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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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What's everyones favourite method of hair removal in hard to reach places? Say for back, sack and crack, it's impossible to shave the lot yourself. Is waxing the only real option? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Wax for me. I find the pain level really depends on your aesthetician. I’ve been waxed for years and found that even now I’m “used” to it, I can go to some people and it’s agony vs it’s almost painless. Nowadays I’d only go to two different places to get it done as it’s quick and barely any pain with them. |
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over a year ago
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I always like being completely smooth back and front. Ive always used hair removal cream and works wonders painless and after
quick shower im as smooth as anything. I love the before and then how I am after, now use it on my chest and other areas too so I'm smooth all over |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Wax is best but the time from when hair starts growing until its long enough to wax again is meh, not fun.
Although ita great. Never grows back spiky like after shaving. |
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"What's everyones favourite method of hair removal in hard to reach places? Say for back, sack and crack, it's impossible to shave the lot yourself. Is waxing the only real option?"
get your spouse to do it with tweazers,, pluck,, she loves me,,  pluck,, she loves me not,  pluck she loves me could take a while tho,,,  |
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"I use hair removal cream and it work’s amazingly for me, no pain and leaves me really smooth"
Which one do you use? I'm trying the no hair crew and it's okay but not as effective as I was hoping.
Really I need to find a proper wax salon. It's on my long list of things to do! |
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I wax everything and definitely think it’s the best option. Smooth for 2-3 weeks and can wax again at 4-5 just schedule your waxing around your social life :’)
Though male waxing is harder to find as they need different training.
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I found waxing to be a waste of time/money, i had to wait for it to be long enough to wax, but i was never completely hair free for more than a few days.
I’m now having laser hair removal so it’s pretty much permanent, bar the occasional top up. It gets rid of shaving rash, ingrown hairs, annoying stubble… i can’t imagine ever wanting a bush so permanent removal is perfect for me. I’m just disappointed i can’t do my legs too because they’re tattooed. |
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I’ve been trying to find a better solution for mine. I’ve always been a shaver but sick of getting shaving rash and my waxing experiences haven’t been good at all! Veet never seems to properly do the job and I end up having to shave anyway. Are there any other creams that work better or is laser removal my best option?
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By *0coupleCouple
over a year ago
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"I always like being completely smooth back and front. Ive always used hair removal cream and works wonders painless and after
quick shower im as smooth as anything. I love the before and then how I am after, now use it on my chest and other areas too so I'm smooth all over "
What cream are you using? |
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Laser all days long- top ups every now and then but as someone who suffers with intense pain/ ingrowing hairs etc it has been a god send. A lovely lady set up a home salon locally- my last bikkin top up session was £15 ( I had an offer and am a long standing customer) so works out cheaper than blades/ waxing etc.
I had underarms done, 95% no re-growth and FULL bikini it do need more tops up with that probably once a year as hair is coarser but well worth it.
I also have a Braun IPL machine- £250 that I use once a week over bikkini/ underarms and other problem spots just for reassurance and an extra bompf |
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Gold standard is laser hair removal as it works for all skin types and hair colours
Next is IPL hair removal - limited and requires a lot more sessions.
Waxing or sugaring - personally my fav and what I opt for.
Standard hair removal cream - done for the right length is my second option for when I’m away and can’t get to the salon.
I don’t shave as I find the regrowth horrible and as I cycle I’m more likely to get in growing hairs where they are impossible to see to get out |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What's everyones favourite method of hair removal in hard to reach places? Say for back, sack and crack, it's impossible to shave the lot yourself. Is waxing the only real option?"
It is not impossible to do it yourself, I have been doing it for years. A little pateince and practice. I cannot wax due to skin condition.
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