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Unwanted hair removal HELP

mattawesome Posts: 141 Joined: 2005/01/13	2005/03/07, 12:29 AM I have a LOT of unwanted hair on my body. Not my chest but my forearms, and my legs. I mean a lot. What is the best way to use. I know not shaving. I know men are supposed to have hair, and I know by removing it, it shows off the muscle better. Any advise?:cool: -------------- If you can\'t hang with the big dogs, go your little ass home.
Lonegirl Posts: 446 Joined: 2002/11/13	2005/03/07, 10:00 AM There's Nair for men now....or jsut regular nair...smells bad but works.
mattawesome Posts: 141 Joined: 2005/01/13	2005/03/07, 07:40 PM Thanks -------------- If you can't hang with the big dogs, go your little ass home.
Lonegirl Posts: 446 Joined: 2002/11/13	2005/03/08, 09:03 AM :big_smile:
mattawesome Posts: 141 Joined: 2005/01/13	2005/03/10, 11:48 PM Anyone else have any ideas? -------------- If you can't hang with the big dogs, go your little ass home.
sourjujube Posts: 31 Joined: 2004/12/30	2005/03/21, 08:22 PM Wax it off...stings a little but it yanks it right out from the root so regrowth is slower and hair seems a little finer when it grows back.... The con of it is you have to wait for your hair to be at least 1/4 inch regrowth before you can wax again...needs something to hold on to The pro of it is, eventually, the hair becomes sparser and you may not need to wax as often. My advice: buy water soluble wax because it just washes off with water if you chicken out. If you do try the wax, pleast post again...I'd be interested to hear how a man takes it:)
mattawesome Posts: 141 Joined: 2005/01/13	2005/05/13, 04:14 PM I have waxed before. Holy Crap does it hurt. Not to be funny MEN don't wax around the you know what like women do. my inner thighs turned blue. I use nair now. It works fine. -------------- If you can't hang with the big dogs, go your little ass home.
Artemis-75 Posts: 208 Joined: 2005/03/25	2005/05/13, 08:09 PM Mattawesome, that's too funny! The first time I waxed my legs I had the craziest bruise patterns! But I learned that the bruising was my own fault because I did it incorrectly. If done properly you really shouldn't bruise. Mind you that won't be as true if you have sensitive skin or if you bruise easily if you bump into something. I definitely believe that waxing is a good longterm method becuase as mentioned by sourjujube I have found that I have a lot less hair in the areas I wax regularly now. Just my 2-bits!