Hair Removal Help

[mama]

I know that guys can either shave or use the hair removal lotions to remove the body hair and thats cool, and it lasts about 2-3 weeks. But I am wondering if anyone knows of a good product that inhibits hair growth.

i have tried a few products that swear if you use their product daily it will inhibit hair growth, make it softer, lighter, less visible. But nothing so far has worked. the hair removal lotions give me a rash.

Since I started doing AS years ago, it never was a problem until this last year when it became visibly noticeable, I have noticed more fine facial hairs and a few on my chin. Tweezing does the job ( and no i dont need an electric razor or anything like that) but enough to make tweezing a must. But I have to tweez every other day and its really a hassle.

DOES ANYONE KNOW OF A PRODUCT THAT REALLY WORKS TO REMOVE, INHIBIT, SLOW DOWN THE GROWTH, OR STOP THE GROWTH OF FACIAL HAIR.

I AM EVEN OPEN TO ANY PROCEDURES, NOT TO COSTLY TO REMOVE THE HAIR PERMANENTLY.

LET ME KNOW

 

[qwester]

Reply

The best thing I can tell you , because my girlfriend did it was to go to a laser hair removal center. It wasn't too costly if I remember correctly, and they set her up on a payment plan. She had to go a few times to get it all. It's not a guarantee though to permanently remove it, but it will supposedly keep it off longer than electrolysis. It's been about a year I think, and no visible hair.

Hope this helps
Qwester

 

[mama]

thats excellent. could you possibly ask your girlfriend, if she did facial hair, was it painful and did you swell up, or maybe burns or anything like that. I love to know.
thanks for the input its much appreciated

 

[qwester]

She did the hair on her legs. She got tired of shaving them, and finally got the laser hair removal done. She said her legs got red, and itchy for a little while, but it didn't really hurt that much at all when they did it. She tolerates pain really well so I don't know if thats the truth or not, but I've seen it also done on television, and people just sat down in a chair while the woman did it, and it didn't look painful.

Hope that helps
Qwester