Girl/Guys...Do you wax, pluck, shave or use lotions to remove your hairs?

your privates, underarms, facial hair etc...

I pluck my underarms,sometimes shave when i dont have the time to pluck but it does last longer when plucking. I've tried the waxing strips in ceratin areas but not successfully pulling all of the hair off. and I down under you know. But I pluck like the top part. hahaha and I shave my moustache. lol sShhh=/

which do you prefer and think is the best method?

I'm thinking of trying something new...

Girl/Guys...Do you wax, pluck, shave or use lotions to remove your hairs?

Yep.

Girl/Guys...Do you wax, pluck, shave or use lotions to remove your hairs?

Real men use duct tape lmao!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Girl/Guys...Do you wax, pluck, shave or use lotions to remove your hairs?

I dont grow underarm hair but i wax my legs its better than shaving.

Girl/Guys...Do you wax, pluck, shave or use lotions to remove your hairs?

NO!!

Girl/Guys...Do you wax, pluck, shave or use lotions to remove your hairs?

i wax. in fact, a while ago i just came back from getting my eyebrows, upper lip hair removed. i go every two weeks. i pluck the stray eyebrows as they begin to fill in til my next visit with my lady who waxes me.

Girl/Guys...Do you wax, pluck, shave or use lotions to remove your hairs?

i just shave my legs every time i shower, it feels like part of the shower anyway

everything else i wax

Girl/Guys...Do you wax, pluck, shave or use lotions to remove your hairs?

LMAO i think waxing is best if someone else can do it for you. maybe a friend lol. i wax my ummm..... bikini line and shave my legs and underarms.

Girl/Guys...Do you wax, pluck, shave or use lotions to remove your hairs?

I use a lotion to remove the majority of hair because it's fast, easy and doesn't ever cause any itching, rash or irritation as long as you aren't allergic to the lotion itself. Even the bikini line can be done. Plucking is not only time consuming, it hurts.

As for Waxing, I've done it and it can get all the hair, but sheesh it don't tickle. I've never waxed "down under" because that isn't exactly someplace I want to be yanking on. A good old fashioned razor takes care of the more personal places.

Girl/Guys...Do you wax, pluck, shave or use lotions to remove your hairs?

I use Emjoi's Gently Gold Caress--the tweezer-machine-thing that pulls out all the hair--it's a lot less painless than waxing and like you said, tweezing lasts longer.

I've found that the longer the hair, the more it hurts, so it helps to trim the hair a little bit first.

I highly recommend it, I think it cost me 50$ 2 years ago.

And IF the hair grows back at all, it's thinner and finer and pretty soon it doesnt come back.

Girl/Guys...Do you wax, pluck, shave or use lotions to remove your hairs?

i shave it all

Girl/Guys...Do you wax, pluck, shave or use lotions to remove your hairs?

Whatever doesn't come off by waxing gets plucked, if there is too much left to get plucked it gets shaved, lol.

Girl/Guys...Do you wax, pluck, shave or use lotions to remove your hairs?

waxing last a long time

Girl/Guys...Do you wax, pluck, shave or use lotions to remove your hairs?

I use Nair on my legs and arms, shave my underarms and privates. I really dislike body hair so I have gotten rid of it a number of ways. I still get the underarms waxed from time to time, usually if there is a discount.

Girl/Guys...Do you wax, pluck, shave or use lotions to remove your hairs?

I shave....It works well for me and if I use shaving cream (I don't know why) but it seems like it lasts longer.

Girl/Guys...Do you wax, pluck, shave or use lotions to remove your hairs?

pluck for precision.

Girl/Guys...Do you wax, pluck, shave or use lotions to remove your hairs?

Plucking (tweezing), Shaving, Depilatory creams and Waxing are temporary hair removal methods.

Waxing usually lasts for 3 weeks, but it is painful.

Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt