coconut08 asked:
i mean, i don’t want to go to the expensive spas and get it done, i could go for the waxes at the store, but i don’t know where they at and some of them are expensive, i don’t want to shave it either, shaving is annoying, i just want to know if there are any natural remedies, i could find at home and apply on my unwanted hairs, to remove them permanently. oh yeah,i don’t go want to go lasered either, its too darn expensive. please help.lol
Jesse
i mean, i don’t want to go to the expensive spas and get it done, i could go for the waxes at the store, but i don’t know where they at and some of them are expensive, i don’t want to shave it either, shaving is annoying, i just want to know if there are any natural remedies, i could find at home and apply on my unwanted hairs, to remove them permanently. oh yeah,i don’t go want to go lasered either, its too darn expensive. please help.lol
Jesse
When you find a remedy, e-mail me. =)
You could bleach it and make it lighter? But that’s not removing it…!
But seriously, when you get the answer, let me know.
I don’t know any natural remedies but I do know dipilitory cream
you can use an emory board or nail file to buff away unwanted hairs. the bigger ones work better than the skinny brown ones. they seem to be less abrasive to the skin. i use this method to remove the hairs from the tops of my toes. while it isn’t permanent, it does take months for the hairs to grow back in, and they seem to buff off easier every time i do it. this may not work as well on large or very hairy areas, but give it a shot. just buff in small circles and use a gentle touch, otherwise, there can be a lot of friction, which isn’t too comfortable. good luck.
The only things that you can do to get rid of hair is:
- Shaving
- Plucking
- Waxing
- Lotions (Nair)
- Threading
- Burning it off (I wouldn’t suggest that)
- Laser hair removal
And the only one that is permenant is the laser hair removal. Besides shaving the next best & cheapest thing that I have found was Nair! If you figure out any other way let me know! I hope this helps!
A lot depends on where the hair is–I have unwanted peach fuzz along the top area of my jaw line that I hated!! I decided to try Nair 4 minute lotion. It says on the bottle you can use it anywhere except nose, around the eyes ,ears , ****** ******* perianal or vaginal/genital areas. I have used it on the back of my neck, upper jaw line, legs, and I have used it in the bikini line area. I did a test of each of these areas before I actually did this to make sure I wouldn’t have an allergic reaction. I didn’t. For me it is an awesome product and I find I don’t need to do it as often as I used to. I seems to slow the hair regrowth especially on my jaw area. I used to use it once a month there and now I need to only use it about every 3 months. It leaves these areas very smooth. Just shake the bottle well don’t rub and don’t use soaps or creams before you use it. Also when taking it off don’t rub you will irritate your skin just pat and wipe carefully and rinse well. If you follow the directions completely you shouldn’t have any problem. The one I use is in a green bottle. Hope this helps.
Waxing and plucking are the best darn ways painful but you’ll be hairless for days or even weeks.