Hi
This is kind of embarrassing to ask, but is there some way of removing pubic hair without having to shave it? Because it grows back the next day! And if I try to shave it away again it dose'nt work and cuts me instead :(
Could you recommend anythink I can use?

Try getting some wax at the chemist and doing it yourself, it hurts (it really hurts) but stops the re growth coming back so quickly. You can even get specific Brazilian kits to do it at home.

Most hair salons and tanning places have bikini waxing,I don't recommend doing it yourself for a first time. It could be a disaster. Yes it DOES hurt, No doubt about it. But it will hurt much more if you don't have a professional do it.

Waxing and sugaring are great ways to remove hair from the bikini area. These methods give a smooth surface and long lasting results. It doesn't irritate your skin the way shaving and depilatories creams do. The pain isn't all that bad, and you'll like the results. I agree with Stormy69, you shouldn't do it yourself. Try going to a salon and let a licensed professional do it for you. They will give you a standard bikini wax, or a Brazilian bikini wax, choose the one that's best for you.

Thanks prettylady andstormy 69 I will have to make an appointment with one
Do you no how much they charge?

Try getting some wax at the chemist and doing it your self, it hurts (it really hurts) but stops the re growth coming back so quickly. You can even get specific Brazilian kits to do it at home.

Were can I buy the brazilian kits from and how much do they cost?

thanks prettylady andstormy 69 i will have to make an appointment with one
do you no how much they charge?

A regular bikini wax range from $30 to $50. It depends on the spa or salon you go to and the time involved.

oh OK then ^^
will have to find out
although I would rather do it myself!
isn't there anythink I can buy instead to do it?

You can find waxing kits at the beauty supply store. Make sure you read the instructions on the package carefully before you use it.

OK I'll have a look

If you can't tolerate heated wax, opt for cold wax. Cold wax method removes the hair in the same manner as warm wax. When you apply the wax and strip on your skin, hold the skin taut with one hand, use the other hand to grasp the wax strip, and pull with one fast movement. "Pull off the strip against the direction of the hair growth."

OK, is there any cold waxing kits you would recommend me using?

Sweetie, the wax that you normally heat up in the microwave can be applied cold. Browse through the aisle at the beauty supply store and look for a waxing kit that's easy to use. Be sure to follow the directions you get with your waxing kit. If you still don't know how to use it, feel free to ask me more questions.

OK then :)
I will do
Thank you

You're welcome.

I tried Veet known as Immac binki removal cream not very good removes hair although I had little short hairs left behind (like when it starts to grow back)
Not going to buy that again!
Goning to see what else they have.

Well waxing is the best... but I'm really shocked! Does it cost you $50 to get a bikini wax! In my country it costs around $5 ONLY! :o

I'm not sure how much it costs here I'll have to enquire about it

Waxing doesn't work for me... I always have hair left over too, even when done in a salon... you have to let the hair grow awhile before waxing seems to work... I stick with the old fashioned shaving!

Yes I've gone back to shaving
Because when I've used wax strips they don't remove the hairl right and leave some behind and it seems to be costing quite a lot that way and I don't want to go to the salon and the same thing happens as it will be a waste of money. I just did'nt want to shave anymore because the hair gows back the next day and it quite annoying having to shave everyday :(

Waxing works but if your too sensitive for waxing try the new neet shower cream or another cram skin removal system. I know they smell bad but they work too

I've used veet hair removal cream for sensitive skin and when I used it it made my skin bleed :(

I believe there is a laser hair removal for this kind too

Waxing is a good way to remove hair from the bikini area. Waxing leaves the area smooth and last 3 to 6 weeks. Hair re-growth looks lighter and less noticeable than it is after other methods of hair removal, such as shaving. Hair waxing should not be done on areas of skin affected by warts, pimples, moles or rashes or on skin that is irritated, chapped or suffering from sunburn. Never apply wax to peeling, broken skin or varicose veins. You must be careful not to burn yourself. Test the wax in a small area on the inside of your wrist to make sure it isn't too hot before you apply it.

If you want to remove unwanted hair quickly. Depilatory creams are your best bet. They're easy to apply and effective at removing hair just on the skin's surface. However, it can also cause skin irritation or burning. People with sensitive skin should not use depilatory creams.

Laser Hair removal and Electrolysis are common methods of hair removal, but it is not for everyone. These methods can also be expensive and time consuming.

Pinkcat, it seems to me that you have very sensitive skin and you may not be able to tolerate depilatory creams or waxing. Therefore, you might want to stick with the shaving method. Applying shaving lotion and working it into the hairs also helps soften them and makes them easier to shave. Be sure to change your blades often to avoid nicks. Shave the same way the hair grows. Avoid constantly stroking the same area during the shave because this may irritate the skin. You can use baby oil, aloe vera lotion or baby powder to soothe the shaved area.

I did buy johnsons hair minimising cream that's meant to reduce you to shave as often after shaving having been using this for a few weeks now and it make my legs nice and soft and when the hair grows back it's not very noticeable and soft.