fitness Body hair

[Lord Severus]

Do you remove your body hair?

I am not a very cool guy when it comes to body hair, so I prefer most of my body hair except those on my arms and legs.

Life was difficult before they produced body hair removal creams. Now, i am largely fine because the whole ordeal is over within 30 minutes.

 

[riberet]

I've never had a lot of hair on my body, so I don't usually remove it very often, but when I see that it's a bit overgrown, I remove it, I think it's more aesthetic.

 

[Unvarnished]

I don't do hair on my body anymore! I am just trimming the eyebrows and trimming the nose hair. I like to embracing my natural texture and it makes me feels liberating.

 

[Harsh World]

I have body hair and got tired of keeping it up. So, I tried laser hair removal to get rid of it. I did about a year and a half of sessions, and it seemed like only more grew, or the hair grew thicker.

What a waste of money...

 

[NatureFreak]

I don't like keeping body hairs at all. Though I'm not the hairy type of person, it takes some time before a good amount of hair grows, but I make sure I remove them with a clipper.

 

[ActionAce]

I love to wax body hair. It's painful but it lasts longer, and it makes my skin feels smoother. I wax my arms, legs, and eyebrows and it's really a game changer.

 

[Lord Severus]

Problems with laser is that they change the texture of the hair. It becomes more thick, coarse, curly and difficult to remove.

Waxing is painfull.

Body hair removal sprays/creams doesnt work very well with thick hair, so pubic region should be excluded and instead use a razor or whatever works best for you.

 

[Harsh World]

Problems with laser is that they change the texture of the hair. It becomes more thick, coarse, curly and difficult to remove.

I found that out the hard (and expensive) way.

Waxing is painfull.

I could take it, but I just don't want to book appointment after appointment, and it cost too much of my time. So, I'm just a bear now.

 

[Lord Severus]

I found that out the hard (and expensive) way.


I could take it, but I just don't want to book appointment after appointment, and it cost too much of my time. So, I'm just a bear now.

What about trying hair removals prays?

For me, it works really effective. The odour is has is unbearable, but it lasts for 10 to 15 mins maximum.

Have you tried them?

 

[dorkyguy]

I hate facial hair, and chest and tummy hair. I shave all of that.

Everything else stays natural. haha

 

[Harsh World]

I hate facial hair, and chest and tummy hair. I shave all of that.

I've grown fond of a beard.

And it takes like an entire razor blade to do my chest and tummy. That alone gets quite expensive. I can usually get two good shaves out of a blade if I do the ole' jean trick, where you scrape the blade across jeans and it gives it just a little bit more sharpness. But after that, it's worthless because it won't cut as close after that.

With razors being like $14 for 4, it could be quite the monthly expense to keep it up.

I might only do it during beach season...

 

[Shawn]

Hah.

When I first got into cycling, I read that shaving your body hair makes cycling feel better.

So, I did it. I shaved everything--legs, rear, front, everything, LOL.

The chaffing I got afterwards was horrendous to say the least. I wore my cycling kit, which is spandex and skintight, and it felt needles all over my body where needles shouldn't be.

Never did that again, never will do that again. LOL.

Kudos to those of you who do. You're tougher than me!

 

[Apsara]

Yes, I remove my body hair as it makes me feel more comfortable and confident. I mainly do hot waxing