What's the best way to remove body hair?
@Schnorrawaggle (688)
Austria
May 23, 2007 2:42pm CST
With summer knocking on my door, and the clothes we wear these days getting smaller and smaller I'm thinking I need a spring hair removal treatment. But I'm not sure which way to go, waxing? shaving? .... it's all so uncomfortable and leaves my skin red.
How do you get rid of hair without irritating your skin?
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@polachicago (18716)
• United States
24 May 07
I am very happy with "intuition" shaving system...no irritation and no scratches...after years of itching and scratching...it is the easier way...
@Schnorrawaggle (688)
• Austria
24 May 07
I've never hear of it, I wonder if it's available in Europe. The itching and scratching are not pleasant.
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@polachicago (18716)
• United States
24 May 07
I don't know, I am sending you product link.
http://schickintuition.com/
@Schnorrawaggle (688)
• Austria
31 May 07
I checked out the link and it says it has milk and honey, so that's out for me... as I am vegan.
I'll just make it through another year looking like a bear.... lol
btw is that you? you are gorgeous!
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@sakana (260)
• Singapore
19 Jun 07
I heard Sally Hansen's hair removal products are really effective! If they don't have that where you live, Veet works pretty well too :) I have a tube of it but I don't use it much because I don't really have to shave and all.
@ranjeetkolarkar (1595)
• India
13 Jun 07
i prefer using hair removing creme as it is very convenient and it does not hurt.
@UDDERONES (887)
• United States
23 May 07
I normally just shave and I have my eyebrows waxed.
I tried to use Nair one time and it broke me out. There is a new product out called Veet. You put the foam on you and then in 3-5 minutes you go over your leg with a fake like razor. It is suppose to last longer than shaving. I have not tried it as I was afraid it would break me out like Nair does.
Good luck.
