the reality, its done in seconds and lasts a while. Can’t imagine doing to myself though, go to a professional. | |||
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"I used to go for waxing each month and whilst it was way better than shaving you have to let it grow a bit to get it waxed again. I've had laser now. I had some done in a salon and then when home devices became cheaper and better I bought one. I'm so pleased I did. I went from shaving being a totally unsuitable option to hair free in the places I want to be hair free. If you have pale skin and dark hair it's brilliant. There are some restrictions on where you can use it though. Does it really remove hair permanently? Sounds amazing if so! x" Sorry I missed this. They say it's not permanent. But it sort of is. You just have to do it once every few weeks to deep them coming back. I'd really recommend it if you have the right skin and hair colour combo | |||
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"Tied down with a gag in. The sadistic Dominant with Tweezers... "There is always one | |||
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"Tied down with a gag in. The sadistic Dominant with Tweezers...
There is always one "Well yes of course.. | |||
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"Magic powder for the win! Its awesome stuff and doesn't burn like veet etc" Which one exactly for men? I’ve just been on Amazon and there’s loads of different types. | |||
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"Magic powder for the win! Its awesome stuff and doesn't burn like veet etc Which one exactly for men? I’ve just been on Amazon and there’s loads of different types." I buy the red cream which I think is the strongest, tried the powder and failed. | |||
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"So I'll bet this will raise a few smiles
I HATE my body hair and shave it off regularly, but doing so leaves stubble and it comes back almost immediately
Any better methods? Veet cream?
My wife joked about an epilator, but I'm not that much
of a masochist and wax is only usable in some areas.
I see some cd/TVs on here nail it, so curious to know the strategy "Married to a waxer so I’m being bias but would definitely recommend getting a wax as takes longer to grow back and it’s a lot smoother then shaving... | |||
"Gaffa Tape and a decent gag "lol | |||
