hair removal (merged)

tinkerbell84

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it stops the ingrown hairs when they grow back

greyskymorning

tinkerbell84 wrote: »

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it stops the ingrown hairs when they grow back

Very true. I'd recommend Aapri. Really gets the job done.

sticher

I used hair removal cream this morning - and then read that you shouldnt!

Took it off - too late was bleeding slightly and boy did it hurt when I had a pee!

Are there special creams for down there?

Got2change

The key words to look for on packaging for hair removal creams are "Facial quality"; that means that it is safe for your sensitive areas. Still need to be careful quite where you put it though.

absolutebounder

I can do very good pain control hypnosis so perhaps I should be there for you:D

Any

Hi everyone,
my sister recently got into the idea that she wants all her body hair off permanently - but don't we all?:rotfl:
But she is looking into this laser thing - the treatment takes long time and it is sooo expensive!
I saw a cosmetic line called Skin Doctors Hair No More and I am wondering whether anyone has any experience with this cosmetic? Have you actually noticed slower and thinner hair re-growth?
If it works at least a little I would buy it to her (and myself) for Christmas and ask her to try this first before she goes for the laser treatment.
Thank you
Any

tinkerbell84

I've had laser and completely recommend it.

As for the product you mention, I've never tried it, but reading this http://www.ciao.co.uk/Hair_No_More__Review_5278535 :eek:

not found a positive review yet

http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/body-care/skin-doctors-hair-no-more-inhibitor-spray/1116113/

Any

If you don't mind me asking how much have you paid and how many times did you have to go? And are they really completely gone?

tinkerbell84

I paid just over £1k to have full legs, arms, bikini (brazilian) and underarms done - it was an amazing offer. It should have cost between £1800 and £2k for 6 sessions on each.

Treatment took about 9 months, and I haven't waxed or shaved anywhere yet. I completed my treatment in February this year.

It isn't always permanent. Top up sessions may be needed every 2-3 years, but only 1 or 2, not another 6

countrymusicfan

I can throughly vouch for Vaniqa. I have a problem with my chin hair. It is dreadfull. I put the Vaniqa on twice a day and the problem is much much less. It is a tremendous help to someone who is very embarrased about the whole thing.