You may experience a hair free period of between 1 to 3 days. So permanent hair removal? No!

Allergy Test: Spread hair removal cream on a small area in which to remove hair and let it sit in the specified time, appearing on the package. Scratch hair and wash skin thoroughly with water. If there is no allergic reaction after 24 hours, you can remove hair on the rest of the field.

Tips:

• Always read the directions that come with hair removal cream before you start
• Make an allergy test
• Spread cream in an even layer, so all hair is covered. This causes the cream to work more even
• If you are experiencing cold or sting, while you use it, you must immediately remove the cream with water. Consult a doctor if it does not disappear quickly again
• Never let the cream sit on for longer than described on the package (usually not longer than approx. 6 min), as this increases the risk of an allergic reaction
• Wash skin thoroughly after treatment and dry skin afterwards. If there are remnants of hair removal cream, it will continue to respond
• Hair Removal Cream is not suitable for use in the face, head, on the chest and genitals
• Do not use the cream on the birthmark, wounds, scratches, sunburn or irritated skin. You should also avoid using the cream if you shave you within 72 hours or have a negative reaction to hair removal cream
• If you suffer from a skin disease or take medicine that can affect the skin, you should talk to your doctor before you use hair removal cream
• It is not a good idea to use antiperspirants and perfumed products and to sunbathe 24 hours after use
• Remember that hair removal cream should be stored out of reach of children
• If you get the cream in your mouth or get it in your eyes, you should immediately consult a doctor and bring the packaging

Advantages:

• You let the cream do all the work for you
• You get less stubble than shaving
• It does not take much time
• You may experience hair free periods of up to 3 days

Disadvantages

• You may experience allergic reactions such as etching of the skin and prolonged allergy
• You should preferably do so in connection with a bath
• You should preferably avoid tanning for 24 hours after use
• It is not certain you can get the cream to work on all types of hair

As far as I know, there is no permanent hair remover just yet – but hair removal cream is easy to use, affordable and efficient.

he average woman has around 11,000 hairs on her legs and 2,500 under her arms – here’s how to find the best method for you to get rid of them!
BLEACHING
What you need: Bleach cream
What it does: Uses lightening ingredients to disguise hair
Where: Face and lower arms
Lasts: Up to two months
Pain factor: Nil – unless you leave it on too long
Insider tip: Never bleach immediately after using skin products containing alpha-hydroxy acids because this can cause scarring
How: Wash the area to make sure there is no makeup on your skin that could react with the chemicals in the bleach. Apply as directed and for as long as stated. Wash off.
TWEEZING
What you need: Tweezers
What they do: Pull the hair out at the root
Where: Best for eyebrows
Lasts: Four to six weeks
Pain factor: It hurts a little, but applying ice before you pluck will numb the pain.
Insider Tip: or the best results, choose tweezers with flat, slanted tips rather than pointed ones – they grasp hair better and are less likely to scratch your skin.
How: Quickly and in the direction of hair growth.
SHAVING
What you need: Razor
What it does: Cuts the hair at the surface of the skin
Where: Underarms and legs – bikini lines and facial hair are not really appropriate for shaving because the hair grows back blunt, making it noticeable on the face and itchy on the bikini line.
Lasts: One to two days
Pain factor: Nil unless you slip, but using a single-blade razor minimizes the risk of cuts
Insider Tip: Use hair conditioner instead of soap – it doesn’t dehydrate your skin.
How: Soak in the bath for two to three mins before you shave to expand the hair follicles, giving a closer and longer-lasting shave. Apply shaving cream then shave upward, then downward. Rinse and moisturize.
DEPILATORY CREAM
What you need: A cream formulated for the area you’re going to treat
What it does: Uses chemicals to dissolve the hair just below the skin’s surface
Where: Anywhere
Lasts: Two to three weeks
Pain factor: Nil – though they can smell pretty horrid
Insider Tip: Apply a little soya milk after you’ve removed the cream – ingredients called sernine protease inhibitors stop hair growth and keep you smoother longer.
How: So simple. Apply as directed, wait as long as stated, and shower off. Avoid hot water and perfumed products on the area for at least 3 hours after application to reduce the risk of irritation.
WAXING / SUGARING
What you need: Prepared wax strips: hot wax used with cloth or sugaring solution (usually made with sugar or lemon and honey)
What it does: Pulls the hair out at the root
Lasts: Four to six weeks
Pain factor: Pretty high, especially around your bikini line. Taking a mild painkiller like aspirin helps.
Insider tip: Start waxing in winter – hair must be at least 1/8 inch thick to be waxed properly and you’re less likely to be noticed in the winter months. Also, as each waxing thins hair, the regrowth will be less noticable when the summer months arrive.
How: Apply talc to soak up skin oils, which prevent the wax from sticking. Apply wax strips or hot wax and cloth. Leave for 3 seconds and then pull quickly up in the direction of hair growth. Remove excess wax with warm water and avoid perfumed products for 48 hours.
Sorry this was so long – I figured I would tell you everything I know on hair removal. I didn’t include laster treatments because I myself dislike the procedure. Way too expensive for me…
Good luck!

