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Feltipen

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Re: Shaving/Veeting/waxing, which do you prefer?
« Reply #105 on: 03 June 2014, 09:55:23 pm »
Stockings or hold ups for leg hair.

For your lady garden I'd just shave. I shave everything and if it's at that length where the stubble is just a bit too long to leave but too short to shave without being a bit sore, I put baby oil on it to soften it up, nice soak in the bath and then shave. Leaves it soft and smooth.

MissTee

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Re: Shaving/Veeting/waxing, which do you prefer?
« Reply #106 on: 03 June 2014, 10:15:26 pm »
Thanks ladies, I use lycon for waxing so get a good 2 weeks hair free but struggling this time with the little blighters! Especially having PCOS they are determined lol!! X

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Re: Shaving/Veeting/waxing, which do you prefer?
« Reply #107 on: 03 June 2014, 10:29:35 pm »
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MissTee

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Re: Shaving/Veeting/waxing, which do you prefer?
« Reply #108 on: 03 June 2014, 11:09:43 pm »
Thanks hun! We're very similar lol! Im seeing a client on saturday and cant stop thinking about the red spots and what he'll think... though im sure he'll have better things to be thinking about lol! I shave my legs although wearing skinny jeans has made them sore this time round grr. I bought an expensive epilator but im too much of a wimp to have used it yet haha!!

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Re: Shaving/Veeting/waxing, which do you prefer?
« Reply #109 on: 03 June 2014, 11:26:44 pm »
No thanks to a epilator lol

Wear a baby doll that covers you front bits, then that way they wont see if until they are up close and personal and to horny to tell whats what

MissTee

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Re: Shaving/Veeting/waxing, which do you prefer?
« Reply #110 on: 03 June 2014, 11:50:33 pm »
Thanks Emily :-) xx

Ieaio

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Re: Shaving/Veeting/waxing, which do you prefer?
« Reply #111 on: 08 June 2014, 07:14:03 pm »
I realize my tip about ingrown hairs was nestled in my essay so just to add...
Baking soda, coconut oil and sugar. I never get ingrowns anymore & they used to be a real problem. I think the baking soda is the main reason not sure but it works so i'm happy :) I tried many things because i was so paranoid people were going to think it was a disease or something, not my pubic hair being annoying.

Men don't seem to mind if you've grown out a bit to wax, i was really nerveous about it but only had positive response even from regulars, i can imagine it puts off the younger folk but whatever, they're once in a blue moon anyways. The average client (middle aged) grew up with women with bushes so they're used to it. I found a poll online & most people do prefer shaven but sometimes you just gotta wax & most people don't care so :)

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Re: Shaving/Veeting/waxing, which do you prefer?
« Reply #112 on: 08 June 2014, 09:08:06 pm »
I am using Philips Satinelle Corded Epilator EVERYWHERE on the body. I know it is a kinda hardcore, but works for me, and the smoothness down there is your reward. I had problem with ingrowns, but the Tend Skin Ingrown Hair Solution (Amazon) is working for me brilliant.
Last year I applied to myself a series of masochist sessions to remove all hair, and since then I need to sacrifice max 1 hour weekly to keep up with result.

Face: eyebrows and moustache + chin - waxing (done by my friend) plus Inhibitif to slow down re-growth. It worked so well so far, that will consider the serum for body too. Available in Boots, if not in stock in your local one, might be ordered online or via local shop.

MissTee

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Re: Shaving/Veeting/waxing, which do you prefer?
« Reply #113 on: 09 June 2014, 12:34:04 pm »
Thank girls, nearly cancelled my outcall because it looked so hideous, slapped on some steroid cream night before and atleast it took the redness away... think he could tell I was self conscious though... ah well!! X

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Re: Shaving/Veeting/waxing, which do you prefer?
« Reply #114 on: 03 August 2014, 12:41:13 pm »
I have bought some spray called Inhibitif hair free, was ?30 apparently it greatly minimises hair growth in two months. Since the heat wave my hair is growing back thicker and like stubble :( Has anyone used this product. Will keep you guys informed if it works lol



Dumb me, never read Alexra's post, well good it work for someone. Will keep you guys posted.
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meetingdiversity

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Re: Shaving/Veeting/waxing, which do you prefer?
« Reply #115 on: 03 August 2014, 10:19:01 pm »
So at the grand age of 36 I decided that enough is enough and I'm going to try with waxing!!!!  ::) I made an appointment on Saturday for this afternoon and hoped that there would be enough hair to pull out, so to speak! Sadly I'm nowhere close! So I'm stuck with the stubble look  :( I've made a new appointment for Thursday and hoping I'll have acquired the necessary growth to get it done at last!

I figured that seeing as it's that time of the month and therefore I'm not working it would be an ideal time, despite reading you are more sensitive down below at this time!

My question is how do you girls who do wax get around this? Do I really need to take a week off every month (give or take) to allow for regrowth or should I just stick to the old razor? Gutted that I'm out of action as it is without the itchy horrid regrowth I'm putting up with!

Any tips very welcome!  :FF


Waxing risk ingrowing hairs sooner or later.   It isn't cracked up to be safe. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2699825/Bikini-waxing-increase-risk-contracting-STI-experts-warn.html


''Although generally deemed to be a safe beauty procedure, waxing can cause micro-trauma to the skin and its underlying structures.
That in turn can cause folliculitis - an infection of the hair follicles - local spread of infection, burns and the development of syringoma - benign tumours.''
 

tvhappiness

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Re: Shaving/Veeting/waxing, which do you prefer?
« Reply #116 on: 03 August 2014, 11:39:34 pm »
I agree with MD, waxing scarred my legs, the pores, more a slight pigment around them, tho fading with time, not to mention the ingrown hairs, thank god their gone!

meetingdiversity

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Re: Shaving/Veeting/waxing, which do you prefer?
« Reply #117 on: 03 August 2014, 11:48:54 pm »
Shaving would be safer in my opinion although can get ingrowing hair too but have just found this. Hope it helps.

http://www.   livestrong.com/article/154917-how-to-stop-ingrown-hairs-in-pubic-area/



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Kaleese

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Re: Shaving/Veeting/waxing, which do you prefer?
« Reply #118 on: 17 September 2014, 06:43:02 pm »
Waxing there is a wait.
Shaving is instant and razor burn happens,  I combat this by using michum stick deodrant and plenty of moisturiser.

Veet..... its an absolute no no with me ..... it lifts layers of my skin, burns me no matter which strength I use  :'(

What do you ladies use?

Nia Hope

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Re: Shaving/Veeting/waxing, which do you prefer?
« Reply #119 on: 17 September 2014, 06:47:54 pm »
Shaving, I put some body oil and dove soap on my skin first and it stops any rash or burn, also if I am having a day off or weekend I don't shave anywhere to give my skin a rest and I'm always really smooth x
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