What over the counter products are best for getting rid of excess body hair (i.e. legs, face, underarms)?

Question

i'm on this whole homeopathic-holistic lean and i just wanna get a serious answer...also I have sensitive skin and eczema...thanx

Answer 1

I shave everything ,and I mean everything with the electric epilady.The secret is to shave with a razor first then wait a day and use epilady.It won't hurt as much.Then do it in 2 days time to give some of the other hairs a chance to grow.So what I mean is initially you have to use the epilady twice a week after you have used the razor.After that you just use the epilady to shave every 4 weeks.This way it won't hurt.You actually get use to it and mine has lasted me 5 yrs and still going.It's cheaper in the long run,and no sensitivity.Not sure what they call it in your country but it is electric and the cutting part rotates and pulls out the hair. cheers

Answer 2

shaving stuffs or those spray or cream foam shaving thingys

Answer 3

I have always used baby lotion for hair removal , it works leaves skin soft , and it is gentle to the skin , as It is made for a Babbie's skin try it you will like the results , if not you should go to a salon that uses only natural products .

Answer 4

I have very sensitive skin as well and I think I have tried every OTC hair removal product. I would recommend self waxing to those who are cautious. I have found that the hot wax works extremely better than the cold strips. Razors caused more irritation to my skin and lotions and creams burn your skin. If they disintegrate your hair imagine what it does to your skin. My ultimate solution (although expensive and not OTC) was laser hair removal. Well worth the pain and expense.