Do not use a cream to remove all the hair. Those are usually used for “trimming” that area. Creams are really messy and not safe. Home waxing kits will always hurt and will leave a patch here or there and will be more painful when you have to go over those areas again. Shaving is not good either if you want it all off. Go get a professional to do it! It is certainly worth the money. Your boyfriend should cover that cost if that is what he likes so much!

I suggest a brazilian wax…it does not hurt that bad i have had one and it takes a while for all the hair top grow back it’s about $45.00

I use a hard body wax from Gigi. you can buy them at sally beauty supply. you will need to purchase a warmer to go with it, but they’re not too pricey. i am most happy with this product than any other product out there for brazilan wax. Nothing works quite like it. The more you use it the more sparse the hairs will be when they grow back. (meaning it appears to grow back a lot thinner) it HURTS at first, but your tolerance for pain really does get higher as you use it. i have no problems doing a brazilian wax on myself OTHER than the fact that sometimes it’s hard to reach certain areas…so just get a pillow lean against it on the bathroom floor and put a large full size mirror infront of you and it shouldnt be too difficult. Its frustrating the first couple times you use it but once you get the hang of it it’s awesome (and easy) the best way to minimize pain is to apply the wax WITH the direction of hair growth, tighten the skin (stretch the skin in that area) and pull FAST in the opposite direction of the hair growth. works amazingly and you can use it all over your body. no irritation for me. you may want to go get a brazilian wax from a spa and get the feel for it before you spend your money on that. Some people cant tolerate the pain.

To be honest, I’ve tried tons of different options and just last year decided to get laser hair removal… it was the best decision I’ve made! There is no more irritation, itching etc… and I don’t have to shave anymore!! I love it. But if that’s out of yoru budget, try one of those bikini creams for after shaving. I can’t remember the name of the one I used to use, but it was something like Bikini – bumps be gone or something. Go to the drug store and look through what they’ve got – or ask the cosmetician for some suggestions.

There are many reasons that people perform pubic hair removal today. Some do it as a religious custom. Others do it as a cosmetic detail, and some think it is cleaner than letting the pubic hair grow naturally. There are some functions that pubic hair does have, however. It is a visual sign of sexual maturity, it can collect and hold pheromones, it reduces friction on that area during sexual intercourse, and it actually does provide some warmth for the area as well.

Throughout time, pubic hair and pubic hair removal has been a subject in which opinions have changed. In Japanese drawings, pubic hair was often omitted in the past because the display of pubic hair was illegal. The law has changed in modern times, however. In Islamic societies, pubic hair removal is done as a religious practice. In some Middle Eastern and eastern European cultures, pubic hair is considered unclean, and for good hygiene women have done pubic hair removal for centuries.

Pubic hair removal in many cultures today has become a custom practice. Some of the reasons that are common for pubic hair removal include for fashion reasons, tradition and religious reasons, sexual practice, such as for oral sex, to improve tactile sensation and appearance, for hygienic reasons, and to relieve any discomfort, such as with itchiness or heat.

Even though the practice of pubic hair removal is common these days, it is still fairly uncommon for pubic hair to be dyed or colored. Nevertheless, there are dyes and colors that are specifically made for the purpose of dying the pubic hair, and the colors range from natural ones to match the hair on their heads to bright, unnatural colors.
Some people also do pubic hair removal as a statement about their personal tastes. There are tools, lotions, and other products that are available these days to aid in pubic hair removal. Not only that, there are stencils that are on the market to help with creating little shapes and patterns.

Some of the most popular styles of pubic hair removal include the triangle, the landing strip, the Chaplin mustache, the fauxhawk, the Mohawk, and the Brazilian waxing.

The landing strip is a long centered vertical rectangle about a quarter of an inch from side to side. The Chaplin mustache is a short, square version of the landing strip, and the fauxhawk is when the pubic hair is styled like a Mohawk without pubic hair removal. The Mohawk is pubic hair removal on the left and right sides, leaving the middle to be spiked. Many people also have fun with pubic hair removal by using stencils to create shapes like hearts, stars, and others.

By: Kelly Renaul

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